More than half of WBI's activities are developed and delivered jointly with partners in client countries. Formal partnership agreements exist with nearly 200 organizations that provide expertise, content, facilities, staffing, funding and other inputs to support capacity development programs. Many other organizations work in partnership with WBI under less formal arrangements. Partner institutions in client countries gain experience and build the organizational capacity to design and deliver learning programs themselves, thus ensuring the sustainability of learning for development.

Some of our donors/partners are listed below:

• Anti-corruption: Netherlands Ministry of Foreign Affairs; Singapore Ministry of Foreign Affairs; Norwegian Ministry of Foreign Affairs; UK Department for International Development; Transparency International; International Development Law Organization (IDLO); Development Gateway; Ethics World

• Information, Governance and the Media: Canadian International Development Agency; Netherlands Ministry of Foreign Affairs; UK Department for International Development; Norwegian Ministry of Foreign Affairs; The Norwegian Agency for Development Cooperation (NORAD); Centre WANAD; Commonwealth Broadcasting Association; Commonwealth Journalists Association; Commonwealth Press Union; Fundación Nuevo Periodismo; International Federation of Journalists; Periodistas Frente a la Corrupción; Philippine Center for Investigative Journalism; Radio-Nederland; The Reuters Foundation; Tecnológico de Monterrey

• Governance Diagnostic Capacity Building: General Danish Development Assistance Fund under the Danish Ministry of Foreign Affairs; Norwegian Ministry of Foreign Affairs; UK Department for International Development; Canadian International Development Agency;  Development Gateway; World Economic Forum; Transparency International; Latinobarómetro; Albanian Center for Economic Research; The Carter Center; Ecuador's Anti-Corruption Commission; Ghana Center for Democracy and Development; International Development Law Organization; Management Systems International; World Bank Europe and Central Asia Region; World Bank PREM Network 

• Judicial Reform: U.S. Agency for International Development; International Development Law Organization (IDLO);

• Parliament: Canadian International Development Agency; UK Department for International Development; Netherlands Ministry of Foreign Affairs; Norwegian Ministry of Foreign Affairs; The Norwegian Agency for Development Cooperation (NORAD); Parliament of Finland; Parliamentary Centre Canada; Commonwealth Parliamentary Association; Inter-Parliamentary Union; National Democratic Institute; Association of Western European Parliaments for Africa; Southern African Development Community Parliamentary Forum; IDASA; King Prajhadipok’s Institute; UNDP Legislatures; State University of New York   

• Corporate Ethics: Italian Ministry of Foreign Affairs; Japanese Ministry of Finance; Ethics World

• Poverty and Sectoral: Japanese Ministry of Finance

• Finance and Governance: French Ministry of Foreign Affairs; Japanese Ministry of Finance

• Regulatory Reform: General Danish Development Assistance Fund under the Danish Ministry of Foreign Affairs

• WBI Europe Office: DFID Governance Department, DFID GRC Governance Exchange; GRIPP Resources; UK Parliament; The British Council; SOCIUS Seminars; Government News Network; French Ministry of Foreign Affairs; Deutsche Gesellschaft für Technische Zusammenarbeit (GTZ) GmbH; InWent; OECD; Anti-Corruption Network for Transition Economies; World Association of Newspapers; International Development Law Organization (IDLO); European Institute for the Media; UNDP Oslo Governance Center; International Institute for Democracy and Electoral Assistance (IDEA); International Research & Exchanges Board (IREX)

• Also see:
  • World Bank Resources
  • External Links