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The World Bank's Environmental and Social Framework: from the legacy OP/BP to the ESS
The World Bank replaced its historical operational policies in 2018 with a new Environmental and Social Framework. The change opened a considerable work programme in borrower countries: new obligations, new deliverables, new allocation of responsibilities. Six years on, the transition is largely complete, but watch-points remain.
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