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It confirms approval of the first MPA phase through an IDA credit for the IMPACT Project, and authorizes phased commitments. The summary highlights a 10-year engagement to reduce under-five mortality, strengthen program rationale, coordinate development partner financing, support domestic resource mobilization, and mitigate macro-fiscal and fiduciary risks via capacity building and closer collaboration.","Public Disclosure Authorized Public Disclosure Authorized  \nNigeria  \nImmunization plus and Malaria Progress by Accelerating Coverage and Transforming Services Project  \nas Phase I of the Nigeria Improved Child Survival Program for Human Capital Multiphase Programmatic Approach (MPA)  \nFebruary 18, 2020  \nChair Summary*  \nThe Executive Directors approved an IDA financing envelope of up to SDR 1.1 billion (US$1 .5 billion equivalent) for a Multiphase Programmatic Approach (MPA) to the Federal Republic of Nigeria on the terms and conditions set out in the President’s Memorandum. This includes approval of the first phase of the MPA, financed by an IDA credit in the amount ofSDR 470.1 million (US$650 .0 million equivalent) for the Immunization Plus and Malaria Progress by Accelerating Coverage and Transforming Services (IMPACT) Project. Directors authorized Management to commit financing for this MPA program in phases.  \nDirectors welcomed the ambitious 10-year engagement to support the Government’s commitment to improve human capital outcomes in the country and significantly reduce under-five mortality rate in the country in the next decade.  \nDirectors appreciated the strong rationale behind the program design, including the need for a longterm programmatic approach that leverages the lessons learnt from the previous Bank-supported projects and domestic innovations. They also welcomed that the MPA serves as a platform for the Government to coordinate development partner engagement and financing.  \nDirectors noted the importance of strengthening domestic resource mobilization and the Jobs and Economic Transformation (JET) agenda to ensure sustainability of investments, including in human capital development. They also inquired about the preparation for a new CPF and the use of IDA resources given the blend status of the country.  \nDirectors took note of the overall macro-fiscal context of the country and risks associated with the implementation of the reforms. They encouraged the Bank to strengthen capacity-building activities and called for strong mitigation measures, including closer collaboration with other development partners, to mitigate fiduciary risks.  \n*This Summary is not an approved record.","cbCaicnAKFzXwOzP","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaicnAKFzXwOzP","pdf",47084,3,1,"English","en",105,"# Chair Summary\n## Financing approval and first phase (MPA)\n## Program rationale and platform role\n## Sustainability, CPF/IDA use, and risk mitigation","[{\"question\":\"What financing was approved for Nigeria’s Multiphase Programmatic Approach (MPA)?\",\"answer\":\"Executive Directors approved an IDA financing envelope of up to SDR 1.1 billion (US$1.5 billion equivalent) for an MPA with Nigeria, including authorization to commit financing in phases.\"},{\"question\":\"Which first phase project was approved under the MPA?\",\"answer\":\"The first phase was approved for an IDA credit of SDR 470.1 million (US$650.0 million equivalent) for the Immunization Plus and Malaria Progress by Accelerating Coverage and Transforming Services (IMPACT) Project.\"},{\"question\":\"What outcomes and risks did the Directors focus on?\",\"answer\":\"Directors emphasized improving human capital outcomes and significantly reducing under-five mortality over the next decade, and they requested strong mitigation measures, including capacity building and closer collaboration to address fiduciary risks within the macro-fiscal context.\"}]","Nigeria - 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