India - Country Partnership Framework for the Period of FY2026-2031 - Annex 1 - Results Matrix: Intervention Logic and Short-term Business Planning - Results Matrix

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Annex 1 presents the Results Matrix for India’s Country Partnership Framework for FY2026-2031, detailing intervention logic and short-term business planning across three outcomes. It links measurable indicators and five-year targets to planned activities, ongoing portfolio, and pipeline. Outcome 1 focuses on rural prosperity and resilience through agriculture and food market linkages, climate risk resilience, water services, and MSME support. Outcome 2 targets urban development via improved municipal services, livability, and enhanced own-source revenues. Outcome 3 emphasizes investments in people to build a job-ready workforce through improved schooling, better-aligned training, and strengthened life-cycle health care.

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Results Matrix: Intervention Logic and Short-term Business Planning

Outcome 1: Rural prosperity and resilience for better opportunities

Outcome 2: Urban development to leverage agglomeration economies

Outcome 3: Investments in people for a job-ready workforce

Pub lic Disclosure Authorized Pub lic Disclosure Authorized I. Results Matrix: Intervention Logic and Short-term Business Planning | Faster and be+er job crea/on by the private sector | | | | | --- | --- | --- | --- | | Indicator (* denotes scorecard indicators; + denotes alignment with corporate priori6es) | | | Results / targets | | US$ billion in total private capital mobilized and US$ billion in total private capital enabled across WBG* Millions of new or better paying jobs, of which percentage for youth and percentage for women* Incremental loans to MSMEs, of which to women-led enterprises | | | 50-100 TBD (when indicator is finalized) 27 m, o/w 10 m to women-led MSMEs | | Outcome 1: Rural prosperity and resilience for be7er opportuni8es | | | | | Ra8onale: Prosperity for the 60% of Indians who live in rural areas requires greater investments in value chains, increased producSvity, diversiﬁcaSon, and beUer connecSvity to markets. Women and farmer cooperaSves can provide plaXorms for compeSSveness, job creaSon, and farmer income growth. | | | | | Interven8on logic | | Business planning | | | Indicator, 5-year target | Ac6vi6es | Ongoing porBolio | Pipeline | | 1.1 + 150 million people with improved agricultural or food market linkages or trade (AgriConnect) 1.2 * 45 million people with enabled resilience to climate risks (combined target across outcome areas) | Connect farmer cooperaSves through digital plaXorms to vendors, ﬁnance and markets (AgriConnect); scale-up resilience strategies, prioriSzing food security, resource eﬃciency, farmer incomes, entrepreneurship. Improve water services for people, agriculture, and ecosystems, by scaling-up river and coastal restoraSon; boost agricultural water producSvity through modernized irrigaSon, microirrigaSon, crop diversiﬁcaSon, and sustainability-linked ﬁnancing such as blue loans. | IBRD: projects in AS, KL, MH, TR, UP, national; fisheries. IFC: investments in agribusiness, [incl. green](incl. green)[ ](incl. green)and climate resilient agribusiness; equity investments in agritech through disruptive tech, co-investments and indirect equity via PE/VC in agritech or rural sector; financial sector advisory on agri-finance. ASA/TA on agri-food systems and resilient rural prosperity. IBRD: projects in AS, BR, HR, HP, KA, MH, UK, UP, WB, on dam improvement, rejuvenating watersheds, enhancing landscape and ecosystem, coastal resilience, ground water management, Ganga basin; ASA on landscape and airshed management, water and climate platform. IFC: blue loan to financial intermediary. | IBRD: projects in BH, TN; ASA on rural prosperity and resilience. IFC: programmatic investments for farmers, startups, agri-businesses; financing tools like warehouse receipts, supply chain finance, with risk-sharing facilities; advisory on women-focused finance programs, Rural Prosperity and Resilience initiative. MIGA: Potential guarantees, credit enhancement and breach of contract instruments. IBRD: projects in HR, MH, UK; national projects on water resource management, dam rehabilitation. IFC: investments and advisory in blue, plastic and circular economy, climate resilience via real sector, FIs, PE/VC funds; PPPs on water and wastewater. MIGA: potenSal guarantees, credit enhancement instruments, including under 100 CiSes iniSaSve. | 2 O"icial Use Only | Outcome 2: Urban development to leverage agglomera8on economies | | | | | --- | --- | --- | --- | | Ra8onale: India’s urban populaSon will double by 2050. CiSes are constrained as engines of growth, struggling to raise revenues, arSculate plans, deliver services, integrate local-level investments and leverage private capital. Building capacity and improving access to private ﬁnance are core challenges. | | | | | Interven8on logic | | Business planning | | | Indicator, 5-year target | Ac6vi6es | Ongoing porBolio | Pipeline | | 2.1+ 40 million urban residents with im

FAQs

What does the Results Matrix in this annex provide?

It maps intervention logic to measurable indicators and five-year targets, and specifies planned activities, the ongoing portfolio, and pipeline actions for each outcome.

Which areas does Outcome 1 cover?

Outcome 1 covers rural prosperity and resilience, including improved agricultural or food market linkages, enabled resilience to climate risks, and better water services supporting agriculture and ecosystems.

What are the main goals of Outcome 2?

Outcome 2 focuses on urban development by improving municipal services, raising livability and sustainability/management outcomes, and enhancing cities’ own-source revenues.

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