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It describes how IDA18 delivery met rising client demand through a new hybrid financial model blending capital markets, donor contributions, and internal IDA resources. The paper details policy commitments and results, financial delivery and allocations, plus the performance of special financing windows, including the Private Sector Window and regional refugee-host sub-window.","Public Disclosure Authorized Public Disclosure Authorized  \nIDA18: Implementation and Delivery  \nDevelopment Finance, Corporate IDA & IBRD (DFCII)  \nOctober 6, 2020  \nACRONYMS AND ABBREVIATIONS  \nFiscal Year (FY) = July 1 to June 30  \nAFRASA CAR CAT-DDO  \nCENCPLCOVID-19 CPFCRW CSAIP  \nDPFDPOEAPECAFCS  \nFCVFPN FRS FTCF GBV GDP GHGGRM GWHIPCIBRD  \nIDA  \nIDA18  \nAfrica Region  \nAdvisory Services and Analytics Central African Republic Catastrophe Deferred Draw-Down Option  \nCountry Engagement Note Concessional Partner Loan Coronavirus Disease 2019  \nCountry Partnership Framework Crisis Response Window Climate Smart Agriculture Investment Plan  \nDevelopment Policy Financing Development Policy Operation East Asia and Pacific  \nEastern Europe and Central Asia Fragile and Conflict-affected Situations  \nFragility, Conflict and Violence Forest Policy Note  \nFederal Republic of Somalia Fast Track COVID-19 Facility Gender-Based Violence  \nGross Domestic Product Greenhouse Gas  \nGrievance Redress Mechanism Gigawatt  \nHeavily Indebted Poor Country International Bank for Reconstruction and Development International Development Association  \nEighteenth Replenishment of the International Development Association  \nIEG  \nIFC  \nIFF  \nIPF  \nJET  \nLCR  \nM&E  \nMDB  \nMDRI  \nMIGA  \nMNA  \nMPA  \nMTR  \nNDC  \nPBAPforRPSW  \nRMR  \nRMS  \nRRAs  \nSAR  \nSCD  \nSDR  \nSDFP  \nSME  \nSIE  \nSUF  \nTAR  \nUN  \nWBG  \nIndependent Evaluation Group International Finance Corporation Illicit Financial Flows Investment Project Financing Jobs and Economic Transformation  \nLatin America and Caribbean Monitoring and Evaluation Multilateral Development Bank  \nMultilateral Debt Relief Initiative Multilateral Investment Guarantee Agency  \nMiddle East and North Africa Multi Programmatic Approach Mid-Term Review Nationally Determined Contributions  \nPerformance-Based Allocation Program for Result  \nPrivate Sector Window  \nRisk Mitigation Regime Results Measurement System Risk and Resilience Assessments South Asia region  \nSystematic Country Diagnostic Special Drawing Right Sustainable Development Financing Policy  \nSmall and medium-sized enterprise  \nSmall Island Economy Scale-Up Facility Turn-Around Regime United Nations World Bank Group  \nTable of Contents  \nI. Introduction ........................................................................................................................ 1  \nII. Policy Commitments and Results ..................................................................................... 1  \nIII. Financial Delivery............................................................................................................... 5  \nIV. IDA Windows and Allocation Regimes ............................................................................ 8  \nV. Conclusion ......................................................................................................................... 13  \nVI. Issues for Discussion......................................................................................................... 14  \nList of Annexes, Figures, Boxes and Tables  \nAnnexes:  \nAnnex 1. IDA18 Policy Commitments ......................................................................................... 15  \nAnnex 2. IDA18 Results Measurement System ........................................................................... 28  \nFigures:  \nFigure 1. Total IDA Commitments, IDA14 – IDA18 ..................................................................... 5  \nFigure 2. Regional Share of IDA18 Commitments ........................................................................ 6  \nFigure 3. FCS/FCV Commitments, IDA16-18 ............................................................................... 7  \nFigure 4. Small States Commitments, IDA16-18 ........................................................................... 7  \nFigure 5. IDA18 Commitments by Practice Group ........................................................................ 7  \nBoxes:  \nBox 1. 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