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1. Your intro section which outlines the post-communist transition of Poland is not general enough. Consider adding an intro section that talks about the general relationship between Poland and the World Bank throughout there time existing rather than just that short period. 2. The structure of this article is fine, but it could benefit from having more sections related to each individual banks involvement in Poland. You could also talk about World Banks stated goals in Poland. 3. There only issue of balanced coverage in this article is that you focus heavily on recent trends and the post communist transition, but you have not talked about the period of time in between such as the early 2000's or the 2008 crash. 4. The article does a good job of remaining neutral throughout, and does not make any unsubstantiated claims or claims that are made specifically to support a particular argument. 5. This article is severely lacking in sources. You need to make sure to site all data that you put into your article, and also you should be citing at least once or twice a paragraph. Jcraighe (talk) 00:15, 5 December 2019 (UTC)Jcraighe[reply]