Explanation:

Here’s the thing—let’s break these options down one by one:

- World Bank

This is the right answer. DIPAM signed an agreement with the World Bank for help and advice on asset monetization. The World Bank often gives this kind of strategic guidance to governments, especially on economic reforms and asset management.

- IMF

The International Monetary Fund mainly deals with monetary policy, balance of payment issues, and financial stability. They’re not the usual go-to for hands-on asset monetization projects.

- AIIB

The Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank focuses more on financing infrastructure projects, not advising on selling or leasing government assets.

- ADB

The Asian Development Bank is similar to AIIB but works across Asia-Pacific for development finance. They don’t usually specialize in asset monetization advice for governments.

- UNICEF

UNICEF is all about children and humanitarian work. Asset monetization isn’t in their playbook at all.

So bottom line: the World Bank is the one DIPAM shook hands with for asset monetization advisory.