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WB IBRD/IDA EXC-11-48S
Series
1986 - 1990 (predominant)

This series provides information on financial issues, both internal and external, that affect the Bank. The files include briefings, talking points, agendas, drafts of Mr. Conable's opening remarks for meetings, and correspondence. The file on the debt initiative includes records dating from the Clausen presidency.

Financial files : IDA eight (IDA-8) - Correspondence 01

Financial Files - Debt - Correspondence - Volume 1

Conable visit to Madagascar, 1989

Conable visit to Burkina Faso, October 31, 1990

Conable visit to Nigeria, July 14-16, 1987

Conable visit to Washington D.C.

Correspondence, meeting of February 14, 1990

Correspondence, meeting of March 12, 1990

Correspondence 01, meeting of March 19. 1990

Correspondence, meeting of November 12, and 14, 1990

Correspondence 03, meeting of December 10, 1990

Correspondence, meetings of February 13, and 15, 1991

Correspondence, meeting of June 26, 1989

Correspondence, meeting of September 5, 1989

Correspondence, meetings of September 6, 7, and 18, 1989

Correspondence, meetings of November 13 and 15, 1989

Anapum Khanna Subject Files: Annual Sector Review, FY90 - Correspondence 01

Budget Files - Budget, FY91

Marianne Haug chron files - Correspondence 02

Marianne Haug chron files - Correspondence 05

Marianne Haug chron files - Correspondence 07

Marianne Haug chron files - Correspondence 08

Marianne Haug chron files - Correspondence 14

Marianne Haug chron files - Correspondence 21

Reorganization files

This series consists of the records maintained by Marianne Haug concerning Bank's 1987 reorganization. They include internal Bank correspondence, presentations, and reorganization follow-up reports describing the successes and weaknesses of the 1987 reorganization efforts. This is the fullest set of files in the President's office on the reorganization and its subsequent fine-tuning' in 1989.

Reorganization FIles: PPR Task Force - Correspondence 02