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The review covers progress toward poverty reduction, productive employment, and social and political stability, with three focus areas on governance, private-sector job creation, and social inclusion. Development outcome is rated Moderately Satisfactory and WBG performance is rated Good, noting strengths in energy governance and social support and gaps in outcomes measurement and safeguards-related risks.","Public Disclosure Authorized Public Disclosure Authorized  \nCLR Review  \nIndependent Evaluation Group  \nCompletion and Learning Review Arab Republic of Egypt FY15-FY21 Country Partnership Framework  \nOctober 13, 2022  \nRatings  \n\n|  | CLR Rating | CLRR (IEG) Rating |\n| --- | --- | --- |\n| Development Outcome: | Moderately Satisfactory | Moderately Satisfactory |\n| WBG Performance: | Good | Good |\n\nI. Executive Summary  \ni. This review of the World Bank Group’s (WBG) Completion and Learning Review (CLR) covers the period of the Country Partnership Framework (CPF) for FY15-19, and the updated CPF at the Performance and Learning Review (PLR) dated April 3, 2019. The CPF period was extended by two years at the PLR stage.  \nii. The WBG program was consistent with the government’s strategy and addressed major constraints to Arab Republic of Egypt’s development, pursuing overall goals of poverty reduction, creation of productive employment opportunities, and maintenance of social and political stability. It represented a significant departure from previous WBGsupported strategies for Arab Republic of Egypt (Egypt), more than doubling the lending program compared with the recent past. Lending made a strategic shift away from infrastructure financing (the focus of previous programs) toward institutional and policy development. The program was based on three focus areas –(i) improving governance, (ii) improved opportunities for private sector job creation, and (iii) social inclusion--with a crosscutting theme of environmental sustainability. In relation to these focus areas, objectives were appropriate, with many of the objectives complementary to one another. Program design was selective, refraining from lending in areas that could attract private sector investment and leaving IFC and MIGA to take an appropriate role in those areas, and focusing in sectors with strong commitment to strengthening institutions and increasing the state’s accountability to citizens.  \niii. IEG rates the CPF development outcome as Moderately Satisfactory. Of the sixteen objectives, seven were Achieved, two were Mostly Achieved, and seven were Partially Achieved. Under the first Focus Area, there was important progress in strengthening energy sector governance and improving fiscal management and transparency. Citizen engagement and satisfaction were strengthened in the housing and social support sectors, but there is little evidence of progress in public sector performance measured by use of e-services, eprocurement, or the use of a performance measurement framework. Under the second Focus Area, access to finance was improved for micro, small, and medium enterprises (MSMEs), especially those led by women and youth, and targets were exceeded for the generation of new conventional power capacity, greenhouse gas reduction relevant to engagements in renewable energy, and farmers’ access to new and improved irrigation and drainage services. However, there is no evidence presented on the effect of new laws passed to strengthen business regulation, the target was not achieved for enhanced safety of rail transport, and the program did not provide access to new agriculture services as planned. Under the third Focus Area, households benefited from increased access to grid-connected natural gas supply and to quality primary health care services. The program’s support for labor-intensive public works created new jobs, and two new cash transfer programs reached double the planned number of direct beneficiaries. However, neither affordable housing nor sanitation and sewage services were expanded to planned levels, and progress in the education sector was measured only by outputs rather than outcomes.  \niv. World Bank Group performance was Good. Program design was adequate, addressing Egypt’s most binding development constraints through an ambitious but selective program. 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