科学技術政策研究：経済学系（Development Operations of the World Bank Group）

1.April 7, <Theme 1> Guidance and Mission of the WBG, Its Strategies and Products 8:30- Online (Zoom) 2.April 14, <Theme 2> Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) 8:30- Online (Zoom) 3.April 21, <Theme 3> Results Management (frameworks, project results, IEG, Corporate Score Cards) 8:30- Online (Zoom) 4.April 28, <Theme 4> Partnering with Governments (Country Partnership Framework (CPF), Systematic Country Diagnostic (SCD), CPIA (Country Policy and Institutional Assessment) Score) 18:45- Online (Zoom) 5.May 12, <Theme 7> Debt Sustainability (Lecturer: Shogo Ishii, Former Director of IMF Regional Office for Asia and the Pacific)　8:30- Online（Zoom） 6.May 19, tbd 7.May 26, tbd 8.June 2, tbd 9.June 9, tbd 10.June 16, tbd 11.June 23, tbd 12.June 30, tbd 13.July 7, tbd　 <Theme 5> 　Mobilizing Private Sector for Development 8:30- Online (Zoom) ＜Theme 6＞　Environmental and Social Framework 8:30- Online (Zoom) <Theme 8> Challenges the World Bank Should Address (Lecturer: Axel van Trotsenburg, Senior Managing Director, Development Policy and Partnerships, World Bank) 8:30am- Online (Webex) <Theme 9> 　Operations in East Asia and the Pacific (Lecturer: Manuela V. Ferro, Vice President, East Asia and the Pacific, World Bank) 8:30am- Online (Webex) <Theme 10> Treasury Operations of the World Bank (Lecturer: Jorge Familiar Calderon, Vice President and Treasurer, Treasury, World Bank) 8:30am- Online (Webex) <Theme 11> Operations of IFC (Lecturer: Emmanuel Nyirinkindi, Vice President, Cross-Cutting Solutions, IFC)　 8:30am- Online (Webex) <Theme 12> Operations of MIGA (Lecturer: Hiroshi Matano, CEO, MIGA) 8:30am- Online (Webex) <Theme 13> Operations in Maldives and Sri Lanka (Lecturer: Chiyo Kanda, Country Manager, Maldives and Sri Lanka, World Bank) 18:45- Online (Webex)

Theme 1&7 Lectures Theme 2-6 Student’s presentations Theme 8-13 Lectures by Senior Management of the WBG At the end of the first class each student will be assigned to a theme which they are required to make presentation. The presentation material prepared by students should be submitted to Professor Naka (*****) and a Teaching Assistant (Natia Parekhelashvili at *****) one day before the class. Six lectures (Theme 8-12) are expected to be provided from Washington DC by Vice Presidents (or his/her alternate) of the World Bank. One lecture (Theme 13) is expected to be provided from Sri Lanka from 18:45 due to the time difference. The lecturers and dates of Theme 8-13 will be confirmed in due course and provided through Webex. A Webex inivitation will be sent to you at least one day before each lecture. These six lectures will be open to students of the University of Tokyo and other universities in order for the WBG to outreach as many students as possible. Other classes (Theme 1-7) will be done through Zoom. Zoom URL is as follows: https://u-tokyo-ac-jp.zoom.us/*****

Presentations, participation in class, and report. Exam will not be implemented. The participation will be evaluated counting the number of questions you ask at the lectures including ones by senior management of the WBG. Students who are not able to attend the lectures need a prior permission from Professor Naka. The following is about the report: What to write: Suppose you are a staff member of the World Bank Group. Choose a country you would like to help with the private sector. Plan what kind of project and development impact you want to achieve for the country, taking into consideration such as a context of SDGs, mobilizing private sector for development, the results framework and the E&S risks. Describe your thought in 1,000 to 1,500 words. You can choose whatever country you want to help as a staff member of the World Bank Group. You can decide whatever development project with which you help the country. The conditions you have to follow are: -To include the private sector as a project partner and to consider how to reduce risks the private sector does not want to take. -To set a development goal which you need to achieve in your project in order to make the project accountable. -To evaluate the E&S risks. In short you will be a Task Team Leader who manages the entire project. Please enjoy being a TTL! When to submit and how: Submit the report to Professor Naka by email (*****) by Tuesday, July 18.

Web pages of the World Bank Group etc., specified by themes (Theme 1-6). When you open the following URLs, you will know what questions you have to answer during the class and the related website you need to refer: Theme 1, Mission of the WBG, Its Strategies and Products (Lending and ASA (Advisory Services and Analytics)) https://drive.google.com/***** Theme 2, Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) https://drive.google.com/***** Theme 3, Results Management (frameworks, Corporate Score Cards, project results, IEG) https://drive.google.com/***** Theme 4, Partnering with Governments (Country Partnership Framework (CPF), Systematic Country Diagnostic (SCD), CPIA (Country Policy and Institutional Assessment) Score, Capacity Building) https://drive.google.com/***** Theme 5, Mobilizing Private Sector for Development 　 https://drive.google.com/***** Theme 6, Environmental and Social Framework 　 https://drive.google.com/*****

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Nothing particular. Only passion for helping developing countries is needed.