World Bank and UNICEF Global Monitoring Compilations on Measurement
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Updated Oct 9
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What happened
In 2005, the World Bank and UNICEF produced global monitoring compilations. These compilations highlighted that attaching a measurable target to a program restructures the activity around that ambition. A measured commitment produces a number at a fixed date, which carries specific consequences.
From zunia.org
Why it matters
The mechanism of measurement disciplines the system, influencing the credibility of the institutions that set the goals. For governments, measured commitments affect budget allocations, and statistical offices must produce the evidence required to meet those goals.
From zunia.org
Who's involved
- World BankInternational financial institution that produced the monitoring compilations.
- UNICEFSpecialized agency of the United Nations that produced the monitoring compilations.
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The entities involved
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World Bank
international financial institution
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UNICEF
specialised agency of the United Nations
Related events
- Projects are being executed under a programme sponsored by the World Bank, involving a state government.
- IMF and World Bank held their annual meetings together on October 1, 2026.
- The World Bank presented its goals during the ongoing annual meetings of the International Monetary Fund.
- Taiwo Oyedele spoke at the International Monetary Fund and World Bank annual meetings on October 13, 2026.