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Azerbaijan - Country Partnership Framework for the Period FY25-29

Washington, DC: World Bank

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This Country Partnership Framework (CPF) presents the planned engagement of the World Bank Group (WBG) in Azerbaijan over the next five years (FY25-29). The CPF is guided by the government’s strategy for socio-economic development for 2022-26 (SEDS) and the WBG’s most recent strategic analysis - including the 2022 Systematic Country Diagnostic (SCD) update, the 2022 Country Economic Memorandum (CEM), and the 2023 Country Climate and Development Report (CCDR) - and has been aligned with the critical elements of the WBG evolution roadmap. The design also benefitted from lessons learnt from previous engagements and from consultations with key stakeholders, including government counterparts, civil society organizations, development partners, and the private sector. The CPF was delayed from starting when the previous CPF ended (FY21) due to a long dialogue with the authorities over the program and overlapping crises. The Government of Azerbaijan has now confirmed its desire to re-invigorate its WBG engagement for the coming years. The CPF will have two high level outcomes (HLOs): (i) increased resilience and sustainability, and (ii) increased productivity and better jobs.

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