Turkey and the World Bank

[1][2] From 1950 to 2017 the efforts championed by the World Bank in and around the extensive regions comprising the Republic of Turkey have been oriented towards environmental preservation, economic growth and stability, establishing infrastructure, promoting education and cultivating an interest in energy and sustainability.

[4] In 2012, the Country Partnership Strategy (CPS) ran a systematic diagnostic that broke down the data to show action necessary for ensuring economic success and avoidance of national stagnation.

[5] CPS traditionally supports the implementation of select individual objectives, first, increased employment ratings, second, improved equity throughout public domains, and lastly, the further establishment of sustainable development.

[8] The Geothermal Development Project aims to reduce industry impact of natural resources, atmospheric pollution, and create a more sustainable avenue for energy production.

With Turkey's rising economy, pursuing modern techniques for energy production may give additional stability and prestige to the country's presence internationally on the world stage.