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Significance

The comments come as the World Bank is pressing donors to provide at least 65 billion dollars for the International Development Association (IDA), the Bank's financing arm for low-income countries (LICs), in 2018-21.

Impacts

Transport, energy and water investments are likely to gain increased World Bank funding under the IDA-plus model.

IDA will deepen its role as a lynchpin of international response to fragile state situations that threaten global spillover effects.

The World Bank may evolve a new division of labour with the AIIB and other new institutions.

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