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Debriefings
Program
The
Debriefing Program is a knowledge and learning
service for clients, partners and Bank staff that
attempts to better document and exchange lessons
of operational experience for improved development
results. To facilitate this exchange, the program
conducts videotaped interviews with clients and
staff on good practice and lessons learned in
areas of regional strategic importance, either
identified by interested Bank staff or by Program
staff. Each interview is synthesized into short
2-5 minute thematic clips which permit the viewer
to go to specific areas of interest.
The
program has been in operation since fiscal year
2002 and currently there are over 75 debriefs
available to Bank staff on our internal site and
database (http://afr/debriefing). Upon clearance
from our debriefees, select interviews are made
available on the external web as well (see menu
below). For any further questions or suggestions
about the program please contact Prasad C. Mohan
(Program Manager) at afrdebriefing@worldbank.org
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Creative Approaches by Youth Practitioners on HIV/ AIDS Related Issues
As part of the World Bank annual meetings 2005, the Bank's Youth to Youth (Y2Y) network invited four youth practitioners from Zambia, Zimbabwe and Malawi to present at a Roundtable on Creative Approaches by Youth Practitioners to HIV/AIDS and Youth Related Issues on September 22nd, 2005. |
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Health Systems and HIV/AIDS - a Healthy Dependence (Benin, Ethiopia and Malawi)
Existing health services are failing poor people and AIDS services are no exception. Given that the health sector has a central role to play in surveillance, prevention, diagnosis and treatment of HIV/AIDS, the goals of this session are to identify health system constraints in addressing HIV/AIDS and to discuss solutions based on the Bank’s comparative advantage. |
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Dr. Agnès Binagwaho, Executive Secretary of the Rwanda
HIV/AIDS Commission
Dr. Binagwaho speaks about the issues and challenges in harmonizing HIV/AIDS investments in Rwanda. The country benefits from substantial international support, including from the Global Fund, US government PEPFAR initiative, World Bank Multi-Country Action Program against AIDS in Africa and other bilateral and multilateral assistance. |
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Reflections on Development - a Debrief with H.E. Abdoulaye Wade, President of Senegal
In this interview, the President reflects on the main development challenges and the role of the Bank in the development process in Senegal. Madani M. Tall, Country Director for Senegal conducted the interview on Thursday March 31, 2005. These reflections are disseminated as part of AFTKL's debriefing series devoted to learning from our clients. |
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Perspective
du Client dans le processus de préparation
de la stratégie d’appui au
Cameroun axée sur des résultats
Son
Excellence, Martin Aristide Okouda est Ministre
chargé de l'Economie, la Programmation
et du Développement Régional
du Cameroun. Dans sa capacité d'interlocuteur
principal du pays dans le processus de préparation
du RB CAS et sa mise en œuvre, Son Excellence, M. OKOUDA, partage dans
cet entretien ses propos sur cette nouvelle
approche. |
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Global
HIV/AIDS Monitoring and Evaluation Team
in the MAP Projects (GAMET)
Lead Monitoring and
Evaluation Specialist Susan Stout, and Senior
M&E Specialist Joseph Valadez, both
members of the Global HIV AIDS Program,
share their reflections on their experience
in the Global HIV Monitoring & Evaluation
Support Team. |
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Sesame
Street Debriefing with Gary Knell
Gary
Knell, President and Chief Executive Officer
of Sesame Workshop describes the unique
and culturally relevant approach taken to
address the development needs of children
around the world. Assisted by "Kami," Takalani (South Africa) Sesame's five year-old
HIV-positive muppet, Knell discusses the
use of media strategies that have been used
to raise awareness of HIV/AIDS. |
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