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It explains eligibility across PIC9 countries for IDA, IBRD, IFC, and MIGA, and the use of commercial finance, guarantees, and risk-sharing instruments through MIGA’s unified Guarantee Platform. It also covers knowledge advisory and analytics, data-driven support, and efforts to strengthen statistical systems and close data gaps.","Public Disclosure Authorized Pub lic Disclosure Authorized  \nAnnex 1: Financing and Implementation Arrangements  \nFinancial Envelope and Knowledge  \nThe World Bank, IFC, and MIGA will continue to draw on the WBG’s comprehensive financing network and strong collaboration during the previous RPF period. The World Bank and IFC will continue to consult closely to deepen understanding of the context and identify potential private sector reform areas to bring into policy dialogue with clients through development policy operations (DPOs). Where feasible and fully respecting demand from the client, the World Bank, IFC, and MIGA will facilitate dialogue from early stages and work jointly to integrate financing and nonfinancing solutions that will maximize the impact of public resources. Where markets already exist, reinforcement will be supported using commercial finance and private sector solutions where it can be done cost-effectively. In cases where markets are not conducive to private investment, or where the enabling environment needs tobe strengthened, the WBG will focus on reforms—including leveraging DPOs—that address these market failures and constraints. Where risks remain high, the priority will be to apply guarantees and risk-sharing instruments through the unified Guarantee Platform housed at MIGAto bring alarger share of the investment program into the commercial space. To date, MIGA has engaged in discussions to support renewable energy projects in Samoa and Tonga.  \nThis RPF spans the two IDA financing cycles (IDA21/FY26–28 and IDA22/FY29–31). Combined indicative national allocations for IDA-eligible countries in the PIC9 are estimated at SDR 352.6 million in IDA21. These countries may also be eligible for additional resources from other IDA windows, such as the IDA Global and Regional  \nOpportunities Window, the Crisis Response Window, the Scaleup Window (FSM and Samoa), and the Private Sector Window (PSW), in addition to trust funds that can be leveraged or mobilized with key development partners. Nauru and Palau remain eligible for IBRD financing only. Eligibility for financing from IFC and MIGA differ across the PIC9 as well—Nauru is not a member of IFC, and Kiribati, RMI, Nauru, Tonga, and Tuvalu are not members of MIGA. Following the IDA21 replenishment, IFC will continue to leverage the PSW where possible, and further catalyze private investments in these challenging markets; the PSW helps mitigate risk and fill financing gapsin the market such as providing first-loss guarantees on credit and market risk, facilitating longer tenor loans, and providing local currency in markets where  \n\n| Table A1.1: Access to IBRD and IDA |  |  |\n| --- | --- | --- |\n| Country | IBRD | IDA |\n| Kiribati | No | 100% grant |\n| RMI | No | 100% grant |\n| FSM | No | 50% grant/50% credit |\n| Nauru | * | None |\n| Palau | Yes | None |\n| Samoa | No | 50% grant/50% credit |\n| Tonga | No | 100% grant |\n| Tuvalu | No | 100% grant |\n| Vanuatu | No | 100% grant |\n\n*Nauru is eligible but not creditworthy to borrow from IBRD unless an adequate security arrangement isin place  \nhedging options are limited. This will complement the World Bank’s existing support for policy and business climate reforms.  \nIFC has a small portfolio in the Pacific region comprising support to the National Bank of Samoa (NBS) to enhance financial inclusion for small and medium enterprises (SMEs), particularly focusing on women-led businesses in Samoa. This includes the establishment in FY23 of an eight-year, US$4 million-equivalent unfunded risk sharing facility (RSF) under the Small Loan Guarantee Program (SLGP), representing IFC’s first investment in the Pacific region in five years and in Samoa in 14 years. With additional support from New Zealand, IFC is bolstering NBS’s expertise in gender finance and risk management, empowering the bank to broaden its SME lending services. 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