The Workd Bank's Anti-Corruption Fight Continues

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The World Bank's recent leadership crisis did not reflect a weakening commitment to its anti-corrution agenda either by the Bank’s professionals or by its member countries. On the contrary, that agenda preceded Paul Wolfowitz’s tenure, and Robert Zoellick, the nominee to succeed him, will have many allies in continuing the fight.

The recent turbulence surrounding the resignation of Paul Wolfowitz from the Presidency of the World Bank has underscored the need to push ahead with the Bank’s good governance and anti-corruption agenda. This is necessary not only for the sake of the Bank itself, but, more fundamentally, for the sake of the poor in developing countries, whose access to public services and opportunities for a better life are undermined by weak governance and graft.

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