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The materials define indicators and targets, including private capital mobilized, financial services usage by people and businesses (with a focus on women-owned SMEs), and job quality through better-paid work. They also outline financing and implementation arrangements, a World Bank Group portfolio snapshot, and selected economic indicators to guide 2024 diagnostic updates and execution through FY31.","Public Disclosure Authorized  \nFY26-31 COUNTRY PARTNERSHIP FRAMEWORK  \nFOR  \nPOLAND  \nSUPPORTING DOCUMENTS  \nPub lic Disc losure Authorized  \nContents  \nI. Results Matrix: Intervention Logic and Short-Term Business Planning..................................... 1  \nII. Financing and Implementation Arrangements ......................................................................... 5  \nIII. WBG Portfolio Snapshot ......................................................................................................... 11  \nIV. Selected Economic Indicators ................................................................................................. 13  \nV. Streamlined 2024 Systematic Country Diagnostic Update for Poland ................................... 14  \nOfficial Use Only  \nI. Results Matrix: Intervention Logic and Short-Term Business Planning  \nSelectivity from SCD Update to CPF Outcomes  \n1  \nOfficial Use Only  \n\n| CFF Outcome 1: Enabled Innovation and Investment for Jobs |  |  |  |  |\n| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |\n| Rationale: Productivity growth in Poland accelerated until 2019 due to firm-level efficiency improvements but has since stalled. With labor productivity only around 65 percent of the EU average, there is room for advancement. To fully unleash the private sector's potential, Poland needs to enhance its growth model, boost innovation, invest in new technologies, deepen capital markets, remove regulatory barriers, and improve labor productivity. Ongoing and planned engagements are designed to support Poland’s evolving economic growth model, increase private sector investment and innovation capacity, and facilitate labor mobility and transitions.1 |  |  |  |  |\n|  | Intervention logic | Business Planning |  | Results/Targets |\n| Indicators | Reflects on lessons learned, as relevant\u003Cbr>Anchored around the indicators. | Ongoing portfolio –lending, knowledge, and advisory | Pipeline–lending, knowledge, and advisory (18-24 months) | Baseline FY25; Target FY31 unless noted |\n|  |  | Select operations & knowledge key for the intervention logic |  |  |\n| Indicator 1. 1:\u003Cbr>Total Private Capital Mobilized (SCI)(Combined target across all Outcomes) | Increased private investment is central to boosting innovation and productivity in Poland. PCM measures the scale of investment catalyzed through WBG advisory and financing, while the share of people and businesses using financial services, including women, tracks financial inclusion, ensuring diverse entrepreneurs and firms can access opportunities. The CPF will achieve this by accelerating innovation through digitalization, technology, and AI adoption and accelerating private investment in high‑potential sectors. These actions will create conditions to attract private capital, open new market opportunities, and expand financial and capital market access, particularly for start‑ups, tech‑driven firms, and underserved segments, driving competitiveness and long‑term growth. | IFC Portfolio Investments: Private Equity/Venture Capital funds (21 Concordia, Avallon MBO III, Resource III, Inovo III, Innova VI, Innova VII, Enterprise IX), Financial institutions (DCM BZ WBK bond, DCM SRT Frida, DCM SRT Mazurka, DLL CSA Loan PLN, VeloBank), Distressed assets (DARP NPLEOS PL), Debt Funds (CVI Private Debt Fund II), New value chains (SK IET Poland), Logistics infrastructure (CTP UCL, CTP UCL-Ins) .\u003Cbr>WBG ASA and Upstream: Evaluating the impact of AI on the Polish economy and its fiscal implications; Long-Term Care; integrating Ukrainian children in the education system; IFC Digital Data Corridor Initiative; Family-Owned Businesses, WBG Subnational Business Ready.\u003Cbr>MIGA/WBG GP guarantees: The WBGGP directly and in partnership with the state-backed export credit agency, KUKE, will continue to support Polish investors’ outbound investments in Ukraine and globally. | IFC Investments and\u003Cbr>MIGA/WBG-GP Guarantees: PE & VC Funds and innovative businesses; new/expanded value chains a","cbCaig96Zwl64epf","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaig96Zwl64epf","pdf",1041988,1,24,"English","en",105,"# Contents\n## I. 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