Selected archive photos
A few photos from the Book Project archives
Agnes Nuval (Aggie) answers questions about the mission of the Book Project, its office, warehouse, books needs, donors and volunteers
The WBFN Book Project will turn 35 years in 2017. Get to know some volunteers who have helped giving children in developing countries the opportunity to learn.
Let’s take a tour of the Book Project office, and learned more about the inside working of the organization
The reason I casually stopped by at the Book Project office was just because I was looking for something to do and because I love books.
The project is currently run by a group of World Bank Group spouses/partners and retirees who voluntarily dedicate their time and effort to support this noble cause. To me, they are the real unsung heroes […]
We ship books to schools and libraries in developing countries, from Kindergarten all the way up to University level.
Our distributor […] ALAD help communities of rural Ghana become self-sustaining places to live by promoting literacy and small business development.
The World Bank Family Network has many reasons to be proud of its various projects that have produced measurable results.
One project that is long-lived and produces measurable results is the World Bank Family Network Book Project.