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It describes the diversity of 75 IDA-eligible economies and highlights drivers including economic and social challenges, climate change, natural disasters, pandemics, fragility and conflict, and growing food insecurity. It also notes rising public debt and debt-distress risk. The note reviews IDA’s current allocation and financing tools, assesses adequacy, and outlines recent changes and ongoing efforts to strengthen vulnerability-related policy and financing.","Public Disclosure Authorized Public Disclosure Authorized  \nIDA21 REPLENISHMENT: DISCUSSION NOTE ON VULNERABILITY CONSIDERATIONS IN IDA’S POLICY AND FINANCING FRAMEWORK  \nDevelopment Finance, Corporate IDA & IBRD (DFCII)  \nACRONYMS AND ABBREVIATIONS  \nFiscal Year (FY) = July 1 to June 30 All dollar amounts are US dollars unless otherwise indicated  \nACLED  \nAsDB  \nCAT-DDO  \nCDB  \nCPIA  \nCPGA  \nCPR  \nCRI  \nCRW  \nCRDCs  \nDSEP  \nEMDBs  \nERF  \nEVI  \nFCS  \nFCV  \nGAF  \nGDI  \nGNI  \nHAI  \nHCI  \nHDI  \nIBRD  \nArmed Conflict Location and Event Data Project  \nAsian Development Bank Catastrophe Deferred Draw-Down Option  \nCaribbean Development Bank Country Policy and Institutions Assessment  \nCrisis Preparedness Gap Analysis Country Performance Rating Climate Risk Index  \nCrisis Response Window Climate Resilient Debt Clauses Debt Sustainability Enhancement Program  \nEmerging Market and Developing Economies  \nEarly Response Financing Economic and Environmental Vulnerability Index  \nFragile and Conflict Affected Situations  \nFragility, Conflict and Violence Grant Allocation Framework Graduation Discussion Income Gross National Income Human Assets Index  \nHuman Capital Index  \nHuman Development Index International Bank for Reconstruction and Development  \nIDA  \nIDB  \nIFAD  \nIMF  \nLIC-DSF  \nMDB  \nMTR  \nMVI  \nPBA  \nPCO  \nPPR  \nPRA  \nRECA  \nSDFP  \nSIDS  \nSIE  \nSIEE  \nSSE  \nSUW  \nTAA  \nUCDP  \nWHR  \nWRI  \nInternational Development Association  \nInter-American Development Bank International Fund for Agricultural Development  \nInternational Monetary Fund  \nDebt Sustainability Framework for Low-Income Countries  \nMultilateral Development Bank Mid-Term Review  \nMultidimensional Vulnerability Index  \nPerformance-Based Allocation Program for Creditor Outreach Portfolio Performance Rating Prevention and Resilience Allocation  \nRemaining Engaged during Conflict Allocation  \nSustainable Development Finance Policy  \nSmall Island Developing States Small Island Economy  \nSmall Island Economies Exception  \nSmall States Exception Scale Up Window Turn Around Allocation  \nUppsala Conflict Data Program Window for Host Communities and Refugees  \nWorld Risk Index  \nTABLE OF CONTENTS  \nEXECUTIVE SUMMARY ........................................................................................................... i  \nI. INTRODUCTION ................................................................................................................. 1  \nII. IDA’S EXISTING FRAMEWORK TO ADDRESS VULNERABILITY........................ 1  \nA. Allocation and Volumes: Performance Based Allocation .................................................. 2  \nB. Financing Terms: Grant Allocation Framework................................................................. 3  \nC. Volumes: Fragility, Conflict and Violence ......................................................................... 4  \nD. Volumes: Crisis Response Window.................................................................................... 5  \nE. Access, Financing Terms and Volumes: Small States ........................................................ 6  \nF. Access: Graduation Decisions ............................................................................................ 7  \nG. Policy Support: IDA20 Policy Architecture ....................................................................... 8  \nIII. ADEQUACY OF IDA’S EXISTING FRAMEWORK TO ADDRESS VULNERABILITY CONCERNS IN IDA COUNTRIES ................................................. 9  \nIV. RECENT CHANGES AND ONGOING EFFORTS TO STRENGTHEN IDA’S FRAMEWORK ON VULNERABILITY ......................................................................... 15  \nV. CONCLUSION .................................................................................................................... 19  \nLIST OF ANNEXES  \nAnnex. 1. Eligibility for IDA Financing ....................................................................................... 20  \nAnnex. 2. 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