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Evaluation of World Bank Programs in Afghanistan 2002-11.
This report evaluates the outcomes of World Bank Group support to Afghanistan from 2002-11. Despite extremely difficult security conditions, which deteriorated markedly after 2006, the World Bank Group has commendably established and sustained a large program of support to the country. The key messa...
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Washington, D.C. :
The World Bank,
2013.
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| 520 | 8 | |a This report evaluates the outcomes of World Bank Group support to Afghanistan from 2002-11. Despite extremely difficult security conditions, which deteriorated markedly after 2006, the World Bank Group has commendably established and sustained a large program of support to the country. The key messages of the evaluation are: While World Bank Group strategy has been highly relevant to Afghanistans situation, beginning in 2006 the strategies could have gone further in adapting ongoingprograms to evolving opportunities and needs, and in programming activities sufficientto achieve the objectives of the pillars in those strategies. Overall, Bank Group assistance has achieved substantial progress toward most ofits major objectives, although risks to development outcomes remain high. Impressive results have been achieved in public financial management, public health, telecommunications, and community development; substantial outputs have alsobeen achieved in primary education, rural roads, irrigation, and microfinanceallstarted during the initial phase. Bank assistance has been critical in developingthe mining sector as a potential engine of growth. However, progress has beenlimited in civil service reform, agriculture, urban development, and private sectordevelopment. The Bank Groups direct financial assistance has been augmented effectively byanalytic and advisory activities and donor coordination through the AfghanistanReconstruction Trust Fund. Knowledge services have been an important part ofBank Group support and have demonstrated the value of strategic analytical work, even in areas where the Bank Group may opt out of direct project financing. With the expected reduction of the international presence in 2014, sustainabilityof development gains remains a major risk because of capacity constraints andinadequate human resources planning on the civilian side. To enhance program effectiveness, the evaluation recommends that the Bank Group help the government develop a comprehensive, long-term human resources strategy for the civilian sectors; focus on strategic analytical work in sectors that are high priorities for the government; assist in the development of local government institutions and, in the interim, support the development of a viable system for servicedelivery at subnational levels; assist in transforming the National Solidarity Program into a more sustainable financial and institutional model to consolidate its gains; help strengthen the regulatory environment for private sector investment; and scale up IFC and MIGA support to the private sector. Chapter AbstractsChapter 1This chapter examines the country context, including continuing conflict and insecurity, poverty, and the role of development partners and non-state actors (civil society and humanitarian organizations) in Afghanistan. It examines coming transitions in security arrangements, including political and economic transitions. It outlines the evaluation methods used, as well as limitations. Chapter 2This chapter deals with the World Bank Group strategy and program, the Bank Groups operational program, portfolio performance, analytic and advisory activities review, the Afghanistan Reconstruction Fund, and the new Interim Strategy Note, as well as previous Transitional Support Strategies and ISNs. Chapter 3This chapter examines the building of state capacity and state accountability to its citizens, specifically issues such as results and shortcomings in public financial management, public sector governance, and health and education. The World Bank Group contribution is highlighted. Risks to development outcomes are discussed. Chapter 4This chapter examines the issue of promoting growth in the rural economy and improving rural livelihoods, including sectors such as rural roads, agriculture and water. The National Solidarity Program and the Bank Groups contribution to it are discussed. Risks to development o. | |
| 505 | 0 | |a Cover; CONTENTS; ACKNOWLEDGMENTS; ABBREVIATIONS; OVERVIEW; MANAGEMENT ACTION RECORD; CHAIRPERSON'S SUMMARY: COMMITTEE ON DEVELOPMENT EFFECTIVENESS; 1. THE COUNTRY CONTEXT; FIGURES; Figure 1.1 Military Casualties in Afghanistan; TABLES; Table 1.1 Afghan Casualties by Year; Continuing Conflict and Insecurity; Poverty in Afghanistan; Role of Development Partners; Table 1.2 Development Assistance to Afghanistan, 2002-11; Table 1.3 Assistance Priorities of Major Development Partners; Role of Non-State Actors in Afghanistan; Transition to the Decade of Transformation. | |
| 505 | 8 | |a Evaluation Methods and LimitationsNotes; References; 2. WORLD BANK GROUP STRATEGY AND PROGRAM; World Bank Group Strategy; Assessment of Overall Strategy; The World Bank Group's Operational Program; Portfolio Performance; AAA Review; Afghanistan Reconstruction Trust Fund; BOXES; Box 2.1 Afghanistan Reconstruction Trust Fund; The 2012 ISN; Notes; References; 3. BUILDING THE CAPACITY OF THE STATE AND ITS ACCOUNTABILITY TO ITS CITIZENS; Context; Public Financial Management; Table 3.1 Summary Results of Pillar 1-Public Financial Management. | |
| 505 | 8 | |a Table 3.2 Public Financial Management Results and ShortcomingsPublic Sector Governance; Table 3.3 Summary Results of Pillar 1-Public Sector Governance; Table 3.4 Key Results and Shortcomings in Public Administration and Governance; Overall Assessment for Public Financial Management and Public Sector Governance; Table 3.5 Status of Performance Benchmarks; Table 3.6 Summary Results of Pillar 1-Health; Figure 3.1 Results from Surveys on Trends in Delivery Care from a Medically Skilled Provider, Afghanistan, 2003-10; Box 3.1 Three Elements of Success in the Health Sector. | |
| 505 | 8 | |a Table 3.7 Summary Results of Pillar 1-EducationOverall Assessment for Health and Education; Table 3.8 Status of Performance Benchmarks; Risks to Development Outcomes; Notes; References; 4. PROMOTING GROWTH OF THE RURAL ECONOMY AND IMPROVING RURAL LIVELIHOODS; Context; Rural Roads; Box 4.1 The Poppy Problem; Table 4.1 Summary Results of Pillar 2-Rural Roads; National Solidarity Program; Table 4.2 Summary Results of Pillar 2-National Solidarity Program; Agriculture and Water Resources Development; Table 4.3 Summary Results of Pillar 2-Agriculture and Water Resources Development. | |
| 505 | 8 | |a Figure 4.1 Trends in Wheat Area Harvested and ProductionFigure 4.2 Trend in Wheat Yield; Figure 4.3 Trends in Grape and Raisin Exports; Overall Assessment; Risks to Development Outcomes; Table 4.4 Status of Performance Benchmarks for Pillar 2; Notes; References; 5. SUPPORTING GROWTH OF THE FORMAL PRIVATE SECTOR; Context; Investment Climate; Table 5.1 Summary Results of Pillar 3-Investment Climate; Table 5.2 Doing Business Indicator for Afghanistan, 2007-12; Table 5.3 Initial Investments of New Firms Registered with AISA; Financial Sector; Table 5.4 Summary Results of Pillar 3-Financial Sector. | |
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