Economics & Development

The Annex 2 of Ethiopia Country Partnership Framework (CPF) FY27–36 outlines the financing and implementation arrangements for the Ethiopia Country Partnership Framework (CPF) FY27–36. The World Bank Group will leverage IDA, IFC, MIGA, advisory services, and knowledge programs to support economic reforms, private investment, human capital development, and infrastructure. The framework emphasizes mobilizing public and private financing, strengthening institutional capacity, adapting to fragility and conflict risks, and enhancing partnerships with development agencies. A flexible, results-oriented approach will support sustainable growth, job creation, resilience, and development outcomes.

The Annex 1 for the Nigeria Country Partnership Framework (CPF) outlines a results framework centered on creating more and better private sector jobs as the primary pathway to poverty reduction and inclusive growth. The framework is organized around four strategic outcomes: improving competitiveness and access to finance, mobilizing private capital for infrastructure and agribusiness, strengthening health, education, and skills development, and enhancing social and climate resilience. Through targeted reforms, investments, and partnerships, the CPF seeks to expand access to electricity, broadband, finance, quality services, and social protection while supporting agricultural productivity, private sector development, and climate adaptation to promote sustainable and inclusive economic transformation in Nigeria.