Where do these organisations work?
-The World Bank:The World Bank Group works in all major development areas: it provides a wide range of financial products and technical assistance, and helps countries meet the challenges through the exchange of cutting-edge knowledge and the application of innovative solutions.
-Action aid: It operates in 21 countries in Latin America, Africa, Asia and also in Spain.
-Caritas: There are 162 National Caritas members of Caritas International, who directly help 24 million people a year in 200 countries and territories.
-OXFAM: Is an international confederation of 20 organizations working together with partner organizations and local communities in more than 90 countries.
What do they do?
-The World Bank: Provides support to developing countries through advice, research and policy analysis, and technical assistance. Our analytical work often supports World Bank funding and helps inform developing countries' own investments.
-Action aid: We work hand in hand with people and their communities to generate lasting changes in their lives. Children, food, health and education are our priorities.
-Caritas: Caritas develops within Spain an important work of support and social promotion to diverse social groups in situation of precariousness and / or social exclusion.
-OXFAM: They use a six-point strategy to weave together our network efforts and join other organizations and partners to end poverty.
Where and when did each organisation start?
-The world bank: 1944
-Action aid. Founded in Spain in 1981
-Caritas: Foundation in 1897
-OXFAM: Founded in 1942, Oxford, UK