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It specifies an indicative IDA envelope and access to thematic IDA windows, while enabling sequenced investments supported by IFC and MIGA. It also introduces a Rapid Response Option for eligible crises via Cat DDO and possible CERP preparation. The CPF embeds a prevention and resilience approach through FCV-focused programming, sector political economy analysis, and regular country team dialogue.","Public Disclosure Authorized Public Disclosure Authorized  \nII. Financing and Implementation Arrangements  \nA. Financial Envelope and Knowledge  \nActivities outlined in the CPF will be financed through a combination of IDA resources and efforts to leverage and de-risk private investments. This includes an indicative IDA envelope of SDR160 .2 million in total, or about an annual SDR53 .4 million for FY26, FY27, and FY28 . Mauritania will also be able to access resources from the IDA Window for Host Communities and Refugees (WHR), Global and Regional Opportunities Window (GROW) and Scale-up Window (SUW) to complement its core IDA allocations. Additionally, more IDA21 resources could be made available through the Prevention and Resilience Allocation, should Mauritania seek and obtain eligibility. IDA resources will lay the groundwork for sequenced investments by IFC and MIGA. WBG instruments will be complemented by support from other international financial institutions, non-governmental organizations, and private sector entities for greater collective impact.  \nA Rapid Response Option (RRO) will allow access to 10 percent of undisbursed funds from active Investment Project Financing (IPFs) and Programs-for-Results (PforRs) for crisis response. The Ministry of Economy and Finance has confirmed its interest in an RRO to enhance the World Bank’s crisis support. Based on the current portfolio, this would give the government access to around US$57 million for eligible crises. The Ministry has expressed an interest in using the RRO through the existing Catastrophe Deferred Drawdown Option (Cat DDO) for natural catastrophes, including public health emergencies, and will explore preparing a Contingent Emergency Response Project (CERP) for other eligible crises.  \nIFC’s portfolio is expected to expand during the CPF period, fostering collaboration with IDA and MIGA.  \nKey priorities include supporting the mining sector by promoting renewable energy in mining operations, supporting the 225 MW Grand Tortue Ahmeyim (GTA) Gas-to-Power Plant, strengthening agribusiness value chains in crops, and enhancing micro, medium, and small enterprise (MSME) capacity, addressing gaps in skills through technical and vocational education and training (TVET), and access to finance to foster entrepreneurship and job creation. IFC will continue to support sustainable mineral development by scaling private sector growth and partnering with the government to enhance environmental, social, and governance standards and infrastructure for mineral production and processing, thereby fostering economic growth. Additionally, it will collaborate with the World Bank to support key large-scale iron-ore mining projects with a holistic energy sector approach. IFC will also prioritize PPPs to attract investment in critical sectors like water, sanitation, and road infrastructure. IFC has maintained a robust portfolio anda growing pipeline in Mauritania. As of December 31, 2024, IFC’s cumulative Long-Term Finance for FY20- 25 (based on country of proceeds) stood at US$2 .07 billion, including US$326 .9 million from Own Account and US$1 .75 billion from Core Mobilization. Short-Term Finance, which emerged in FY25, reached US$14 .7 million, with US$11 million from Own Account. IFC’s operations pipeline is expected to grow, particularly in priority areas such as manufacturing, agribusiness, financial sector activities, as well as gas, energy, and mining, which includes the El Aouj Project with a signed mandate as well as the Atomai Project. These areas aligned with the CPF’s Outcomes, especially Outcome 1, more and better jobs.  \nMIGA’s engagement is expected to leverage the WBG Guarantee Platform and closer collaboration with IFC and IDA. MIGA’s portfolio in Mauritania stands at US$300 million as of end-December 2024, consisting of one gold mining sector project. 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