The World Bank, the Grant Program, and the Cgiar: A Retrospective Review

Jock R. Anderson · Dana G. Dalrymple

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This report was prepared to provide background for a more general study of what was known as the World Bank's Special Grant Program (SGP), and more recently, the successor program supported through the Bank's Development Grant Facility (DGF). The Bank and the Consultative Group on International Agricultural Research (the CGIAR) have had a long and close relationship. The Bank took the lead role in establishing the CGIAR. The first Bank contribution to the CGIAR in 1972 was its first major grant (excluding IDA transfers) and was a precursor of the SGP, which was established in 1982. CGIAR has remained the major recipient of SGP funds, although its relative role has declined over time as other grant activities have been added.

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