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ISLAMIC DEVELOPMENT BANK GROUP

BRIEFING ON IDB ACTIVITIESBRIEFING ON IDB ACTIVITIES

بسـم الله الرحمــــن الرحيـم

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The IDB is a development financing institution (MDB) established by the

OIC in 1395 (1975) with 22 foundermember countries and a share capital of

ID 2 billion (US$ 2.7 billion) with thepurpose :

To foster economic development and social progressof member countries and Muslim communities

in non-member countries individually as well as jointly in accordance with the principles of Shari’ah

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Today the IDB has grown into a group with56 member countries and a share capital of ID 16 billion (US$ 22 billion).

The Group is composed of specialised organs to serve in the different sectors ofdevelopment that the IDB aims to provideto its member countries.

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The members of the IDB Group are: 1. The Islamic Development Bank (IDB) 2. Islamic Research & Training Institute (IRTI)3. Islamic Corporation for the Insurance of Investments and Export Credit (ICIEC)4. Islamic Corporation for the Development of Private Sector (ICD)5. Islamic Trade Finance Corporation (ITFC)

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IDB Resources: Share Capital

Sukuk (Islamic Bonds)To meet the increasing demand for developmentprojects, IDB is not relying only on share capital. It has decided to also tap the international market to raise funds. With its excellent creditrating (AAA), IDB has successfully launchedSukuk (Islamic bond) in the market to borrowmoney for its resources needs.

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IDB VISION 144OHIDB VISION 144OH

A Vision for Human DignityA Vision for Human Dignity

IDB VISION 144OHIDB VISION 144OH

A Vision for Human DignityA Vision for Human Dignity

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STRATEGIC OBJECTIVES & CHALLENGES

•ACHIEVING HEALTHY HUMAN DEVELOPMENT•SECURING STRONG AND SUSTAINABLE ECONOMIC

GROWTH•PROMOTING GOOD GOVERNANCE

•STRENGTHENING PEACE AND STABILITY•FOSTERING A POWERFUL SENSE OF COMMMON

IDENTITY, CONSCIOUSNESS AND EMPATHY AS MEMBERS OF THE UMMAH

•RESTORING THE IMAGE OF THE MUSLIM WORLD

IDB VISION 1440H

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ISLAMIC DEVELOPMENT BANK GROUP

THE VISIONBY THE YEAR 1440 HIJRAH IDB SHALL HAVE BECOME A

WORLD-CLASS DEVELOPMENT BANK, INSPIRED BY ISLAMIC PRINCIPLES, THAT HAS HELPED SIGNIFICANTLY

TRANSFORM THE LANDSCAPE OF COMPREHENSIVE HUMAN DEVELOPMENT IN THE MUSLIM WORLD AND

HELPED RESTORE ITS DIGNITY.

THE MISSIONTO PROMOTE COMPREHENSIVE HUMAN DEVELOPMENT,

WITH A FOCUS ON THE PRIORITY AREAS OF ALLEVIATING POVERTY, IMPROVING HEALTH, IMPROVING GOVERNANCE

AND PROSPERING THE PEOPLE.

IDB VISION 1440H

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Vision 1440H Vision 1440H Quick Win ProgrammesQuick Win Programmes

Vision 1440H Vision 1440H Quick Win ProgrammesQuick Win Programmes

Combatting Malaria Academic Excellence in Science &Technology Knowledge &ICTs for Development (KICT4D). Islamic Leadership Programme. Capacity Building Islamic Financial Services Development. Global Trade Bazar International Zakat Foundation (IZF). Reform IDB Group

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THE BACKGROUND

• UMMAH HUMAN DEVELOPMENT

•SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT

•ADVANCEMENT THROUGH S&T DEVELOPMENT

OFFICE OF THE SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAMME

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THE MISSION

TO DEVELOP THE HUMAN POTENTIAL OF THE IDB MEMBER COUNTRIES & THE MUSLIM

COMMUNITIES IN NON-MEMBER COUNTRIES IN THE WORLD.

THE MOTTO

DEVELOPING THE UMMAH WORLDWIDE

OFFICE OF THE SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAMME

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THE 3 IDB SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAMMES

1. UNDERGRADUATE SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAMME FOR MUSLIM COMMUNITIES IN NON-MEMBER COUNTRIES (SPMC) – From 1983

2. M.SC. SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAMME FOR IDB LEAST DEVELOPED MEMBER COUNTRIES (LDMCs) (M.Sc.) – From 1998

3. MERIT SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAMME FOR Ph.D. & POST-DOCTORAL RESEARCH FOR SCIENCE & HIGH TECHNOLOGY FOR MEMBER COUNTRIES (MSP) – From 1992

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1 SPMC – launched in 1983

ASSIST MUSLIM COMMUNITIES IN NON-MEMBER COUNTRIES THROUGH :-

SCHOLARSHIPS TO ACADEMICALLY MERITORIOUS AND FINANCIALLY NEEDY

INTEREST-FREE LOAN TO STUDENTS BUT GRANT TO COMMUNITY

LOCAL TRUST FOR LOAN RECOVERY AND RECYCLING

IDB GRADUATE ASSOCIATION FOR COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT ACTIVITIES

GOAL: COMMITTED MUSLIMS COMPETENT PROFESSIONALS (CMCP)

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THE ACHIEVEMENTS SO FAR

SPMC: 25 YEARSBENEFICIARIES: 8,553 (M:77%; F: 23%)

GRADUATES: 4,812 2,015 ENGINEERS 1,858 MEDICAL DOCTORS 91 DENTISTS 208 AGRICULTURISTS 153 PHARMACISTS, 135 NURSES / NUTRITIONISTS / FOOD

TECHNOLOGISTS, 50 VETERINARIANS & 302 OTHERS) SUCCESSFUL GRADUATES

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THE SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAMME

Master of Science Programme for IDB Least Developed Member Countries

To assist the IDB LDMCs in the development of their human resources

in Science & Technology

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M.Sc: 1998

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THE OBJECTIVES

2 M.Sc INCREASING THE NUMBER OF INTERMEDIATE MANPOWER (M.SC GRADUATES). INCREASING ACCESS FOR THEIR STUDENTS TO THE EDUCATIONAL OPPORTUNITIES AVAILABLE UNDER THE IDB INITIATIVES IN HUMAN RESOURCES DEVELOPMENT (HRD). ENHANCING THE ABILITY OF THEIR STUDENTS TO PARTICIPATE IN THE EXISTING IDB MERIT SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAMME

1 Afghanistan 11. Mauritania 2. Benin 12. Mozambique3. Burkina Faso 13. Niger 4. Comoros 14. Palestine5. Djibouti 15. S. Leone6. Gambia 16. Somalia 7. Guinea 17. Tchad 8. Guinea Bissau 18. Togo9. Maldives 19. Uganda10. Mali 20. Yemen

THE 20 LDMCs

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THE ACHIEVEMENTS SO FAR

M.Sc.: 10 YEARS

► BENEFICIARIES: 205

( M: 83%; F:17%)

►93 GRADUATES

► 18 LDMCS

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OVERALL SELECTIONOF THE M.Sc SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAMME

AS OF NOVEMBER 2007

Graduated; 93

Pending; 14

Extended; 8

Failed; 1

Not Joined: 51

Active; 38

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BENEFITING COUNTRIES

Mozambque:0Togo: 4

Afghan: 18

Uganda: 17

Somalia: 17

S. Leone: 13

Guinea: 15

Niger: 13 Tchad: 12Maldives: 12

Mauritania: 11

Benin: 11

Gambia: 10

Palestine: 7

Mali: 8

B. Faso: 6Yemen: 19

Comores: 5

Djibouti: 6

Guinea-B: 0

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IDB M.Sc SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAMMEPLACEMENT BY FIELDS OF STUDY

FROM 1419-1427H (1998/99-2007/08)

Environment: 13

Industrial Eng: 3

Mech. Eng : 4

Coastal Eng: 1

Electrical Eng: 13

Genetics/Biotech. : 15

Medical Sc. : 47

Chem. Eng/Material Sci.:7

Geology, Water : 8

Mathematics: 2Energy: 1

Computer:33

Telecom :4

Civil Eng.: 17

Information Sc.: 5 Electronics/ Physics: 2 Architecture: 5

Food Tech: 9Agriculture: 15

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M.Sc SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAMMECOUNTRIES OF STUDY

As of Shawwal 1428H/(November 2007)

Cameroon: 1

Turkey: 15

Uganda: 7

Yemen: 1

Egypt: 2

Jordan: 3

Burkina Faso: 4

Tunisia: 14

Sierra Leone: 1

Senegal: 10

Saudi Arabia: 2

Pakistan: 7Niger: 3 Morocco: 16

Mali: 2

Malaysia: 53

Benin: 1

Ghana: 1

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M.Sc GENDER REPRESENTATION AS OF A.Y. 1428 H/(2007-08)

MALE: 170 (83%)

FEMALE: 35 (17%)

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THE SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAMME

Merit Scholarship Programme (MSP) for High Technology

To assist the IDB member countries in Science and High Technology

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MSP: 1992

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THE OBJECTIVES

3 MSP DEVELOP QUALIFIED HUMAN RESOURCE FOR HIGH TECHNOLOGY

ENHANCE SCIENCE, TECHNOLOGICAL & RESEARCH CAPABILITIES OF SCHOLARS / RESEARCHERS

HELP MEET NEEDS OF MEMBER COUNTRIES IN S & T

STRENGTHEN INSTITUTIONAL CAPABILITIES IN HIGH TECHNOLOGY

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THE ACHIEVEMENTS SO FAR

MSP: 15 YEARS► BENEFAICIARIES: 393

(M: 78%); F: 22%)

► 198 GRADUATES FROM 45 MEMBER COUNTRIES

■ 94 PhDs

■ 104 POST DOCTORS

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IDB MERIT SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAMMEMEMBER COUNTRIES BENEFITING FROM THE PROGRAMME

As of end of 2007

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STATISTICS ON SELECTION FOR PhD FROM MUSLIM COMMUNITIES IN NON-MEMBER COUNTRIES

TOTAL SELECTION: 6 (M: 4 ; F: 2)

Nepal (Pharmacy); 1

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India (Material Sc /Enviroment: 2

France (Water Res); 1

Thailand (Biotech); 1

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MALE 292FEMALE 101 CUMULATIVE SELECTION BY GENDER

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292: 74%

101: 26%

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Overall Selection statistics as of November 2007

Total Selection 393

Ph-D 240 94 36 30 50 25 5

Post-D 153 104 18 21 8 2

Total Selection

Graduated (198)

Pending (54)

Not Joined (51)

Active (58) Extend (27)Failed/Terminated (5)

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SELECTION OF SCHOLARS BY FIELDS OF STUDY

Nuclear Sc./Engg: 6

Conductor/Semi conductors: 9

Space Sc.: 4

Biotech/Genetic Engg: 79

Agriculture / Food Tech: 59

Medicine/Pharmacy: 54

Electronics/Telecom: 22Computer Sc: 27

Hydrology/Water Res.: 24

Environment: 22

Chem. Engg/Material Sc.: 29

Laser/Fiber Optics: 10

Energy/Fuel Tech: 15

Polymer: 12

System Engg: 16

Metallurgy: 5

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THE INVESTMENT AT A GLANCE- up to 1428H

PROGRAM TARGET YEARS SCHOLARS COST $ (m)

SPMC

48 MUSLIM COMMUNITIES

10 MEMBER COUNTRIES

25 8553 62

M.Sc. 20 LDMCs 10 205 1

MSP MEMBER COUNTRIES 15 393 14

THREE (3) PROGRAMS

56 MEMBER COUNTRIES + 48

MUSLIM COMMUNITIES

9151 77

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THE GENDER FACTOR

FOR ALL 3 IDB PROGRAMMES

PROGRAMMEGENDER (selected by merit)

MALE % FEMALE %

SPMC 6514 76 2039 24

M.Sc. 170 83 35 17

MSP 292 74 101 26

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THE RETURN ON INVESTMENT

WHAT IT MEANS – ONE MEDICAL DOCTOR AS COMPETENT PROFESSIONAL?

DOCTOR : POPULATION

1 : 20,000

1858 DOCTORS : 20,000 x 1858

= 37.16 m Population

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THE OIC COUNTRIES:

REPRESENT 20% WORLD POPULATION, BUT HAVE ONLY 2% OF SCIENTISTS.

CONTROL 70% OF WORLD’S ENERGY, BUT 50% OF POPULATION UNDER POVERTY AND ONLY 33% LITERATE

HAVE 600 UNIVERSITIES COMPARED TO JAPAN WITH 1000

STATE OF THE ART

THE KNOWLEDGE INDICATORS

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THE ENHANCEMENT

INCREASE SCHOLARSHIPS

Management has decided to increase the annual quota of all 3 Scholarships Programme from 1429H, as below:

MSP – from 50 to 100 M.Sc. – from 20 to 50 SPMC – from 500 to 900

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THE ENHANCEMENT

ACTIVITIES PLAN - OBJECTIVE

FOCUS ON OUTPUT TO OUTCOME• UTILIZATION OF EXPERTISE• MEET IDB/MC EXPECTATION• CONTRIBUTION TO DEVELOPMENT• THE ROLE MODEL

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THE ENHANCEMENT

ACTIVITIES PLAN

SURVEY ON THE IMPACT OF SCHOLARS IN DEVELOPMENTESTABLISH ALUMNI AND CLUSTERING OF SCHOLARSUTILIZE THE WORKS OF SCHOLARS UTILIZE THE SERVICES OF SCHOLARS IN IMPLEMENTATION OF THE PROGRAMMECOOPERATION WITH REPUTED UNIVERSITIES

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THE OSP DIRECT CONTRIBUTION

1. CAPACITY BUILDING:

- BENEFICIARY MUSLIM NGOs (SPMC)- GOVERNMENT / NATIONAL INSTITUTIONS (MSP/M.Sc.)

2. KNOWLEDGE CULTURE:

- STUDENTS / SCHOLARS SPONSORSHIP- NETWORKING AMONG SCIENTISTS (SDN)- NEWSLETTERS, SEMINARS (SPMC/M.Sc.)

3. HUMAN RESOURCE DEVELOPMENT:

- COMPETENT PROFESSIONALS- SCIENTISTS / SCHOLARS

- COMMUNITY / PROFESSIONAL LEADERS

4. VOLUNTEERISM / COMMUNITY WORK:

- IDB GRADUATES’ ASSOCIATIONS (IGAs) - IDB EDUCATION TRUSTS (IETs)

- HONORARY STUDENTS’ COUNSELLORS (HSCs)- COUNTERPART ORGANIZATIONS (CPOs)

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DEVELOPING THE UMMAH WORLD WIDE

THE FRAMEWORK

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ISLAMIC DEVELOPMENT BANK

THE IDB SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAMME

A DROP IN AN OCEAN A TRIGGER OF RIPPLES

FROM RIPPLES TO WAVES

[25 Years of Developing the Ummah’s Human Capital1402-1427H / 1981-2006G ]

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ISLAMIC DEVELOPMENT BANK GROUP OFFICE OF SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAMME

شكــرا لكم

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