World Bank

The World Bank is an intergovernmental monetary organization responsible for managing money across the globe and has the capability to give out loans to countries and organizations. It is a organization under the Council of the Map and it has its own subdivisions. Its core mission is to facilitate economic growth and poverty reduction by providing financial and technical assistance to developing countries.
With its headquarters in Moravu, Trade Republic, the World Bank operates through various subdivisions. The most important subdivision is the World Finance Group, which is the branch responsible for giving out money from the World Bank and taking back money from loans. The WFG collects 1.3% of every member state's GDP yearly and contributes it to the World Bank. The International Developing State Finance Organization is responsible for supporting growing countries as their economies grow. The IDSFO is funded by the World Bank directly but does receive small amounts of money back from where it gives out money to. The Global Economic List is given figures from every country every year to report that current state of that country's economy and to see if it is fit to receive support. Other groups managed by the World Bank include the International Relief Fund (IRF), Global Bank Assurance Organization (GBAO) and the Council Funding System (CFS).
The World Bank's influence extends beyond mere financial transactions; it is instrumental in shaping economic policies, funding critical infrastructure projects, and promoting sustainable development practices. It collaborates with member countries, international organizations, and private sector entities, leveraging its resources and expertise to tackle complex global challenges. Only 2 members of the CotM aren't part of the World Bank, those are Amorethica and Sudante.