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The discussion emphasized improved quality and inclusiveness of social and financial services, environmental sustainability, and climate resilience. Directors also highlighted collaboration to advance inclusive services for vulnerable groups, close the gender gap, strengthen institutional capacity, and support productivity through tax reforms and knowledge transfer, including Chile’s carbon-neutral commitment and support for green hydrogen and mobilization of private capital.","Public Disclosure Authorized Public Disclosure Authorized  \nChile-Country Partnership Framework  \nChair Summary*  \nJune 28, 2023  \nExecutive Directors discussed the joint IBRD/IFC/MIGA Country Partnership Framework (CPF) for Chile for the period FY24-FY27 .  \nDirectors acknowledged the development challenges in Chile related to inequality and low-growth and appreciated the selective and innovative approach to support building a green, equitable and inclusive economy, fitting for an engagement in a high-income country in line with its path to IBRD graduation.  \nDirectors welcomed the program’s focus on improved quality and inclusiveness of social and financial services; and improved environmental sustainability and climate change resilience.  \nDirectors also highlighted the need to continue collaboration with counterparts on promoting inclusive social and financial services for vulnerable groups including closing the gender gap. They noted that progress on institutional capacity building, tax reforms and systematic knowledge transfers that are factors that could help boost productivity and growth.  \nDirectors also took note of Chile’s commitment to reach carbon neutrality by 2050 and to promote green and resilient development, and welcomed the focus on improved environmental sustainability, mitigation, and adaptation to climate change. They noted the importance of the Bank’s role in support of the Green Hydrogen industry and highlighted the replicability of such projects elsewhere by the Bank.  \nFinally, Directors welcomed the one Bank Group approach and collaboration in mobilizing private capital, catalyzing sustainable investments in prioritized sectors, and seeking opportunities to derisk foreign private investment flows into Chile. 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