Using Training to Build Capacity for Development : An Evalution of the World Bank's Project-Based and WBI Training.
by
 
Bank, World.

Title
Using Training to Build Capacity for Development : An Evalution of the World Bank's Project-Based and WBI Training.

Author
Bank, World.

ISBN
9780821373798

Personal Author
Bank, World.

Physical Description
1 online resource (184 pages)

Contents
Cover -- Title Page -- Contents -- Abbreviations -- Acknowledgments -- Foreword -- Executive Summary -- Recommendations -- Management Response -- Management Views on IEG's Analysis and Conclusions -- Points of Disagreement -- Recommendations -- Data Concerns -- Chairperson's Summary: Committee on Development Effectiveness (CODE) -- Background -- Main findings and recommendations -- Draft Management response -- Overall conclusions -- Next steps -- Scope of the report -- Training and capacity building -- Effectiveness of training -- Training design -- Organizational context for training -- Bank processes and systems -- The role of WBI -- CHAPTER 1 The Role of Training in Capacity Building -- Evaluation Highlights -- The Nature of World Bank Training Support -- Scope of the Evaluation -- Evaluating the Training Results Chain -- CHAPTER 2 Effectiveness of Training -- Evaluation Highlights -- Introduction -- Learning Outputs -- Workplace Performance Outcomes -- Impact on Development Capacity -- Attributing Training Results -- CHAPTER 3 What Training Works: Training Design -- Evaluation Highlights -- Introduction -- Pedagogy -- Support for Transferring Learning to the Workplace -- Targeting of Training -- Diagnosis -- Training-Needs Assessment -- Participant Selection -- From Process to Context: Making Learning Work for the Organization -- CHAPTER 4 When Training Works: The Organizational Context for Training -- Evaluation Highlights -- Introduction -- Importance of Organizational Context for Training Success -- Organizational Incentives and Resources for Applying Learning -- Importance of Client Commitment -- CHAPTER 5 Bank Processes and Systems -- Evaluation Highlights -- Introduction -- Identifying and Measuring the Results of Training -- Lack of clear and monitorable training objectives -- Evaluation of training results -- Bank Support for Training.
 
Bank standards for training design -- Support to project task team leaders -- WBI contribution to country assistance strategy goals -- Bank Resources for Effective Training -- CHAPTER 6 Findings and Recommendations -- Findings -- Recommendations -- Recommendation 1 -- Recommendation 2 -- Recommendation 3 -- Appendix A: Methodology -- Definition and Scope -- Evaluation Tools -- A. Field reviews -- Training results -- Training targeting -- Training follow-up -- Training context -- Clarity of objectives -- Monitoring and evaluation -- B. Portfolio review -- Estimation of the amount of project-based client training -- Estimation of the amount of WBI client training -- Desk review of projects with high training content in WBI courses -- C. Literature review -- D. Benchmarking review -- E. Six-country survey of training participants -- F. Survey of Bank task team leaders -- G. Survey of WBI-partner training institutes -- Appendix B: Assessing Training for Successful Capacity Development: Literature Review Summary -- Design -- Implementation of Training Activities -- Follow-up -- Evaluation -- Conclusion -- Appendix C: Summary of Client Surveys in Six Countries -- Results -- Training success -- Drivers of success -- World Bank Training Evaluation Questionnaire -- Screening -- Course details -- Overall impression of the course -- Rating specific aspects of course and organizational environment -- Profiling -- Appendix D: Monitoring and Evaluation of Training Outcomes in Closed Bank Projects -- Preparing for Training -- Results of Training -- Appendix E: Summary of Interviews With Bank Task Team Leaders -- Sources of and Need for Training Expertise -- Relationship between WBI and TTLs in WBI Focus Countries -- WBI Use of Operational Resources -- Findings -- Survey of Bank Task Team Leaders for High-Training-Component Projects -- Screening questions.
 
WBI-related questions -- Project-related questions -- Demographic information -- Appendix F: Summary of WBI's Partner Training Institute Survey -- Results -- Partner institutes value their relationship with the WBI -- Partner institutes are satisfied with their relationship with the WBI -- Partner institutes are generally satisfied with the support they receive from the WBI -- Respondents are less positive (64 percent) about the WBI's capacity-building support -- Division of responsibilities between the WBI and its partner institutes can be improved -- Respondents noted interest in increasing their influence -- Survey of WBI-Partner Training Institutes -- Appendix G: Assessment of WBI's Activity Initiation Summary Forms -- Main Messages -- There is poor quality control of AISs and lack of a clear results chain -- The objectives of courses are not realistically defined -- The diagnostic exercises before the start of courses are insufficient -- Appendix H: List of WBI Interviewees -- Appendix I: List of Projects in Country Review Studies -- Appendix J: Detailed Management Comments -- Management's Views on the Overall Analysis and Conclusions -- Reservations with Regard to the Findings and Conclusions -- Evaluation Model -- Context and Tone -- Management's Views on Analysis and Conclusions Relating to WBI -- Choice of Activities for Review -- Coding of Activities -- Comparison of Project-Supported and WBI Training -- WBI's M&E Functions -- Management's Views on IEG's Recommendations -- Guidance to Staff -- WBI's Mandate -- Detailed Recommendations for WBI -- WBI Work on Improvements -- Results Framework for WBI Activities -- Bibliography -- Back Cover.

Abstract
This evaluation assesses the extend to which World Bank-financed training builds the capacity of target institutions and organizations to better achieve their development goals, and identifies the training management processes that contribute to positive results.

Local Note
Electronic reproduction. Ann Arbor, Michigan : ProQuest Ebook Central, 2017. Available via World Wide Web. Access may be limited to ProQuest Ebook Central affiliated libraries.

Subject Term
Economic assistance -- Developing countries -- Evaluation.
 
Economic development projects -- Developing countries -- Evaluation.
 
Vocational education -- Developing countries -- Evaluation.
 
World Bank -- Evaluation.

Genre
Electronic books.

Added Author
Inbal, Aliza Belman.

Electronic Access
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LibraryMaterial TypeItem BarcodeShelf NumberStatus
IYTE LibraryE-Book1208492-1001HD75.9 -- .U85 2008 EBEbrary E-Books