Yes, the World Bank does pay its interns. Internships with the World Bank are paid opportunities that provide a unique window into international development and give participants an opportunity to gain valuable skills and experience in their respective fields. Interns receive a stipend to cover their living expenses throughout their internship period, as well as travel costs incurred during the program. In addition to financial compensation, interns also benefit from networking opportunities within the organization, mentorship support from experienced professionals at all levels of the organization, and access to learning resources such as seminars on current topics in international development. With these benefits comes responsibility; internships require strong commitment from participants who must demonstrate dedication towards achieving program objectives and producing high-quality work outputs for which they will be held accountable by mentors and supervisors throughout the duration of their program.