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They highlighted limitations of the country’s growth model and the macroeconomic vulnerabilities and debt unsustainability affecting pro-poor growth and human development. Directors stressed continued engagement via an intensive Advisory Services and Analytics program, transparency on public debt, close monitoring of outcomes, gender integration, climate adaptation support, natural resources management, regional connectivity, and coordinated efforts with IMF and other partners.","Public Disclosure Authorized Public Disclosure Authorized  \nLao People's Democratic Republic  \nCountry Partnership Framework  \nChair Summary*  \nJanuary 24, 2023  \nExecutive Directors discussed the joint IDA/IFC/MIGA Country Partnership Framework for the Lao PDR for the period FY23-26.  \nDirectors welcomed the CPF’s focus on (i) supporting vulnerable households and sustainable livelihoods and (ii) promoting inclusive access to nutrition and health services, in particular for women, children, and ethnic minorities.  \nDirectors noted the shortcomings of Laos’ growth model, and commended the CPF for recognizing that the country’s macroceconomic vulnerabilities and debt unsustainability present critical challenges, with implications for sustainable pro-poor growth and human development. Recognizing risks, Directors underlined the importance of the Bank’s continued engagement through an intensive Advisory Services and Analytics (ASA) program on macroeconomic and debt-related policies. They noted the need for country transparency on public debt and encouraged the government to agree with disclosure of the WB-IMF joint Debt Sustainability Analysis while reiterating that macroeconomic sustainability should remain a prominent theme of the Bank’s engagement. They also stressed the importance of monitoring carefully the situation and program outcomes. Directors appreciated the integration of gender issues in the CPF.  \nDirectors welcomed the focus on natural resources management and the commitment to support adaptation to climate change in agriculture, forestry, and infrastructure. They highlighted the importance of supporting regional connectivity and trade integration with neighboring countries. They noted the close cooperation within the WBG and partnership with other development partners in the preparation and across the CPF program. 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