Eswatini-Country Partnership Framework FY24-28 - Chair Summary - May 18, 2023

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Executive Directors discussed the World Bank Group Country Partnership Framework for Eswatini for FY24–FY28, welcoming its emphasis on shifting toward a more private-sector driven growth model. Directors supported objectives including increased private sector employment and improved human capital development, alongside cross-cutting digital development and strong support for women and girls. They raised concerns about gender-based violence, urged preparation of a CCDR with climate adaptation focus, and highlighted priorities on energy security, governance, digital public services, state-owned enterprise reforms, and expanded one WBG engagement.

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Executive Directors’ Discussion

Focus on Private-Sector Growth and Human Capital

Digital Development and Gender-Related Priorities

Climate Change, Energy Security, and Adaptation

One WBG Approach and Risk Mitigation Tools

Governance, Transparency, and State-Owned Enterprise Reforms

FAQs

What is the purpose of the Eswatini Country Partnership Framework discussed in the chair summary?

It sets out the World Bank Group’s partnership priorities for Eswatini for FY24–FY28, with a focus on private-sector driven growth and related development objectives.

Which cross-cutting themes did Directors emphasize?

Directors emphasized digital development and strong support to empower women and girls, while also calling for adequate attention to gender-based violence.

What actions did Directors request to guide World Bank Group activities?

They urged Management to prepare a CCDR to inform WBG climate change work, with particular attention to adaptation, and they encouraged expanded one WBG engagement through de-risking tools while addressing fiduciary issues.

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