| Introduction |
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| Why is the World Bank controversial and how has former President Jim Wolfensohn contributed to that aspect? |
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| What is the World Banks’ policy toward debt relief? |
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| How can the World Bank address environmental and social restrictions placed on loans? |
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| What is the future of the World Bank? |
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| Should the World Bank shift from loans to grants? |
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| How do you differentiate between good and bad NGOs for the World Bank? |
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| How does the World Bank help countries with building absorptive capacity, especially with health care issues? |
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| What is your position toward Paul Wolfowitz, current President of the World Bank? |
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| How do you feel about the current debate on “Idealism vs. Realism” in the World Bank? |
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| What do you think the World Bank should do to empower developing countries? |
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| What is your opinion of the private sector and the “Buy Red campaign?” |
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| What is the biggest challenge for the World Bank? And Is there anything development can do on the issue of security and non-state actors? |
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