Early-Stage Evaluation of the Multiphase Programmatic Approach (Approach Paper)
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Washington, DC: World Bank
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The multiphase programmatic approach
(MPA) is a way of structuring a long, large, or complex
engagement—typically over 8–10 years—either as a set of
smaller linked operations or phases using investment project
financing (IPF) or Program-for-Results under one program or
as a multi-country program, sometimes designed to deliver a
global or regional public good. Since its introduction in
fiscal year 2018, there has been a steady increase in its
use. A total of US$18 billion was approved under the World
Bank’s COVID-19 response, of which US$10.8 billion has been
committed and US$8.5 billion disbursed. A further US$28.8
billion has been approved under other MPA programs, of which
US$12.6 billion has been committed. The MPA is also expected
to support the World Bank’s response to global challenges.
The lending pipeline for the next 18 months includes 46 MPA
engagements, of which 23 are expected to support global
challenge objectives. Most of these are in Energy and
Extractives, Transport, and Water. The objective of this
evaluation is to understand whether the use and
effectiveness of the MPA have met the expectations of the
2017 Board paper. This is particularly timely given the
potential use of MPAs to support the global challenge
programs. Its audience is the World Bank’s Board of
Executive Directors, its Committee on Development
Effectiveness, and World Bank Group management and staff
working on MPAs. The evaluation has been requested by the
Committee on Development Effectiveness (for submission in
the first quarter of fiscal year 2025) to inform the Board’s
ongoing discussions with management on the MPA.
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ENERGY AND EXTRACTIVES, TRANSPORT, WATER, HEALTH, NUTRITION AND POPULATION, GOOD HEALTH AND WELL-BEING, SDG 3, AFFORDABLE AND CLEAN ENERGY, SDG 7, PARTNERSHIP FOR THE GOALS, SDG 17