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It describes IDA’s existing crisis toolkit, including health investments, social assistance support, and fiscally sustainable policy measures. It also lays out proposed adjustments to the IDA18 allocation framework and potential changes affecting IDA19, including support for refugees and host communities and decisions for executive director approval.","Public Disclosure Authorized Public Disclosure Authorized  \nIDA18  \nUpdate on IDA Contribution to COVID-19 Pandemic  \nResponse  \nDevelopment Finance Corporate IDA and IBRD (DFCII)  \nApril 23, 2020  \nACRONYMSAND ABBREVIATIONS  \nFiscal year (FY) = July 1 to June 30  \nCERCs Contingency Emergency Response Components  \nCMU Country Management Unit CRW Crisis Response Window  \nDPF Development Policy Financing DRC Democratic Republic of the Congo  \nEMDE Emerging Markets and Developing Economies  \nFTCF Fast Track COVID-19 Facility GDP Gross Domestic Product  \nIBRD International Bank for Reconstruction and Development  \nIDA International Development Association  \nIFC International Finance Corporation IMF International Monetary Fund IPF Investment Project Financing IRM Immediate Response Mechanism MDBs Multilateral Development Banks  \nMIGA  \nMPA  \nNCBP  \nPBA  \nPforR  \nPSW  \nRSE  \nRSW  \nRW  \nSDGs  \nSIEs  \nSMEs  \nSSA  \nSUF  \nSUW  \nWBG  \nWHR  \nMultilateral Investment Guarantee Agency  \nMultiphase Programmatic Approach Non-Concessional Borrowing Policy Performance Based Allocation  \nProgram for Results Private Sector Window Real Sector Envelope Refugee Sub-Window Regional Window  \nSustainable Development Goals Small Island Economies  \nSmall and Medium-sized Enterprises Sub-Saharan Africa  \nScale-up Facility Scale-up Window World Bank Group  \nWindows for Host Communities and Refugees  \nTABLE OF CONTENTS  \nI. INTRODUCTION ..................................................................................................................... 1  \nII. UPDATE ON WBG COVID-19 RESPONSE ...........................................................................2  \nIII. DEMAND FOR IDA RESOURCES.......................................................................................... 3  \nA. Anticipated Economic and Social Impact ofCOVID-19 on IDA Countries............................. 3  \nB. IDA’s Role in COVID-19 Economic and Social Response...................................................... 5  \nIV. PROPOSED ADJUSTMENTS TO IDA18 ALLOCATION FRAMEWORK ......................... 7  \nA. Prior Reallocations Update ..................................................................................................... 7  \nB. Proposed IDA Response to COVID-19: a focus on April-June 2020 ....................................... 9  \nC. Additional Proposal for Refugees and Host Communities under IDA18 ................................ 11  \nV. PROPOSED ADJUSTMENTS TO IDA19 .............................................................................. 12  \nA. Adjust IDA19 Terms for the Refugee Window ..................................................................... 12  \nB. Support IDA19 Graduates in the Aftermath of COVID-19.................................................... 13  \nVI. DECISIONS FOR APPROVAL BY EXECUTIVE DIRECTORS ........................................ 15  \nLIST OF TABLES, BOXES AND ANNEXES  \nTables  \nTable 1. Status ofIDA COVID-19 Health Response Implementation as of April 15, 2020 ..........3  \nTable 2. IDA18 Country Allocation (PBA) Utilization as of March 31, 2020 ..............................6  \nTable 3. Update on IDA18 Reallocations to date .........................................................................7  \nTable 4. IDA Windows Implementation Summary (in US$ millions) as of March 31, 2020 ........9  \nTable 5. IDA18-IDA19 Adjustments Following the Proposed Adjustments..............................11  \nBoxes  \nBox 1. Recent PSW Reallocations and Impact of COVID on PSW Pipeline ................................8  \nAnnexes  \nAnnex 1. Update on COVID-19 Strategic Preparedness and Response Program (SPRP) Utilizing the Multiphase Programmatic Approach (IDA Countries) ...............................17  \nI. INTRODUCTION  \n1. The world is experiencing an unprecedented crisis. The health and economic crisis triggered by the COVID-19 pandemic has called for extraordinary public health measures to stem and slow its spread. Demand and supply shoc","cbCainN7tcZ2jfgm","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCainN7tcZ2jfgm","pdf",415688,6,1,22,"English","en",105,"# I. Introduction\n# II. Update on WBG COVID-19 Response\n# III. Demand for IDA Resources\n## A. 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