World Bank Debarment List: Firms and Individuals
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World Bank debarments affect whether named firms and people can take part in covered procurement. The original listing states the Bank’s measures. These are procurement restrictions, separate from financial sanctions.
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Source: World Bank, Table 1 debarred and cross-debarred firms and individuals. Independently normalized by SanctionsKit; no endorsement. Verify applicable procurement rules, cross-debarment scope and release conditions. Table 2 other sanctions is a separate publication.
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What does being on the World Bank debarment list mean?
The debarment table lists firms and people who cannot take part in covered World Bank-financed contracts during the stated period. Read the grounds, dates and linked notes. Check whether the entry concerns an affiliate or a cross-debarment from another participating development bank. The publisher also has a separate Other Sanctions table; those actions do not always impose debarment. These are procurement measures, not government financial sanctions or an asset freeze. Eligibility for a specific contract depends on the relevant procurement rules and the decision's scope. Keep that context with the result instead of treating every entry as the same kind of ban. Read the publisher’s World Bank Debarment List guidance.
Who publishes WorldBank Debarred Providers?
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