The Country Partnership Framework (CPF) is a partnership plan and the main tool guiding the WBG's support for Iraq’s development program. It starts from the country's own development goals, and it is built around widespread consultations and engagement with all stakeholders in society, from civil society organizations to individuals in local communities.
We invite you to take part in these consultations via face-to-face meetings and take our online surveys. You can also email IraqConsultations@worldbank.org for further information.
Overview
More than 11 million Iraqis are currently considered to need some form of humanitarian assistance. Agricultural production has declined by 40%, undermining the country’s food sufficiency. Because of this dire situation, we would like to focus on opportunities for the World Bank to support the country.
This consultations and engagement process we are launching includes both face-to-face meetings and surveys online and on social media to enable participation by a wide range of people.
Focus Areas and Objectives
Focus area 1: Institutional Strengthening and Efficiency through Improved Governance and Economic Stabilization
- 1a: Improve public financial management, public investment management, and procurement management
- 1b: Strengthen government wage expenditure controls
- 1c: Improve National Payment System and help implement anti-money laundering laws
- 1d: Support improved efficiency and transparency of the energy sector
- 1e: Strengthen institutional framework for private sector development
Focus area 2: Delivery of Services through Social Protection, Reconstruction, and Economic Recovery
- 2a: Improve social protection systems
- 2b: Support in the recovery, reconstruction and restoration of services in poor and conflict-affected areas
- 2c: Improve the quality and efficiency of public infrastructure service delivery at the subnational level
- 2d: Improve the quality of health and education in Iraq