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It assesses how DPFs support crisis preparedness and response, including catastrophic deferred drawdown options and contributions to COVID-19 response, recovery, and protection of vulnerable groups. It also analyzes DPF support for fiscal and debt sustainability, private sector enabling environments, gender equality, and climate change adaptation and mitigation, concluding with findings and recommendations.","Public Disclosure Authorized Public Disclosure Authorized  \n2021 DEVELOPMENT POLICY FINANCING RETROSPECTIVE: FACING CRISIS, FOSTERING RECOVERY  \nOPERATIONS POLICY AND COUNTRY SERVICES  \nMARCH 16, 2022  \nABBREVIATIONS AND ACRONYMS  \nAFR  \nASA  \nBEE  \nCat DDO  \nCERCS  \nCPF  \nCPIA  \nCPSD  \nCRW  \nDDO  \nDPF  \nDPO  \nEAP  \nECA  \nFCS  \nFY  \nGBV  \nGDP  \nAfrica Region  \nAdvisory Services and Analytics Business Enabling Environment  \nCatastrophe Deferred Drawdown Option  \nContingency Emergency Response Components  \nCountry Partnership Framework Country Policy and Institutional Assessment  \nCountry Private Sector Diagnostic  \nCrisis Response Window Deferred Drawdown Option  \nDevelopment Policy Financing Development Policy Operation East Asia and Pacific Region Eastern Europe and Central Asia Region  \nFragile and Conflict-Affected Situations  \nFiscal Year  \nGender Based Violence Gross Domestic Product  \nIBRD  \nICRR  \nIDA  \nIEG  \nIMF  \nIPF  \nJET  \nLCR  \nM&E  \nMNA  \nPBG  \nPFM  \nPforR  \nPPA  \nPPP  \nPSIA  \nSAR  \nSDFP  \nSORT  \nInternational Bank for Reconstruction and Development Implementation Completion and Results Report  \nInternational Development Association  \nIndependent Evaluation Group  \nInternational Monetary Fund  \nInvestment Project Financing Job and Economic Transformation  \nLatin America and Caribbean Region  \nMonitoring and Evaluation Middle East and North Africa Region  \nPolicy-Based Guarantees Public Financial Management Program for Results Performance and policy Actions  \nPublic-Private Partnerships  \nPoverty and Social Impact Analysis  \nSouth Asia Region Sustainable Development Financing Policy  \nSystematic Operations Risk-rating Tool  \nACKNOWLEDGEMENTS  \nThis Report was prepared by Genevieve Boyreau and Sona Varma with a team consisting of Kamer Ozdemir, Elisa Gamberoni, Gerlin Catangui, Samba Ba, Julio Loayza, Mariela Paredes Alanes, Toru Nishiuchi, and Sagita Muco. Keratilwe Tsatsimpe, Lucy Pan, Xiaomeng Chen, Uraidah Hassani, Diana Goldemberg, Yasmine Acheampong, Ryan Kuo, Mark Albertson and Mauricio Pinzon provided excellent research support. Hiwot Demeke provided outstanding support, and Sean Lothrop edited the report. The team is grateful for comments and contributions from colleagues across the Bank, as well as excellent comments, inputs and guidance received from the OVPReview. The team would also like to thank Gitanjali Chopra, Kimberly Bumgarner, Irina MishurnySantini, Annie Dizon and Alberto Jose Martinez Rodriguez for supporting the CSO engagement efforts on this Report. 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