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The note explains the IDA20 financing envelope and the eligibility of IDA countries entering FY23. It details IDA20 changes to financing terms, including grant eligibility limits, new highly concessional 50-year credits, and the introduction of Shorter-Maturity Loans, and summarizes allocations across multiple IDA windows.","Public Disclosure Authorized Public Disclosure Authorized  \nIDA20  \nIDA COUNTRY ALLOCATIONS FOR FY23  \nDevelopment Finance Corporate IDA and IBRD (DFCII)  \nDecember 21, 2023  \nACRONYMS AND ABBREVIATIONS  \nFiscal Year (FY) = July 1 to June 30 Calendar Year (CY) = January 1 to December 31 All dollar amounts are US dollars unless otherwise indicated  \nCPIA  \nCPR  \nCRW  \nDPC  \nGNI  \nIBRD  \nIDA  \nIDA18  \nIDA19  \nIDA20  \nCountry Policy and Institutional Assessment  \nCountry Performance Rating Crisis Response Window Development Partner Center Gross National Income International Bank for Reconstruction and Development  \nInternational Development Association  \nEighteenth replenishment of the International Development Association  \nNineteenth replenishment of the International Development Association  \nTwentieth replenishment of the International Development Association  \nMTR  \nPBA  \nPPA  \nPRA  \nPPR  \nPSW  \nRECA  \nRW  \nSUW  \nSMLs  \nTAA  \nWHR  \nMid-term Review  \nPerformance Based Allocation Performance and Policy Actions Prevention and Resilience Allocation Portfolio Performance Rating  \nPrivate Sector Window  \nRemaining Engaged during Conflict Allocation  \nRegional Window Scale-up Window Shorter Maturity Loan Turn Around Allocation  \nWindow for Host Communities and Refugees  \nTABLE OF CONTENTS  \nIDA COUNTRY ALLOCATIONS FOR FY23 .......................................................................... 1  \nIDA Allocations Under IDA Windows .................................................................................. 10  \nRegional Window................................................................................................................. 10  \nWindow for Host Communities and Refugees .................................................................. 10  \nCrisis Response Window ..................................................................................................... 11  \nScale-up Window Allocations ............................................................................................. 12  \nPrivate Sector Window (PSW)........................................................................................... 13  \nANNEX 1. SUMMARY TABLE OF COUNTRIES EXCEEDING THE CRW ERF FOOD SECURITY TRIGGER IN FY23 .................................................................................. 15  \nLIST OF TABLES  \nTable 1. IDA Country Allocations in FY23 (SDR million)............................................................ 5  \nTable 2. Key Input Data for FY23 Allocations............................................................................... 8  \nTable 3. FY23 IDA Allocations under the IDA20 Regional Window (SDR million) a, b............. 10  \nTable 4. FY23 IDA Allocations under the IDA20 Window for Host Communities and Refugees (SDR million) a, b ............................................................................................ 11  \nTable 5. FY23 Crisis Response Window (SDR million) a, b ......................................................... 12  \nTable 6. FY23 IDA Allocations under the IDA20 Regular Scale-up Window ($ million) .......... 13  \nTable 7. FY23 IDA Allocations under the IDA20 Scale-up Window-Shorter Maturity Loans ($ million) a ......................................................................................................... 13  \nIDA COUNTRY ALLOCATIONS FOR FY23  \n1. The twentieth replenishment of the International Development Association (IDA20) arrangements require that IDA country allocations be made available annually for information to IDA's Executive Directors on an ex-post basis and disclosed on IDA's external website. 1 This note responds to these disclosure commitments by providing: (i) the FY23 IDA country allocations (Table 1); and (ii) the key input data on which the FY23 country allocations were based (Table 2) . 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