What is the World Bank Funding?

What is the IBRD and IDA: Two institutions that comprise the World Bank World Bank Funding? The IBRD is an international organization whose original mission was to finance the reconstruction of nations devastated by World War II. Now, its mission has expanded to fight poverty by means of financing states. IDA is responsible for providing long-term, interest-free loans to the world's 80 poorest countries, 39 of which are in Africa. Total IBRD-IDA Lending by Sector Fiscal 2008 | Share of total lending of $24.7 BILLION World Bank Lending Values in Millions Of Dollars IBRD 1 6% Agriculture, Fishing, and Forestry LIDA H8% Education H 17% Energy and Mining 16% Finance 17% Health and Other Social Services 1 6% Industry and Trade 2004 20,080.1 1% Information and Communication 1 21% Law and Justice and Public Administration 2003 18,513.2 1 19% Transportation H 10% Water, Sanitation, and Flood Protection 12 15 Total IBRD Lending By Region Fiscal 2008 | Share Of Total Lending Of $13.5 Billion World Bank Lending by Sector HAgriculture, Fishing, and Forestry Water, Europe & Central Asia 28% East Asia & Pacific Sanitation, 20% and Flood Protection I Education Transportation H HEnergy and Mining Finance Health and Other Social Services Latin Law and Justice and Public Middle East America & the Caribbean Africa & North Africa South Asia Administration 32% <1% |9% 11% Industry and Trade Information and Communication Top Ten Trust Fund Donors Fiscal 2008 | Millions Of Dollars Sources of IDA Funding | in Billions Of Dollars I2007 2008 I IDA internal resources* I IBRD and IFC net income 40 - United Kingdom United States Italy France Note: All figures are reported on a cash basis, unlike previous reports in which some were reported on an accrual basis. Fiscal 2007 figures have contribution I Donor compensation for MDRI debt forgiveness I Donor contributions** 30 - 20 - European Commission Netherlands restated been accordingly. 10 - Canada * IDA Germany Norway Japan Others I resources i administrative expenses, and investment income. principal repayments, charode IDA14 FYÓ3-05 FY06-08 FY09-11 IDA13 IDA15 * Net of structural financing gap. 2008. 24,702.3 2007 24,695.8 2006 23,641.2 6 000. 000 € 2005 22,307.0