What kind of support does the World Bank provide to developing countries?

• A. Low-interest loans and grants for education, health, infrastructure, etc.
• B. Only grants with no interest.
• C. Only technical training with no funding.
• D. Tax exemptions for multinational corporations.

Answer: (A)

The World Bank supports development by providing both financing and expertise to developing countries. It mainly offers financial products with favorable terms—low‑interest loans, credits, and grants—for projects in education, health, infrastructure, and other essential sectors. Along with funding, it delivers technical assistance, policy advice, and capacity building to help countries plan, implement, and sustain these projects. That combination of affordable financing and hands-on technical support is why the best choice describes the World Bank’s role. The other options are too narrow or inaccurate: it doesn’t offer only grants with no interest, it does more than just technical training, and tax exemptions for multinational corporations aren’t a primary function of the World Bank.