Poverty Assessments are included in the Country Assistance Plans.

The EBRD does not have a poverty alleviation mandate.

The EIB does not have a poverty mandate. A recent document, "The Social Assessment of Projects outside the European Union: the Approach of the European Investment Bank (2006)" states, "In recognition of the three inter-related pillars of sustainable development (social, economic and environmental), the EIB’s Projects Directorate (PJ) already carries out an economic analysis as well as an environmental assessment of all projects considered for Bank financing. The economic analysis includes an assessment of any significant impacts on income distribution, including the likely impact on poverty alleviation. This attempts to quantify and value environmental externalities, where significant. More recently, a broad social assessment has been introduced selectively."

No information on this is available from the IIC’s website.

"A JSA evaluates the strengths and weaknesses of a country's poverty reduction objectives and strategies." This document is disclosed after approval of the Poverty Reduction Strategy Papers.

MIGA’s independent Operations Evaluation Unit (OEU), first granted funds in 2002, does not disclose any information anywhere on the web.

This document focuses on the poor; their reasons for being poor; their barriers to escaping poverty; and the Bank's strategy for poverty alleviation. Input into the Country Assistance Strategy.