What kind of loans do the world bank make?

The World Bank primarily offers two types of loans: investment loans and development policy loans. Investment loans finance specific projects such as infrastructure development, education, and health initiatives, while development policy loans support broader policy reforms and institutional changes in borrowing countries. These loans are typically provided at low-interest rates or on concessional terms to support economic development and reduce poverty. The World Bank also offers grants and technical assistance to complement its lending activities.