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World Bank Scholarships Program World Bank Scholarships Program Select a EDS Sub navigation page selecting option, leaving this page The 2026 application window for Japanese nationals closed on Friday 17 April 2026. Update on JJ/WBGSP 2026 Application Cycle Dates of 2026 application windows for developing country nationals have been announced.
Developing Country Nationals Update on JJ/WBGSP 2026 Application Cycle The World Bank’s Development Economics Vice Presidency (DEC) provides scholarships to students and young researchers, contributing to the World Bank’s mission of forging new dynamic approaches to capacity development and knowledge sharing in the developing world.
It is an important component of the World Bank’s efforts to promote economic development and shared prosperity through investing in education, capacity building, and developing human resources in the developing world.
Since 1982, the DEC’s scholarship programs have helped to form a pool of over 7,000 well-trained and experienced development professionals and scholars, transforming their countries and positively impacting future generations.
Joint Japan/World Bank Graduate Scholarship Program (JJ/WBGSP): Since 1987, JJ/WBGSP has enabled more than 7,000 mid-career professionals from 160 developing countries and Japan to complete graduate degrees in development-related fields. On an annual basis, the Government of Japan solely funds the JJ/WBGSP. Robert S.
McNamara Fellowships Program (RSMFP): Since 1982, RSMFP has provided support to young researchers on a wide variety of topics in development-related fields. Currently, the program connects promising young researchers to World Bank research, data resources, and technical expertise. Selected fellows are hosted as a cohort at the World Bank in Washington D.
C. and work on DEC research projects, receiving formal training and participating in policy relevant research. Japan Indonesia Presidential Scholarship Program (JIPS): This Program is no longer accepting applications.
With a one-time $10 million grant from the Government of Japan, this scholarship supported three cohorts (2008–2010) of 43 Indonesian PhD students to study abroad under the sponsorship of one of the program’s ten partner Indonesian universities. This window is now closed to new applicants.
JJ/WBGSP SCHOLARS & ALUMNI PROFILES The collective intelligence and network of like-minded future/current leaders would be a strong and joyful asset that remains effective years after graduation. View All Alumni and Scholars Profiles Arrow ⇨ The 2026 application window for Japanese nationals closed on Friday 17 April 2026. 2025 Tracer Study of JJ/WBGSP Alumni 2025 Tracer Study of JJ/WBGSP Alumni
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