206, [2] pages. Color Frontis Illustration. Illustrations (many in color).

206, [2] pages. Color Frontis Illustration. Illustrations (many in color). Forward by James D. Wolfensohn, Preface by Jamil Sopher and Thierry Brun. Introduction by Michael Walton. Appendices (including Abbreviations and Definitions and Bibliography). Inscribed by the author on the title page. The was published for The World Bank and World Bank Staff Association. Sandra Granzow divides her pursuits among journalism, communications and development. She has worked on and written about development issues for the Asian Development Bank and the World Bank and produced television documentaries and programs for NBC, PBS, and USIA. She is a graduate of the Fletcher School of Law and Diplomacy. Too often, discussions of development lose sight of the most important goal: to better the lives of individuals and families and improve conditions in the developing world. In this vivid photo book, the human face of development work is brought to the fore. Behind the photos, the human style, and the quotes from Bank Group staff and country counterparts are real stories about poverty that depict eighteen projects from around the world where the Bank and its partners have made a demonstrable impact. The stories were researched and written with extensive cooperation from the project and country teams. Photographs were provided by Bank Group staff in the field, in-country photographers, and the Bank Group's archives. The eighteen different projects are grouped under seven headings: Land, Farms, and Roads; Reforming Schools, Enrolling Kids: The Staff of Life Hunger and Nutrition]; Citizens as the Doers of Development; Doing Good white Doing Well; One Nation, Two Worlds; and Holistic Development Illustrated. Examples of projects described are: "Morocco: The Difference a Road Makes", "Benin: Food Where There Was None", "Estonia: A Breath of Fresh Air in the Baltic", and "Bolivia: A New Recipe for Attacking Poverty". Other areas profiled include India, Bangladesh, El Salvador, Madagascar, Uganda, Peru, Mali, the Philippines, Argentina, Columbia, and Vietnam.