Approach Paper, Country Program Evaluation - Papua New Guinea
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World Bank,Washington, DC
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This Country Program Evaluation (CPE)
will assess the World Bank Group’s engagement in Papua New
Guinea between FY08 and FY22. The Papua New Guinea has an
abundant resource endowment of oil and mineral wealth, but
this wealth has not translated into significant welfare
gains for most citizens. Papua New Guinea’s fragmented
geography and frequent exposure to disasters caused by
natural hazards present significant challenges for
delivering services to citizens. The evaluation is designed
to derive lessons from Bank Group engagement in Papua New
Guinea to inform the next Country Partnership Framework
(CPF). The CPE will also provide lessons on the
implementation of the International Development Association
special themes of climate change, gender, and fragility,
conflict, and violence and of the cross-cutting issues of
debt sustainability and governance and institutions. Lessons
may also be of relevance to other resource-rich countries.
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NATURAL DISASTERS, GEOGRAPHIC CHALLENGE, FRAGILITY, INDEPENDENT EVALUATION, COUNTRY PARTNERSHIP FRAMEWORK (CPF), CLIMATE CHANGE, GENDER, CONFLICT AND VIOLENCE, DEBT SUSTAINABILITY, GOVERNANCE, INSTITUTIONS, NATURAL RESOURCES, OIL RESOURCES, MINERAL WEALTH, STUNTING PREVALENCE, HUMAN CAPITAL, NATURAL CAPITAL, EQUITY, SERVICE DELIVERY