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It connects pandemic-driven socio-economic impacts to weakened health, education and social protection systems, and highlights disproportionate effects on women and girls and vulnerable communities, including forcibly displaced populations. It presents progress under IDA19, lessons learned, and proposes policy objectives and commitments, including operationalization across other special themes, partnerships, and an FCV financing toolkit with an FCV envelope, WHR, and the IDA Private Sector Window.","Public Disclosure Authorized Public Disclosure Authorized  \nIDA20 SPECIAL THEME: FRAGILITY, CONFLICT & VIOLENCE  \nACRONYMS AND ABBREVIATIONS  \nFiscal Year (FY) = July 1 to June 30 All dollar amounts are US dollars  \nCEN  \nCOVID-19  \nCPF  \nEU  \nFAO  \nFCS  \nFCV  \nGBV  \nGEMS  \nGRID  \nICRC  \nIDA  \nIFC  \nJET  \nMDB  \nMIGA  \nCountry Engagement Note Coronavirus Disease 2019  \nCountry Partnership Framework European Union  \nFood and Agriculture Organization  \nFragile and Conflict-affected Situations  \nFragility, Conflict and Violence Gender-based Violence  \nGeo-Enabling initiative for Monitoring and Supervision  \nGreen, Resilient and Inclusive Development  \nInternational Committee of the Red Cross  \nInternational Development Association  \nInternational Finance Corporation Jobs and Economic Transformation  \nMultilateral Development Bank Multilateral Investment Guarantee Agency  \nMSME  \nMTR  \nPBA  \nPLR  \nPRA  \nPSW  \nRECA  \nRPRF  \nRRA  \nTAA  \nUN  \nUNHCR  \nUNICEF  \nWBG  \nWFP  \nWHO  \nWHR  \nMicro, small, and medium enterprises  \nMid Term Review  \nPerformance-based Allocation Performance and Learning Review Prevention and Resilience Allocation  \nPrivate Sector Window Remaining Engaged during Conflict Allocation  \nRefugee Policy Review Framework  \nRisk and Resilience Assessment Turn Around Allocation  \nUnited Nations  \nUnited Nations High  \nCommissioner for Refugees United Nations Children’s Fund World Bank Group  \nWorld Food Programme World Health Organization Window for Host Communities and Refugees  \nTABLE OF CONTENTS  \nEXECUTIVE SUMMARY ....................................................................................................... i  \nI. INTRODUCTION ...............................................................................................................1  \nII. PROGRESS UNDER IDA19 AND LESSONS LEARNED ...............................................2  \nA. Progress and Lessons Learned from IDA19 Policy Commitments ....................................4  \nB. Progress and Lessons Learned from the IDA19 Financing Toolkit ...................................6  \nIII. WAY FORWARD AND PROPOSED POLICY ACTIONS .............................................9  \nA. Proposed Objectives and Policy Commitments .............................................................. 11  \nB. FCV Operationalized through Other Special Themes ..................................................... 13  \nC. Partnerships ................................................................................................................... 14  \nD. FCV Financing Toolkit .................................................................................................. 14  \ni. FCV Envelope ......................................................................................................... 14  \nii. WHR ....................................................................................................................... 15  \niii. IDA Private Sector Window .................................................................................... 15  \nIV. ISSUES FOR DISCUSSION.............................................................................................16  \nREFERENCES........................................................................................................................17  \nLIST OF ANNEXES  \nAnnex 1. Proposed IDA20 and Status of IDA19 Policy Commitments ...................................... 18  \nAnnex 2. Proposed Policy Commitments in other IDA20 Special Themes, ................................21  \nTABLE OF TABLES, FIGURES AND BOXES  \nTables  \nTable ES. 1. Proposed Objectives and Policy Commitments under IDA20 ................................ iii  \nFigures  \nFigure 1. 1. Share of Poor Living in FCS..................................................................................... 1  \nFigure 2. 1. Commitments in IDA FCS, IDA16-IDA19 ...............................................................2  \nFigure 2. 2. 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