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Position the WB as Global Connector of Knowledge Mobilizing Knowledge Networks Conference

Position the WB as Global Connector of Knowledge Mobilizing Knowledge Networks Conference. 20th June 2012. World Bank Institute. Following the Haitian Delegation’s visit to Korea, five Korean firms invested in Haitian garment production facilities, which immediately

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Position the WB as Global Connector of Knowledge Mobilizing Knowledge Networks Conference

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  1. Position the WB as Global Connector of Knowledge Mobilizing Knowledge Networks Conference 20th June 2012 World Bank Institute

  2. Following the Haitian Delegation’s visit to Korea, five Korean firms invested in Haitian garment production facilities, which immediately created new jobs. Haiti learned about policies and strategies to strengthen competitiveness, introduce the garment sector to international supply chains, and increase garment exports. The World Bank’s as a Global Connector Title: Reviving Haiti’s Garment Industry through Foreign Investment and Capacity Development Providing Countries: Brazil, Republic of Korea Recipient Country: Haiti Sector: Industry and Trade Funding Source: South-South Facility Total Budget: US$50,000 Dates: June 1st, 2009 – May 31st, 2010 World Bank Institute06/20/12 p.1

  3. Systematizing South-South Knowledge Sharing • Results framework for SSKE • Advice, training and toolkits on how to design results-oriented SSKE • Support countries to become “Knowledge Hubs” • The Bank as a Knowledge Broker • Systematically document results of South-South Knowledge Exchanges. • Support countries to develop their capacity to implement South-South Knowledge Exchanges. • Multi-donor South-South Facility • Embed SSKE into Bank lending World Bank Institute06/20/12 p.2

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