The ADB is not required to provide advance notice of when its Board of Directors intends to discuss a final draft policy or strategy.

The Board's Monthly Rolling Agenda will be publicly available after it has been approved by the Board.

There is no specific requirement that the Bank should post Board discussions of final drafts. However, "The Bank will post in a dedicated web site location the schedule for Board discussions of forthcoming country strategies, sector strategies and projects. The projects scheduled for discussion will have a link to the Project Summary Documents (PSDs) already posted on the web. The schedule will be updated on a monthly basis. It should be noted that the precise scheduling of individual items can change."

The EIB is not required to provide advance notice of when its Board of Directors intends to discuss a final draft policy or strategy.

The IDB Disclosure of Information Policy makes no mention of disclosing the Board's These documents are not disclosed, except “When appropriate in the public interest, Bank staff may consult with institutions and individuals outside the Bank having specialized knowledge of specific issues and may share drafts with them prior to submission of sector policy papers to the Board or its Committees.”

The IFC is not required to provide advance notice of when its Board of Directors intends to discuss a final draft policy or strategy.

These notifications appear in the Inter-American Development Bank's agendas for the annual board of executive directors, which are disclosed under IDB policy. The agendas are disclosed at the same time that they are made available to the Executive Directors. Modifications of the agendas will also be made available at the same time they are made available to the Directors.

The IMF is not required to provide advance notice of when its Board of Directors intends to discuss a final draft policy or strategy.

MIGA is not required to provide advance notice of when its Board of Directors intends to discuss a final draft policy or strategy.

This document indicates the issues that are scheduled for discussion by the Board of Directors during a given month and the days on which those issues are scheduled to be discussed. Interested parties can review the calendar on a monthly basis to determine when, if at all, a given institution-wide policy or strategy is scheduled to be discussed by the Board of Directors. However, the calendars are usually not released until after the beginning of the month.

This document provides a six-month overview of what the Board will discuss. Oftentimes this document lists planned discussions on WB policies and strategies under development or review.