Consultations

The World Bank Group (WBG) is holding public consultations which will help develop the Country Partnership Framework (CPF) for its partnership with the Arab Republic of Egypt during the period of 2015-2019. The consultation process starts by a kick-off event with the World Bank Group's government counterparts on March 5, 2014. It is followed by a series of consultation meetings with different stakeholders in various governorates.

• Disclaimer: While the World Bank Group encourages stakeholders to submit documents that could enrich the CPF dialogue via e-mail, it reserves the right to only upload relevant documents and emphasizes that publishing does not mean that the World Bank Group endorses the content of the documents.

The consultations process will include face-to-face consultations meetings in several regions of the country as well as an online platform to enable wider participation. Consultations meetings are tentatively planned starting the second quarter of 2014. The online consultations are ongoing and are expected to continue through the end of the face-to-face consultations meetings.

• WBG Launches Stakeholder Consultations for Egypt's New Country Partnership Framework- Press Release- June 15, 2014
• Schafer: Egypt’s Country Partnership Framework Draws a New Road Map for the Coming Years- video
• IFC Calls Egyptians to Participate in Formulating the Country's Partnership Framework- video

Introduction

Consultation Phase: CLOSED

Consultations Timeframe: Mon, 02/23/2015

The World Bank Group’s second round of discussions with various stakeholders throughout Egypt is taking place in Cairo, Alexandria and Aswan to prepare for a new partnership strategy which will guide the Group’s engagement in the country over the next five years.

The 2015-2019 Country Partnership Framework (CPF) aims at supporting Egypt’s development priorities consistent with the regional strategy of the World Bank Group in the Middle East and North Africa and the World Bank Group’s overarching goal of ending extreme poverty and boosting shared prosperity.

• World Bank Group Engages Stakeholders on New Country Strategy for Egypt