World Bank Group Scorecard FY24

Investment Rating - The report does not explicitly provide an investment rating for the industry Core Insights - The World Bank Group (WBG) aims for a vision of a world free of poverty on a livable planet, focusing on various indicators to measure progress towards this goal [5] - The report includes a comprehensive scorecard with 50 indicators across three categories: Vision indicators, Client Context indicators, and WBG Results indicators [1][2] Summary by Relevant Sections Vision Indicators - 9% of the global population lives on less than $2.15 a day, while 46% live on less than $6.85 a day [4] - Global average income shortfall from a prosperity standard of $25/day is 49 [4] - 18% of global greenhouse gas emissions are attributed to various sectors [4] Client Context Indicators - 58% of the population is covered by social protection programs, with 65% coverage in the poorest quintile [5] - 57% of children cannot read by the end of primary school age, indicating a significant learning poverty issue [5] - 24% of children under five are stunted, highlighting health and nutrition challenges [5] WBG Results Indicators - 222 million beneficiaries of social safety net programs are reported, with an expected increase to 263 million [7] - 381 million people received quality health, nutrition, and population services, with an expected increase to 576 million [7] - 171 million people gained access to electricity, with an expected increase to 482 million [7] Disaggregation by Demographics - Among the beneficiaries of social safety net programs, 122 million are female and 41 million are youth [7] - 305 million students supported with better education, with 146 million being female [7] - 381 million people receiving health services, with 224 million being female [7] Environmental Indicators - 59% of people are exposed to hazardous air quality, indicating a significant environmental health risk [5] - 14% of terrestrial and aquatic areas are protected, which is crucial for biodiversity [5] - 28% of people face food and nutrition insecurity globally [5] Infrastructure and Digital Connectivity - 37% of people have access to reliable transport solutions year-round [5] - 63% of the population uses the internet, indicating a growing digital connectivity [5] - 174 million people benefit from digitally enabled services [5]