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It summarizes April 2021 endorsements, including changes to the financing envelope, frontloading of resources, and reassessed policy targets. The paper requests Board approval for proposed resource allocation adjustments, emphasizing flexibility, monitoring of window utilization, and accelerated support to low-income and fragile countries, including crisis response mechanisms.","Public Disclosure Authorized Public Disclosure Authorized  \nIDA19: REALLOCATION OF RESOURCES  \nDevelopment Finance, Corporate IDA & IBRD (DFCII)  \nNovember 24, 2021  \nACRONYMS AND ABBREVIATIONS  \nFiscal Year (FY) = July 1 to June 30 All dollar amounts are US dollars  \nCOVID-19 Coronavirus Disease in 2019  \nCRW Crisis Response Window  \nERF Early Response Financing  \nFCS Fragile and Conflict-affected Situations  \nFCV Fragility, Conflict and Violence  \nFTCF Fast Track COVID-19 Facility  \nIDA International Development Association  \nPBA Performance Based Allocation  \nPPA Performance and Policy Action  \nSDFP Sustainable Development Finance Policy  \nTABLE OF CONTENTS  \nI. INTRODUCTION................................................................................................................... 1  \nII. PROPOSED REALLOCATIONS......................................................................................... 1  \nIII. DECISIONS FOR BOARD APPROVAL ............................................................................ 4  \nI. INTRODUCTION  \n1. The final IDA19 Replenishment Meeting was held at a time when the first signs of an impending global pandemic with wide-ranging consequences were barely discernable. As the outbreak of the Coronavirus Disease in 2019 (COVID-19) spread further and grew in severity, the International Development Association (IDA) adapted to operate in a context of new challenges aggravated by additional crises – including climate change, conflict, natural disasters, and food insecurity – each threatening hard-won gains on poverty reduction and shared prosperity. In April 2021, Deputies and Borrower Representatives endorsed several adjustments for the remainder of IDA19 to meet the increased financing needs of client countries, which was subsequently approved by the Board of Executive Directors. IDA’s replenishment period was shortened from three to two years; the IDA19 financing envelope was adjusted from $82 billion to $71 billion to frontload $12.5 billion from FY23 to FY22 on standard IDA terms; and policy commitment targets were reassessed to reflect the shortened term. 1  \n2. The adjustments endorsed in April 2021 enabled a significantly accelerated response to the crisis. While the pandemic has compounded the major challenges that low-income and Fragile and Conflict-affected Situations (FCS) countries were already facing, IDA’s swift response, firmly anchored in the support provided over successive IDA cycles, has contributed to global efforts to mitigate the severity of the impacts. During the first 15 months of IDA19, IDA financing from country allocations and all windows reached $39.4 billion, representing a sharp increase from IDA18, which had committed $27.1 billion at the same point in the IDA cycle. FCS countries accounted for 41 percent of IDA commitments, up to $16 billion in the first 15 months of IDA19, compared to $6.5 billion during the corresponding period for IDA18.  \n3. This paper seeks the IDA’s Board of Executive Directors approval for the proposed resource allocation adjustments aimed at optimizing IDA19’s response to an evolving situation caused by the pandemic. With the two-year span and a highly volatile and evolving situation, the remaining implementation period of IDA19 takes on added importance. Management will continue to closely monitor implementation in FY22 and ensure IDA’s continued flexibility and agility during a fiscal year with heightened uncertainties surrounding COVID-19. These proposals were endorsed by IDA Participants during the October IDA Meeting for Board’s consideration.2  \nII. PROPOSED REALLOCATIONS  \n4. Due to uncertainties and heightened demand for IDA windows, management proposes to maintain the size of IDA windows at their current level. Management will monitor the total IDA19 resource utilization closely with a view to utilizing all the allocated resources by the end of the IDA19 cycle. Management’s assessment of the demand for each window informs th","cbCaioKBGr9d9JdK","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaioKBGr9d9JdK","pdf",679668,1,7,"English","en",105,"# INTRODUCTION\n## 1. Context and IDA19 adjustments endorsed in April 2021\n## 2. Impact of accelerated response and financing achievements\n## 3. Purpose of the paper and proposed implementation monitoring\n# PROPOSED REALLOCATIONS\n## 4. Maintaining window size amid uncertainty and demand\n## 5. Regional Window allocation and rebalancing toward Africa\n## 6. 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