Stakeholder engagement

in World Bank projects

If your country is one of the 121 low- and middle-income borrowing members of the World Bank Group, you have the right to access information and participate in shaping projects that impact your community.

This engaging webinar on Stakeholder Engagement in World Bank Projects, featured experts from the World Bank and the Partnership for Transparency (PTF) and explored the role of stakeholders, the importance of Stakeholder Engagement Plans (SEPs). It explored how you or your organization can actively participate in project design and implementation. Through real-world examples, the speakers answered key questions about SEPs—what they are, why they matter, and how you can get involved.

Don’t miss this opportunity to learn how to make your voice heard in the development process!

Effective stakeholder engagement is key to ensuring that World Bank-funded projects are inclusive, transparent, and impactful. As a stakeholder, you have the right to information and participation in shaping development projects in your country.

 

You are a stakeholder if your country is one of the 121 low- and middle-income borrowing member countries of the World Bank Group. As a stakeholder, you have the right to information about World Bank-funded projects in your country and a right to participate in a stakeholder engagement process conducted by the Project Implementing Agency.

 

This webinar provided valuable insights into the Stakeholder Engagement Plan (SEP)—a mandatory component of all World Bank-financed investment projects. This process conducted by the Project Implementing Agency aims to build robust and constructive relations between project authorities and stakeholders for successful implementation.

 

Whether you represent a civil society organization, a community group, or simply want to understand how these projects affect you, this recording will equip you with the knowledge to engage effectively.

More about our guests

Our guests are representatives from the World Bank and the Partnership for Transparency and they  will use examples to explore:

  1. Who are the stakeholders in a World Bank-financed project?
  2. What is a Stakeholder Engagement Plan, and why does the World Bank mandate it for all investment projects it finances?
  3. What is included in a Stakeholder Engagement Plan, and why does this matter to you?
  4. How can you or your organization participate in a Stakeholder Engagement Plan’s design and implementation?
  5. Where can you get more information?
Vinay Bhargava

Chief Technical Adviser
Partnership for Transparency Fund

Asli Gurkan

Social Development Specialist
World Bank

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Head of Education

Good Governance Academy

Marc Morley

Building Partnerships for an Ethical and Sustainable Future

Good Governance Academy: Training Manager

Marc switched careers from Finance in 2012, when he moved from corporates to start-ups.

 

Marc’s first initiative in this new capacity was to help ITWinners to grow. This company is focused on helping businesses achieve their strategic goals – by building and enhancing specific capabilities.

 

Subsequently, IT Winners has grown into Executive Education Online, an organization with a passion for ethical and sustainable change, focussing on education.

 

Marc joined the Good Governance Academy in 2023 as Training Manager in a collaboration arrangement between the Good Governance Academy and Executive Education Online.

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