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It records key communications by the World Bank Accountability Mechanism Secretary, the extension of the process for up to six months, and the conclusion on May 31, 2023. Signatories confirm full and final settlement while keeping settlement details confidential, with an annexed outcome report explaining core steps, outcomes, and closure rationale.","Public Disclosure Authorized Public Disclosure Authorized  \nOrsolya Szekely  \nAccountability Mechanism Secretary World Bank  \nMay 31, 2023  \nCase No. 21/01-DRS  \nNOTICE OF DISPUTE RESOLUTION AGREEMENT  \nUganda: Second Kampala Institutional and Infrastructure Development Project  \n(KIIDP-2) (P133590)  \n1. On October 20, 2021, the Board of Executive Directors approved an Inspection Panel recommendation to investigate the Second Kampala Institutional and Infrastructure Development Project (KIIDP-2) in Uganda.  \n2. On October 21, 2021, the AM Secretary wrote to the Parties in this case, offering the opportunity for dispute resolution, pursuant to paragraph 11(a) of Resolution No. IBRD 2020-0005/Resolution No. IDA 2020-0004 (the “AM Resolution”) and paragraph 30 of Resolution No. IBRD 2020-0004/Resolution No. IDA 2020-0003 (the “Panel Resolution”). On December 2, 2021, the AM Secretary informed the Executive Directors, the Inspection Panel and Bank Management that the Parties had voluntarily agreed to pursue dispute resolution, pursuant to Paragraph 11(b) of the AM Resolution and Paragraph 31 of the Panel Resolution.  \n3. Pursuant to Paragraph 12(g) of the AM Resolution, on December 2, 2022, the AM Secretary informed the Executive Directors, the Inspection Panel and Bank Management that with the agreement of both Parties, the AM Secretary extended the dispute resolution process, for an additional period of up to six months.  \n4. The dispute resolution process concluded on May 31, 2023, with a signed dispute resolution agreement. The signatories have stated that the agreement is reached in full and final settlement of their dispute. The signatories agreed to keep the details of the settlement confidential.  \n5. As required by Paragraph 12(h) of the AM Resolution, at the end of the dispute resolution process, the Dispute Resolution Service (DRS) prepares a report for the Executive Directors to be issued through the Accountability Mechanism Secretary, informing them of the outcome. This report is issued as an annex to this notice. Pursuant to Paragraph 13(d) of the AM Resolution, when the Inspection Panel receives thereport of the Accountability Mechanism Secretary, it takes the steps set forth in Paragraph 33 of the Inspection Panel Resolution, which states that if the Accountability Mechanism Secretary informs the Executive Directors that the Parties have reached agreement and signed a Dispute Resolution Agreement, the case shall be considered closed. The Panel shall issue a memorandum closing the case and take no further action with respect to the request.  \nYours sincerely,  \nThe Executive Directors and Alternates International Development Association  \nMr. David Malpass, President  \nInternational Development Association  \nMr. Ajay Banga, President-Elect  \nInternational Development Association  \nMs. Ramanie Kunanayagam, Chairperson The World Bank Inspection Panel  \nAnnex: Outcome Report  \nDispute Resolution Service  \nOutcome Report: Case No. 21/01-DRS  \nUganda: Second Kampala Institutional and Infrastructure Development Project  \n(KIIDP-2) (P133590)  \nThis report, prepared by the Dispute Resolution Service (“DRS”) and issued by the Accountability Mechanism Secretary (“AM Secretary”) pursuant to Paragraph 12(h) of the AM Resolution, and paragraph 13 of the DRS Interim Operating Procedures, informs the Executive Directors, the Panel and the Bank Management of the core process steps, outcomes and the rationale for concluding the dispute resolution process in the above-mentioned case.  \n1. Procedural background  \nOn 20 October 2021, the World Bank Board of Directors approved an Inspection Panel recommendation to investigate the Second Kampala Institutional and Infrastructure Development Project (KIIDP-2) in Uganda (“Report and Recommendation”), in response to a request for inspection. 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