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J. Warren Evans

Too global to fail: the World Bank at the intersection of national and global public policy

March 31, 2015

by J. Warren Evans, Robin Davies

J. Warren Evans

J. Warren Evans is an independent consultant. He was a Senior Adviser at the Sustainable Development Network of the World Bank up to 2012. Prior to that, he was the Director of the Environment Department. Before joining the World Bank in 2003, Warren held technical and managerial positions at the Asian Development Bank, including Director for the Environment and Social Safeguards Division. He holds a Masters degree in Environmental Health Engineering from the University of Kansas.

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