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This is a joint post with Michele de Nevers.
The World Bank is conducting a far-reaching study of its role in the provision of global public goods. This is not the first and surely not the last. Still, there could be an opening this time around for a much-needed fresh approach. Given the increased urgency of cross-border problems and the bank's potential for being a powerful force for good, this is trend worth watching.
Many obstacles to development transcend national borders and therefore cannot be adequately addressed within a single country. These include issues such as drug resistance and other cross-border health risks, financial crises contagion, money laundering, water scarcity, fisheries collapse and, of course, climate change. Economists call efforts to address these problems Global Public Goods (GPGs). Like other public goods, funding for GPGs is chronically in short supply: of $125 billion in annual official development assistance (ODA ) only about $3 billion goes to GPGs.
Many casual observers imagine that that the World Bank, as the world's foremost development institution and with near global membership, is well placed to take the lead on GPGs. But since the bank was founded more than 60 years ago, most of its resources and decision-making have been locked up in single-country programs designed in discussions with government officials and coordinated by ministries of finance.
As a result, the bank lacks the mandate, products and incentives to address these global, cross-border challenges in a meaningful way in its core programs. A 2007 World Bank staff report for the Development Committee, the ministerial level group that oversees the bank and the IMF, described the bank's contributions to GPGs primarily within the context of what could be done within its country-focused activities. This remains true today.
The bank's main financing instrument, the market-based IBRD loan, requires a sovereign guarantee, limiting the ease of developing cross-country or global programs. Donor funding for low-income countries channeled through the soft-lending arm, IDA, provides only very limited allocations for cross-border programs. Although the World Bank manages several moderately sized multi-donor trust funds established to address some GPGs, these are ancillary to its core programs.
CGD president Nancy Birdsall has been prominent among those urging the bank to do better. She has argued (see here, here, here and most recently, on climate change, here) that the bank has a strong comparative advantage in providing GPGs but it can only become effective in doing so if the its president seeks a mandate from the member countries and then creates new instruments—for example, new ways of mobilizing finance and loans that do not require sovereign guarantees—to pursue these goals.
Does the appointment of Jim Yong Kim, still in his first year at the helm of the institution, provide a fresh opening for such ideas? There are some encouraging signs. With his background in global health, especially HIV/AIDS, Kim is well aware of the cross-border dimensions of development problems. And he has been outspoken on the need for action to address climate change, commissioning a landmark report, Turn Down the Heat (see also this video of Kim discussing it) about far-reaching development impacts of runaway climate change.
This is the institutional environment in which Rachel Kyte, the bank's vice president for sustainable development, has brought together a small team of experts for a new study, "Collective Solutions 2025." The idea is to develop long-term scenarios and explore pathways to transform the bank so it can support "inclusive green growth" in a way that balances immediate, local development priorities with longer term regional and global public goods.
At the World Bank's request, Michele organized a round table on the draft report last month. Kyte and the bank team introduced the study and a group of seasoned development practitioners responded with questions and suggestions. Among the questions:
- What kind of institution is needed to deliver global public goods?
- Is it possible to reform the governance and mandate of the World Bank or is a new institution needed?
- Can ODA and climate finance—now seen as separate resource streams even though the programs they support are often identical—be managed in a comprehensive fashion without undermining funding to the poorest countries?
- In approaching GPGs, should the bank continue to focus on developing countries or widen the scope of its efforts to include all nations?
- What policy, institutional, organizational and incentive barriers need to be overcome?
- Should there be a new arm of the World Bank for climate change and other public goods?
Like any good brainstorming session, the meeting raised more questions than answers. The World Bank team will have a tough job in coming up with politically feasible proposals. We wish them luck. If you'd like to share your views, you can try the Collaboration for Development community set up by the World Bank for the purposes of this discussion. Or if you find the Collaboration for Development a bit daunting, here's an easier option: the comments field on Kyte's post on the World Bank blog platform. Or the easiest option of all: post your comments below.


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Scores: 120-108, 119-112, 118-110 Records: Hernandez (26-2-1, 16 KOs); Cabarca (13-7, 5 KOs) |
Rafael's remarks: Hernandez, 27, of Mexico, lost his version of the 108-pound world title in December 2011 when Kompayak Porpramook knocked him out in the 10th round of a very good fight. Three fights later, Hernandez regained the title when he returned the favor by stopping Thailand's Porpramook in the sixth round in October. Making the first defense of his second title reign, Hernandez got a soft touch in Cabarca, a 27-year-old southpaw from Panama who had never even been in a scheduled 10-round fight before being handpicked for this world title bout. It was just the sort of mismatch that was expected as Hernandez rolled past Cabarca with ease. Hernandez outclassed his opponent, doing as he pleased for most of the fight, which at least had spurts of decent action. In the opening moments of the 12th round, an accidental clash of heads bloodied the left eye of Hernandez and opened a cut on Cabarca's scalp, but both shook off the cuts. |
Scores: 97-93, 96-94, 95-95 Records: Perez (16-1-1, 12 KOs); Forbes (35-12, 11 KOs) |
Rafael's remarks: Perez, 29, of Venezuela, won an interim junior welterweight title in December 2011 with a fourth-round knockout of Fernando Castaneda but then lost in his first defense, a seventh-round technical decision to Pablo Cesar Cano in July. In his first bout since that defeat, Perez returned against Los Angeles-based Forbes, 35, who briefly held a junior lightweight world title in 2003 and 2004 but has since become a journeyman opponent. Perez is a limited fighter and didn't look great, but he did enough to escape with a majority decision -- one that Forbes disputed. Forbes lost his fourth fight in a row and dropped to 3-9 in his past 12 bouts, but he fought better than most probably expected. Forbes was able to catch Perez with left hands, but Perez was the more aggressive fighter, which undoubtedly helped him with the judges. Forbes blocked a lot of Perez's shots and had a big sixth round as he fought off of the ropes and landed some clean left hooks. But the heavier-punching (and often wild-swinging) Perez continually marched forward and didn't seem bothered by Forbes' shots. The bigger Perez opened a cut over Forbes' right eye in the final round and closed the fight strong as he connected with a lot of solid shots in the 10th round. |
Records: Williams (12-0, 9 KOs); Smith (8-2, 6 KOs) |
Rafael's remarks: Williams, 25, of Fort Washington, Md., was all over the overmatched Smith (8-2, 6 KOs), of Williamson, Ky., from the outset. Williams is a crowd-pleaser and went after Smith throughout the fight. He had very little coming back at him to worry about. By the third round, Smith's face was busted up and he was bleeding badly from the bridge of his nose when Williams dropped him to a knee with a left hand. Smith was game and tried to fight back, but he was out of his league. Williams put some punches together, drove him to the ropes and unloaded a brutal left uppercut that badly hurt him. Williams landed a couple of more shots, but Smith was already going down from the uppercut. Referee Frank Gentile jumped in to stop the fight at 1 minute, 56 seconds. Williams looks like a prospect to keep an eye on -- at least a guy who is going to be in fan-friendly fights. |
Records: Gausha (2-0, 2 KO); Schmitz (2-6, 1 KO) |
Rafael's remarks: Gausha, 25, of Cleveland, was a 2012 U.S. Olympian and is getting his pro career rolling. He turned pro with several of his Olympic teammates in November (although some count Gausha's bouts from his experience in the World Series of Boxing as professional fights) and stormed to a second-round knockout of Dustin Caplinger. In his second fight, Gausha had an easier time with Schmitz, 23, of St. Joseph, Mo., who was a punching bag with no prayer. Schmitz didn't land a single legitimate punch in the fight as Gausha teed off on him. Gausha was landing all kinds of rights, lefts and uppercuts and had Schmitz pinned in a corner when referee Sam Burgos stepped in to stop the onslaught at 1 minute, 42 seconds. Don't expect to see Gausha or any Olympians in a solid fight for a while. Smashing slow, unskilled opponents in early pro fights is just part of the rite of passage for touted prospects. |
Records: Molina (25-2, 20 KOs); Williams (22-3, 18 KOs) |
Rafael's remarks: Molina, 30, of Covina, Calif., and Williams, 28, of St. Louis -- both good punchers -- came into this solidly matched main event in need of a victory. It figured to be the kind of fight where the first guy to land a really stiff punch would win. And that's what happened, as Molina starched Williams to keep his career relevant. Molina needed the win badly because in his most recent fight, in September on the Andre Ward-Chad Dawson undercard, he challenged then-lightweight titlist Antonio DeMarco and was wiped out in a 44-second nightmare. Since then, he dropped trainer Joe Goossen and brought trainer of the year Robert Garcia into his corner. In March, Williams, trained by former Kelly Pavlik trainer Jack Loew, lost a rather lopsided decision to Henry Lundy despite scoring a knockdown in the first round. Although Williams won a fight in October, he got dropped and cut in a stay-busy win against a sub-.500 opponent, so he too needed a solid performance. Both fighters were a bit cautious in the first round before Williams, with his faster hands, landed some decent right hands in the second round and seemed to be getting into a rhythm. But Williams was badly rattled by an accidental head-butt in the third round and was given time by referee Rocky Burke to recover. In the fourth round, Molina unloaded a hard overhand right that landed high on Williams' head, near his temple. The punch sent Williams reeling into the ropes and down to the mat. He came to rest on his stomach, with the top half of his body outside the ring on the apron. He tried to get up but couldn't beat the count, and Burke stopped it at 2 minutes, 16 seconds. When Williams did get up, he was standing outside the ring on the apron. It was a good return victory for Molina, while Williams will have to seriously assess what he wants to do in the future. |
Scores: 78-75, 77-75 (twice) Records: Gonzalez (17-0-1, 10 KOs); Mouton (11-5-1, 9 KOs) |
Rafael's remarks: Gonzalez, 28, of Sacramento, who is trained by 2011 trainer of the year Virgil Hunter, won a clear decision but didn't look particularly good or appear to be the top prospect his handlers like to say he is. He did, however, get the job done against Mouton, 34, of Houston, who landed some solid shots but not nearly enough of them. Mouton closed strong, pushing Gonzalez back with shots in the final seconds of the fight, but it was too little too late as the busier Gonzalez got the obvious decision -- even though it was darned close on two scorecards. Coming to an end was Mouton's three-fight winning streak, which followed a 2009 decision loss to Curtis Stevens and a three-year stint in prison before his return in August. |
Scores: 100-90, 97-93, 96-94 Records: Rios (20-0, 9 KOs); Ramos (21-2, 11 KOs) |
Rafael's remarks: If you managed to stay awake through the entire fight, congratulations. This wasn't one for the time capsule. Santa Ana, Calif., prospect Rios, who turns 23 on Jan. 22, got the deserved win -- although judge Fritz Werner's shutout scorecard was absurd -- but also showed he has a lot of work to do. Ramos, 25, of Los Angeles, is a former junior featherweight titlist who moved up in weight and failed to impress two fights removed from being knocked out in the sixth round and losing his 122-pound title to Guillermo Rigondeaux in his first defense. Rios was aggressive early on and opened up a nice lead, but he seemed to tire, or grow tentative, in the second half of the fight, which allowed Ramos to stay in it, at least on two scorecards. But Ramos didn't do nearly enough, as Rios beat him to the punch for most of the fight. Still, the victory for Rios was the most significant of his career in that he beat a former world titleholder and went 10 rounds for the first time. |
Scores: 78-73, 77-74, 76-75 Records: Arnett (10-0, 6 KOs); Quarles (9-1-1, 2 KOs) |
Rafael's remarks: Arnett, 20, of Winter Park, Fla., was an amateur standout who turned pro at the end of 2011, fought 12 times in 2012 and kicked off his 2013 campaign by defeating his second consecutive undefeated opponent (although Jeremiah Wiggins, whom he stopped in the fourth round in November, dropped him). Quarles, 26, of Alexandria, Va., doesn't have much power (based on his record), but he hurt Arnett with right hands in the third and fourth rounds. The busier Arnett rebounded and by the time the fight was over, he was the clear victor. Referee Ray Corona docked a point from Quarles for holding in the seventh round. Incidentally, Quarles was part of the same camp as former welterweight titlist Paul Williams. He served as one of Williams' chief sparring partners before the accident that forced Williams to retire last year. Quarles also is trained by George Peterson, Williams' career-long trainer and manager. Also on the card, 22-year-old junior featherweight prospect Randy Caballero (18-0, 10 KOs), the crowd favorite from nearby Coachella, Calif., scored knockdowns in the first and fourth rounds and stopped former three-time world title challenger Luis Maldonado (36-11-1, 27 KOs), 34, of Mexico at 39 seconds of the fourth round. In another undercard bout, 2012 U.S. Olympic heavyweight Dominic Breazeale (3-0, 3 KOs), 27, of Anaheim, Calif., knocked out Michigan's Caleb Grummet (3-3-1, 2 KOs) 45 seconds into the second round. |


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Ahead of London Fashion Week, leading model agencies sign groundbreaking 'No Sunbed' policy agreement as part of Cancer Research UK's R UV UGLY? campaign after warnings on health and appearance
Young girls and guys looking to become the next Kate Moss or David Gandy, are being urged to stay away from sunbeds. In a groundbreaking act of unity, the UK's leading model agencies have committed to a 'No Sunbed' policy in conjunction with Cancer Research UK's new campaign, R UV UGLY?, which aims to raise awareness of the dangers of using sunbeds.
Directors of leading agencies, Storm, Elite, Next, Premier Model Management, Models 1, FM, Nevs, Oxygen, Union, First and D1 have all agreed to a zero tolerance policy on sunbed use for all models on their books or those wishing to join.
The 'No Sunbed' policy comes as a result of Cancer Research UK's current R UV UGLY? campaign, which highlights the damage sunbeds can do to both appearance and health. This follows on from last year, when the charity worked with Nicola Roberts to help support new legislation in England and Wales preventing under 18s from using sunbeds.
The move will ensure that any model who uses a sunbed will not be considered for representation by the agency.
Carole White, Co-Founder of Premier Model Management, echoed this view: "Premier Model Management is pleased to support Cancer Research UK's R UV UGLY? campaign and the 'No Sunbed' policy for model agencies. We pride ourselves on taking care of our models' welfare and strongly support the view that models should never use a sunbed. We stand shoulder-to-shoulder with all other leading model agencies and Cancer Research UK to say NO to sunbeds."
Using a sunbed for the first time before the age of 35 increases the risk of malignant melanoma, the most serious form of skin cancer, by 75 per cent.
Research has also shown that using a sunbed once a month or more could increase the risk of melanoma by more than 50 per cent. Melanoma incidence rates in Britain have more than quadrupled over the last 30 years. It is the second most common cancer amongst 15-34 year olds.
Chris Lunn, SunSmart campaign manager at Cancer Research UK, said: "We're delighted that leading model agencies are backing our R UV UGLY? campaign. Using sunbeds can make your skin coarse, leathery and wrinkly. The UV rays from a sunbed can also damage the DNA in your skin. Over time, this damage can build up and may lead to melanoma, the most serious type of skin cancer. So, if you feel you must have a tan, it is safer to fake it."
Cancer Research UK has teamed up with sk:n for the R UV UGLY? campaign to offer the public 'Two Free Skin Assessments', that would normally cost £25 each, from now until the end of February 2012. By using the latest high-tech, specialist skin-scanning technology, the consultation will highlight the hidden damage lurking beneath the skin's surface that is caused by overexposure to UV, both from sunbeds and the sun.
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UPDATE: Credit Suisse Downgrades Marvell Technology Group to Neutral on Pre-Announcement
Credit Suisse reduced its rating on Marvell Technology Group (NASDAQ: MRVL) from Outperform to Neutral and lowered its price target from $18 to $8.50.
Credit Suisse noted, "With/without CFO, top line challenges are unchanged - but sudden change in management increases uncertainty around strategic direction and we are less comfortable leaning on "cheap valuation" to support our rating - hence we are downgrading, albeit clearly late. We feel comfortable that structural positioning in Networking (22% of revs) is solid, and while HDD (~35% of revs) is not a growth segment, we think the long tail of CF is healthy. SSD mkt is still uncertain, and TD market feels most vulnerable - add it up, we feel comfortable with ~75% of the ~$600 m/yr. FCF on F3Q12E annualized basis (implied FCF yield 8.7%). We will stop here for fear of falling back into the value trap."
Marvell Technology Group closed at $8.83 on Thursday.
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oregan grape ,cant think of its name has spike like leaves and berries a bit like a grape ,jagged leaves and when cut has a yellow sap.I have one in the garden the birds love the fruit.wish i could remember the name.
plant in pot with good drainage, the most inportant thing is not to over water and be patient and not tempted to pull out the cutting to soon,it might look dead but wait a little and it will come to life and also not to hot enviroment.some people use plant hormone or as monty a vit c tablet but me I just stick a heel cutting into the pot.
I think half the fun is waiting to see what will come of the seed you collect,I collect seed and sometimes have poor results as well as the good.
koi,is it called,planted it but never got round to eating it.
only one way to find out ----sow and see!
The best lawn mower is the one i have had for years,although my husband would disagree.A push mower,involves no petrol,electric,or anything else and has a gentle sound .It is excercise ,it is green and lasts alot longer than the plastic kind.
I have seen them near Lampeter ,flying in a group and in Norfolk.a lovely sight.
sorry to hear you have such nasty neighbours,it is a problem when these things occur,hope it gets resolved soon.
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Matty's home!!!!
My son came home from the hospital thursday evening. He still has to go back every week mon, wed, fri for dialysis, but that's a heck of a lot better than living there for months at a time. :)
Next step: start the transplant process. That in itself could take months. He's soooo happy to be home :) |
Sooo happy that our prayers were answered Dawn! I hope you guys have a peaceful time at home :)
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thats awesome dawn!! So, are you still the prime doner? That will take you quite a bit to recover from .. I maybe a few Ocean's away but let me know if you need anything ok. Tell lil Matty Boom says hi and I'm ready to play him in Xbox when I get back. :D
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Started by Loren Miller. Last reply by Joan Denoo Mar 24. 1 Reply 4 Likes
Ages ago (five or six years, I guess it is) when I first started recognizing my own atheism, one of the first atheist YouTubers I ran onto was Non Stamp Collector. His handiwork wasn't up to Disney's standards, nor even Hanna-Barbera, but his wit…Continue
Tags: Yahweh, YouTube, 43alley, Non Stamp Collector
Started by Joan Denoo. Last reply by Ruth Anthony-Gardner Mar 15. 3 Replies 1 Like
Oregon Field Guide - Lamprey Decline"Populations of Eel-like lamprey have suddenly plummeted since the year 2000 in the Columbia Basin, surprising…Continue
Started by Joan Denoo. Last reply by Joan Denoo Mar 14. 2 Replies 1 Like
Here is an oldie, the young Richard Dawkins teaching kids about the universe. I especially like the one demonstrating how the eye evolved. This should answer those who believe it was impossible to evolve an eye. Continue
Your welcome Flying Atheist!
Thanks for the John Lennon quote, Joseph. I like it. If there's one thing I'm good at, it's relaxing and wasting time. I have a sneaky suspicion that I'm going to enjoy retirement when it happens.
Sk8eycat, nice to have you back. Always great to hear from you. :)
Something weird: During the almost 2 weeks I was cat-sitting, I saw a lot of TV commercials for Angie's List, so I thought I'd check it out (you have to pay to join). I looked at the long list of cities and towns in California that they have reviews of businesses for, and Burbank wasn't even there. Bizarre! They have listings for some places up in Gold Rush country that are practically ghost towns, but not a city with a population of about 100,000, several major studios (and a lot of minor ones), medical centers, every business imaginable (except bordellos...maybe)...and....and...and. I don't GET it.
But I "saved" about $35 by looking before joining.
Love it Ian. I sometimes feel like doing that to butt sniffers.
If you enjoy waisting time, then it not time waisted (John Lennon).
Love the lazy cat Steph. I relate.
Thanks for sharing, Sk8eycat!
Oh, Steph! I luvz taht kitteh...it's me all over! My internal clock is all bass-ackward from the 12 days I spent with Mr. Duncan. We watched TV ALL night, almost every night...mostly waiting for congress to get its sh*t together New Year's Eve.
So, now I'm still awake all night, and sleeping late when I have things I HAVE to do in the AM.
I have to find a new MD...Dr. BadJokes, who has been my GP for 42 years (!!!), finally retired, with very little warning. I feel like I've lost a member of my family.
I also have to find a vet for the cats...one who gives discounts to "seniors." I came home to find a great lump on Hairy Jerry's jaw/neck. He doesn't seem to feel any pain from it when I touch it, and he's eating normally, but still... It must be looked at and dealt with. He really does look like a kid with mumps on one side. (I'm hoping it's "just" an abscessed tooth...not a tumor. Yikes!)
I should have done something about both situations last week, but I'm a world-class procrastinator. Just like that kitteh.
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