World Bank Governance and Institutional Capacity Development Grant – Fragile States
This World Bank grant supports governance reforms, public financial management, and institutional capacity building in fragile and conflict-affected states. It aims to enhance transparency, accountability, and service delivery through technical assistance and training.
Strategic Overview
This World Bank grant supports governance reforms, public financial management, and institutional capacity building in fragile and conflict-affected states. It aims to enhance transparency, accountability, and service delivery through technical assistance and training.
Who is it For?
Government agencies, think tanks, and NGOs focusing on governance and public sector capacity development.
Priorities
World Bank's Governance Global Practice 2026 emphasizes digital governance, anti-corruption, and citizen engagement.
Eligibility
Proposals must align with country partnership frameworks, demonstrate strong M&E systems, and have co-financing from other donors.
Path to Success
Phase 1 (Month 1-3): Baseline assessment of governance gaps using GSLI's Data Analysis for Project Management. Phase 2 (Month 4-8): Deliver training in Financial Management for NGOs and Grants Management to local partners. Phase 3 (Month 9-12): Establish MEAL system via Monitoring & Evaluation course. Phase 4 (Year 2): Scale with Leadership and Governance training. GSLI's courses in financial management and MEAL directly address World Bank's fiduciary requirements.
Recommended GSLI Courses
- Financial Management for NGOs
- Grants Management Training Workshop
- Monitoring, Evaluation, Accountability and Learning
- Leadership, governance and accountability for the humanitarian sector
Deadline: 2026-08-01
Persona: General
Urgency: Normal