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Pakistan : Country Development Landscape

Washington, DC

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Abstract

This Country Development Landscape (CDL) is an analytical input for the preparation of the World Bank Group (WBG) Country Partnership Strategy (CPS). It assesses the countryapos;s most recent performance, and benchmarks it to regional peers and global comparators; identifies the most critical development constraints and challenges; summarizes the Governmentapos;s vision for the future and its FY 2014-18 development program; identifies some of the most promising opportunities; and weighs their scenarios and trade-offs for eliminating poverty and increasing shared prosperity in Pakistan. This CDL benefits from most recent Bank s analytical work for Pakistan. It follows the interim guidelines for the new country Partnership Strategy - CPS - and includes findings from the following major recent reports: (i) Poverty Assessment (FY 2012) and updates (FY 2013 and FY 2014); (ii) Private Sector Development Task Force (FY 2011); (iii) Investment Climate Assessment (FY 2011) and Enterprise Survey (FY 2012); (iv) Country Economic Memorandum on Job-enhancing Growth (FY 2013); (v) Policy Notes for new Government (FY 2013); (vi) Doing Business Reports (annual); (viii) multiple provincial reports (including Public Expenditure Reviews for Punjab and KPK and PEFAs for Punjab, KPK and Sindh); (ix) several IFC studies; and (x) multiple regional flagship reports. However, the CDL is a self-standing informative report.lt;BRgt;

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