Will the World Bank fully embrace its catalyst potential?

Jim Yong Kim’s belief that he can do more to mitigate climate change and boost infra investment in emerging markets by operating in the private sector again raises questions about the Bank’s role in the 21st century.

10 January 20193 mins read

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