The use case: how World Bank deploys Wondercraft
The World Bank uses Wondercraft to turn its development research reports into weekly podcast episodes. Each topic gets a short policy-maker edition and a deeper researcher edition, both produced in multiple languages.
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Published weekly in 7 languages
From final report to fully localized podcast, it all happens in under 48 hours.
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- Oct 24, 2026
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- The figure: 90%Checked
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Now, every week, the team turns a single topic into two podcast episodes: