The World Bank is set to host its Spring Meetings in Washington, D.C., this week at a time of transition for the multilateral lender. Its president has called it quits and a new leader is set to take over.
Meanwhile, some are wondering whether the bank is doing enough on climate change. My colleague Miguel Antonio Tamonan takes a look at the bank’s spending on climate-related projects to find out.
+ Listen to a recent Twitter Spaces conversation between Devex Editor-in-Chief Raj Kumar and World Bank head of communications Corinne Woods about what to expect at the Spring Meetings.
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Omar Mohammed
Omar Mohammed is a Foreign Aid Business Reporter based in New York. Prior to joining Devex, he was a Knight-Bagehot fellow in business and economics reporting at Columbia University Graduate School of Journalism. He has nearly a decade of experience as a journalist and he previously covered companies and the economies of East Africa for Reuters, Bloomberg, and Quartz.
