World Bank (IBRD) Sustainable Development Bonds Impact Report FY20 | Active Projects Tables
Fragile & Conflict-Affected Situations

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https://projects.worldbank.or Environmental Services Project (P130492|FY15): support
Albaniag/en/projectssustainable land management practices and increase
operations/projectcommunities’ monetary and non-monetary benefits in targeted
detail/P130492
Project areas which are mainly in erosion prone rural uplandareas.

27https://projects.worldbank.or Water Resources and Irrigation Project (P121186|FY13):
Albaniag/en/projectsestablish the strategic framework to manage water resources at
operations/projectthe national level and at the level of the Drin-Buna and Semani
detail/P121186
River basins; and improve irrigation service delivery in Selected
Irrigation Systems.

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https://projects.worldbank.or Smallholder Agriculture Development and Commercialization Angola
g/en/projectsProject (P154447|FY17): increase smallholder agriculture
operations/projectproductivity, production and marketing for selected crops in thedetail/P154447
Project areas.
https://projects.worldbank.or Integrated Risk Management in the Rural Agroindustrial
Argentina
g/en/projectsSystem (P162316|FY18): improve the management ofoperations/projectagricultural risks by eligible beneficiaries and selected publicdetail/P162316
institutions.

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Project Name (Number | Year/s Loans Approved)and Description

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Project Life a#40

https://projects.worldbank.or Salado Integrated River Basin Management Support Project
Argentina
g/en/projects(P161798|FY17): enhance flood protection and strengthen theoperations/projectcapacity of the responsible institutions for integrated water
detail/P161798
resources monitoring and management in the Salado River
Basin.
https://projects.worldbank.or Forests and Community (P132846|FY15): improve forest
Argentina
g/en/projectsmanagement; and increase access to markets and basic services
operations/projectby small forest producers including indigenous and campesinos
detail/P132846
in selected Northern Provinces of Argentina.

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https://projects.worldbank.or Second Community Agriculture Resource Management andg/en/projectsCompetitiveness Project (P133705|FY14): improve pastureoperations/projectbased livestock management in targeted alpine grasslands
detail/P133705?lang=en&tab areas.
=overview

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SectorTarget Results b

Agriculture, Fishing &Forestry● 7,500 ha where sustainable land mgt. practices were adopted.
● 1,000 people in targeted communes with increased monetary or nonmonetary benefits from agricultural lands, 500 of which are female.
● 114,000 ha of forest prought under management plans.

Agriculture, Fishing &Forestry● 35,000 water users provided with new/improved irrigation anddrainage services, 4,000 of which are female.
● 40,000 ha provided with new irrigation or drainage services

Agriculture, Fishing &Forestry● 40% increase in the proportion of production marketed.
● 175,600 project beneficiaries, 50% of which are female.
● 1,000 ha provided with irrigation and drainage services

Agriculture, Fishing &Forestry● 9,000 additional users accessing new and/or improved agriculturalrisk information systems.
● 12,000 farmers with access to improved infrastructure for agriculturalrisk mitigation and natural resources management, 2,400 of which arefemale.
● 5,300 farmers adopting improved agricultural technology, 1,060 ofwhich are female.
● 6,350 farmers covered under an improved agricultural emergency
mechanism, 1,470 of which are female.

Agriculture, Fishing &Forestry

Agriculture, Fishing &Forestry

Agriculture, Fishing &Forestry● 75,000 people benefiting from reduced flood risk.
2● 435 km under enhanced flood protection● 34 km of river hydraulically enhanced.
● 97 hydromet stations installed and operational.

COVID-19 Project

Committed
US$ mil c

Green Bond Impact Report

IBRD share Allocatedd
US$ mil e

10.0

50%

6.5

67.2

93%

46.7

70.0

74%

41.0

150.0

80%

0.9

300.0

80%

36.8

20.8

96%

12.2

23.0

54%

11.3

● 105,000 direct project beneficiaries, 52,500 of which are female.
● 50% of targeted households with access to basic services and 2,000
small forest producers reporting improved access to markets.

● At least 10,000 pasture users benefit through their membership in
Pasture Users’ Cooperatives.
● 110,000 ha of land managed with sustainable practices.

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https://projects.worldbank.or Forestry Development Project (P147760|FY15): enhance
Belarusg/en/projectssilvicultural management and reforestation and afforestation,
operations/projectincrease the use of felling residues and improve the public gooddetail/P147760
contribution from forests in targeted forest areas.

20

https://projects.worldbank.or Rural Alliances Project II (P127743|FY13): improve accessibility Bolivia
g/en/projectsto markets for small rural producers in the Selected Areas.
operations/projectdetail/P127743

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https://projects.worldbank.or Bahia Sustainable Rural Development Project (P147157|FY14): Brazil
g/en/projectsincrease market integration, net revenues, and food security ofoperations/projectorganized beneficiaries; as well as to improve access to water
detail/P147157
supply and sanitation services of households in Project areas.

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https://projects.worldbank.or Zhejiang Qiandao Lake and Xin'an River Basin Water
China
g/en/projectsResources and Ecological Environment Protection Project
operations/project(P159870|FY18): strengthen integrated pollution anddetail/P159870
watershed management and increase access to improved watersupply in selected landscapes in support of Zhejiang's program
for the protection of Qiandao Lake and Xin’an River Basin.

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https://projects.worldbank.or Poyang Lake Basin Town Water Environment Management
Chinag/en/projectsProject (P153604|FY17): reduce the pollutant discharge into
operations/projectselected waterways, and improve management of water quality
detail/P153604
in selected counties in the Poyang Lake basin within Jiangxi
Province.

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https://projects.worldbank.or Integrated Modern Agriculture Development (P125496|FY14): China
g/en/projectsdevelop sustainable and climate resilient agricultural production
operations/projectsystems by investing in improved irrigation and drainage
detail/P125496?lang=en&tab systems and practices that address climate risk.
=overview25

https://projects.worldbank.or Guangdong Agricultural Pollution Control (P127775|FY14):
China
g/en/projectspromote waste management in livestock and crop production
operations/project(including methane capture and use) and improve soil nutrient,detail/P127775?lang=en&tab fertilizer, and pesticide use.
=overview25

https://projects.worldbank.or Guizhou Rural Development Project (P133261|FY15):
g/en/projectsdemonstrate a model for agricultural sector restructuring andoperations/projectmodernization, improved organizational arrangements, anddetail/P133261
strengthened public service delivery in the Project Counties ofGuizhou Province.

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Project Life a

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China

SectorTarget Results b

Agriculture, Fishing &Forestry● 602,243 metric tons of CO2 sequestered.
● 23,700,000 containers of grown seedlings per year in projectfinanced nurseries.
● 35,500 direct project beneficiaries, 17.5% of which are women.

Agriculture, Fishing &Forestry

Agriculture, Fishing &Forestry

Agriculture, Fishing &Forestry

Agriculture, Fishing &Forestry

Agriculture, Fishing &Forestry

Agriculture, Fishing &Forestry

Agriculture, Fishing &Forestry● 30% in the average volume of sales of the product(s) involved in thealliances.
● 46,434 project beneficiaries, 30% of which are women.
● 15,960 ha provided with improved irrigation investments.
● 40,000 projects beneficiaries, 12,000 of which are female.
● 8,000 people provided with access to improved sanitation facilities.
● 1,720 direct jobs generated as a result of the Project's interventions
and investments.
● 218,100 people provided with access to improved water sources.
● Pesticide consumption reduced by 92 tons per year in project areas.
● 10,470 ha of degraded monoculture plantations converted to mixed
stands with multiple species.
● 2,260 ha of denuded forests fully planted with multiple tree andshrub species.

● 4,400,000 direct project beneficiaries, 50% of which are female.
● 2,700 tons per year of volume of COD pollution load reduction
achieved.
● 99,000 tons per year of indutrial or municipal solid waste reduced or
recycled.
● 13,000 new household sewer connections constructed in rural area.

● Reduced water use per ton of rice, wheat and maize produced intarget regions.
● 94,000 ha of farmland served with improved irrigation and drainage
services.
● 38,500 ha of leveled land and improved soil conditions.
● 380,000 farm households beneficiaries in 33 counties/districts.
● 45,000 tons of annual pollution load to waterways reduced.
● 5,000 tons of annual nutrient load to waterways reduced.
● 28,000 ha with improved soil nutrient, fertilizer and pesticide use.
● 100 tons of total pesticide consumption reduced annually.
● 15,000 clients adopting an improved agricultural technology.
● 60% of poor households in the community that join newly
established or improved cooperatives.
● 600 km of roads, tractor roads and field paths built or improved by
the project.

COVID-19 Project

Committed
US$ mil c

Green Bond Impact Report

IBRD share Allocatedd
US$ mil e

55.1

100%

45.2

100.0

61%

22.3

150.0

58%

98.3

150.0

51%

17.5

150.0

68%

20.6

200.0

64%

184.7

100.0

48%

67.1

100.0

71%

75.3

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https://projects.worldbank.or Hunan Integrated Management of Agricultural Land Pollution China
g/en/projectsProject (P153115|FY18): demonstrate a risk-based integrated
operations/projectapproach to managing heavy metal pollution in agriculturaldetail/P153115
lands for safety of agricultural production areas in selected
counties.
https://projects.worldbank.or Guangxi Poverty Reduction Program for Results
Chinag/en/projects(P163138|FY18): enhance the impact and efficiency of theoperations/projectGuangxi Consolidated Poverty Reduction Program (CPRP) in thedetail/P163138
Targeted Counties.

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https://projects.worldbank.or Third South West Indian Ocean Fisheries Governance andg/en/projectsShared Growth Project (SWIOFish3) (P155642|FY18): tooperations/projectimprove management of marine areas anddetail/P155642?lang=en
fisheries in targeted zones and strengthen fisheries value
chains in the Seychelles.

Country

Eastern Africa

https://projects.worldbank.or Agricultural Productivity Program for Southern Africa - Angola Eastern Africa
g/en/projects& Lesotho (P164486|FY19): increase the availability ofoperations/projectimproved agricultural technologies in participating countries indetail/P164486
the Southern Africa Development Community (SADC) region.

https://projects.worldbank.or Sustainable Family Farming Modernization Projectg/en/projects(P151963|FY16): enhance incomes of small and medium sized
operations/projectfarm households by supporting more productive and climatedetail/P151963
smart use of land and water.

Ecuadorhttps://projects.worldbank.or Irrigation and Land Market Development ProjectGeorgiag/en/projects(P133828|FY14): improve delivery of the irrigation and drainage
operations/projectservices in selected areas and develop improved policies,
detail/P133828
procedures, and systems as a basis for a national land
management program.

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SectorTarget Results b

Agriculture, Fishing &Forestry● 8,000 ha of agricultural lands managed under the project.

Agriculture, Fishing &Forestry

Agriculture, Fishing &Forestry

Agriculture, Fishing &Forestry

COVID-19 Project

Committed
US$ mil c● 3,959 RMB increase in production income of registered poor
households in targeted counties.
● 114,600 registered poor persons with new piped drinking water
connections.
● 28 additional targeted counties with enterprises newly accredited as
poverty reduction leading enterprises.
● 100,000 farmers reached with agricultural assets or services, 30,000
of which are female.
● 5,000,000 ha of sustainable-use marine protected areas.
● 44% increase in key demersal indicator species stable or rebuilding in
the Mahé Plateau fisheries.
● 40% increase in by-catch landed and sold in the Seychelles resulting
in expansion of value chains, job creation and increased revenues in
the country.
● 100 technologies that are being made available to farmers and otherend users.
● 30 technologies generated or promoted by the Project in one
participating country that are released in another participating country.
● 50,000 farmers reached with agricultural assets or services.
● 50 technologies generated.
● 3 research centers rehabilitated or equipped.

Agriculture, Fishing &Forestry● 9,000 water users provided with new/improved irrigation anddrainage services, 1,800 of which are female.
● 10,500 ha provided with new/improved irrigation and drainage
services.

Agriculture, Fishing &Forestry● Additional 28 million m of absolute volume of irrigation watersupplied to Project-rehabilitated schemes.
● 12,000 ha provided with irrigation and drainage services.
● 15,700 ha provided with improved irrigation and drainage services.
● 180,000 ha with use or ownership rights recorded.
● Additional 13,695 people benefiting from new/improved irrigation
services.
● 6,400 water users provided with new/improved irrigation anddrainage services.
● National irrigation and drainage strategy prepared and endorsed.

Green Bond Impact Report

IBRD share Allocatedd
US$ mil e

100.0

89%

9.7

400.0

100%

182.8

5.0

33%

1.6

SDGs f

SDG 9
SDG 2

25.0

50%

0.1

65.0

62%

13.1

20.4

41%

0.0

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https://projects.worldbank.or Meghalaya Community-led Landscapes Management Project India
g/en/projects(P157836|FY18): strengthen community-led landscapes
operations/projectmanagement in selected landscapes in the state of Meghalaya.
detail/P157836

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https://projects.worldbank.or Jharkhand Opportunities for Harnessing Rural Growth Project India
g/en/projects(P158798|FY17): enhance and diversify household income inoperations/projectselect farm and non-farm sectors for targeted beneficiaries indetail/P158798
project areas.

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https://projects.worldbank.or Tamil Nadu Irrigated Agriculture Modernization ProjectIndia
g/en/projects(P158522|FY18): enhance productivity and climate resilience of
operations/projectirrigated agriculture, improve water management, and increasedetail/P158522?lang=en
market opportunities for farmers and agro- entrepreneurs inselected sub-basin areas of Tamil Nadu.

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https://projects.worldbank.or Integrated Irrigation & Agriculture Transformation ProjectIndia
g/en/projects(P160463|FY19): enhance agricultural productivity, profitability
operations/projectand climate resilience of smallholder farmers in selected
detail/P160463
districts of Andhra Pradesh.

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https://projects.worldbank.or Maharashtra Project on Climate Resilient Agriculture
India
g/en/projects(P160408|FY18): enhance climate resilience and profitability ofoperations/projectsmallholder farming systems in selected districts ofdetail/P160408?lang=en&tab Maharashtra.
=overview20

https://projects.worldbank.or Odisha Integrated Irrigation Project for Climate ResilientIndia
g/en/projectsAgriculture (P163533|FY20): intensify and diversify agriculturaloperations/projectproduction, and enhance climate resilience in selected districts
detail/P163533
of Odisha.

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Project Life a#

SectorTarget Results b

Agriculture, Fishing &Forestry● 31,510 ha of land area under sustainable management practices.
● 12,585 ha of forest area brought under management plans.
● 400 villages provided with capacity-building package to support
community-led natural resource management.
● At least 100,000 ultimate project beneficiaries.
● 175,419 net sequestration of CO2 annually, based on the project
economic life.

Agriculture, Fishing &Forestry

Agriculture, Fishing &Forestry

Agriculture, Fishing &Forestry

Agriculture, Fishing &Forestry

Agriculture, Fishing &Forestry● 50% increase in average annual household income (real) of thetargeted households.
● 160,000 clients who have adopted an improved agr. technology
promoted by the project, 112,000 of which are women.
● 18,000 ha provided with irrigation or drainage services● 160,000 ha provided with improved irrigation or drainage services.
● Climate-resilient technologies promoted on 75,000 ha.
● 500,000 project beneficiaries.
● 100,000 ha under improved agronomic practises and 25,100 ha
under improved fish production.
● Modernized 4,741 tank irrigation systems.
● 284,000 tCO2eq. avoided annually.
● 200,000 farmers reached with agricultural assets or services, 50,000
of which are female.
● Farmer's income increased by 3,931 INR.
● 90,000 ha provided with new/improved irrigation or drainage
services● 20% increase in water productivity at farm level: from 0.23 to 0.276
kg per m3.
● Annual reduction of 5,661,644 tCO2eq.
● 1,320,000 farmers reached with agricultural assets or services.
● 624,000 ha provided with new/improved irrigation or drainage
services.
● Improved availability for 83,900,000 m3 of surface water storage
capacity for agriculture.
● 28,800 farmers adopting improved agricultural technology.
● 20% increase in productivity of selected agricultural commodities
supported by the project produced by female beneficiaries.
● 72,805 ha provided with new/improved irrigation or drainage
services.
● 200 government staff trained through project support.
● 30% increase in area under crops that are less water demanding.

COVID-19 Project

Committed
US$ mil c

Green Bond Impact Report

IBRD share Allocatedd
US$ mil e

48.0

80%

3.0

100.0

70%

20.2

318.0

70%

79.3

172.2

70%

28.4

420.0

70%

32.9

SDGs f

SDG 2
SDG 6
SDG 9
165.0

70%

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https://projects.worldbank.or Integrated Project for Source Sustainability and Climate
g/en/projectsResilient Rain-fed Agriculture in Himachal Pradesh
operations/project(P165129|FY20): improve upstream watershed management
detail/P165129
and increase agricultural water productivity in selected Gram
Panchayats in Himachal Pradesh.

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India

Project Life a20

https://projects.worldbank.or National Rural Livelihoods (P104164|FY12): establish efficient India
g/en/projectsand effective institutional platforms of the rural poor to enable
operations/projectthem to increase household income through sustainabledetail/P104164
livelihood enhancements, and improved access to financial andselected public services.

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https://projects.worldbank.or National Agricultural Higher Education ProjectIndia
g/en/projects(P151072|FY18): support Participating Agricultural Universities
operations/projectand ICAR in providing more relevant and higher quality
detail/P151072
education to Agricultural University students.

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https://projects.worldbank.or Dam Rehabilitation and Improvement (P089985|FY10):
g/en/projectsimprove the safety and operational performance of selected
operations/projectexisting dams in the territory of the participating states.
detail/P089985

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India

https://projects.worldbank.or Coral Reef Rehabilitation and Management Program-Coral
Indonesia
g/en/projectsTriangle Initiative (P127813|FY14): protect and sustainably
operations/projectmanage unique coral ecosystems in selected districts anddetail/P127813?lang=en&tab provinces.
=overviewhttps://projects.worldbank.or Strategic Irrigation Modernization and Urgent Rehabilitation Indonesia
g/en/projectsProject (P157585|FY18): improve irrigation services andoperations/projectstrengthen accountability of irrigation schemes management indetail/P157585?lang=en
selected areas.

2030

SectorTarget Results b

Agriculture, Fishing &Forestry● 12,000 ha under sustainable landscape management practices.
● 200 ha of new farm area brought under higher efficiency irrigation
through project support in targeted Gram Panchayats in Himachal
Pradesh.
● 50% of participating farmers adopting climate smart agriculture
practices.
● 5 reforms recommended by the institutional assessments that are
implemented.
● 20,000 farmers reached with agricultural assets or services.
● 10,000 farmers adopting improved agricultural technology.
● 1,500 ha provided with new/improved irrigation or drainage services.

Agriculture, Fishing &Forestry

Agriculture, Fishing &Forestry

Agriculture, Fishing &Forestry

Agriculture, Fishing &Forestry

Agriculture, Fishing &Forestry● 20% increase in income of households that have accessed technicaland financial services.
● 80,000 individual and collective enterprises supported.
● 500,000 farmers adopting improved agricultural technology, 40,000
of which are women.
● 90,000 project beneficiaries, 50% of which are female.
● 18 accredited agricultural universities with revised norms andstandards.
● Increase by 51.5% in agricultural universities revenue generation.
● 158 project dams with the improved ability to safely cater for thedesign floods.
● 98 project dams with acceptable stability and seepage.
● 150 project dams where emergency response plans have been
prepared and disseminated to the population.
● 30% increase in the required budget per state for adequate O&M.
● Reduce destructive fishing in selected areas.
● 1,140 direct beneficiaries in fishing communities.
● 1.4 million ha of marine areas brought under biodiversity protection.

● 276,000 area provided with new/improved irrigation or drainage
services.
● Reduced net annual average emissions by 439,743 tons of CO2 eq.
● Increase by 20% crop intensity.
● 300,000 farmer households provided with improved irrigation
services.

COVID-19 Project

Committed
US$ mil c

Green Bond Impact Report

IBRD share Allocatedd
US$ mil e

SDGs f

SDG 2
SDG 6
SDG 9

80.0

80%

1.8

250.0

21%

13.9

82.5

50%

29.2

201.7

71%

136.8

47.4

89%

34.0

250.0

43%

6.0

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https://projects.worldbank.or Program to Accelerate Agrarian Reform (P160661|FY19):
Indonesia
g/en/projectsestablish clarity on actual land rights and land use at the village
operations/projectlevel in the target areas.
detail/P160661

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https://projects.worldbank.or Second Rural Economic Development Initiative (REDI II)
g/en/projectsProject (P166279|FY20): enhance access to markets and tooperations/projectclimate resilient approaches for targeted beneficiaries.
detail/P166279

Country

Jamaica

Project Life a

2030

https://projects.worldbank.or Second Irrigation and Drainage Improvement (P086592|FY13): Kazakhstan
g/en/projectsimprove irrigation and drainage service delivery to support
operations/projectfarmers in the Project areas.
detail/P086592

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https://projects.worldbank.or Second Institutional Development and Agriculture
Montenegro
g/en/projectsStrengthening Project (P164424|FY18): improve theoperations/projectcompetitiveness of agriculture and fisheries in Montenegro
detail/P164424
through enhanced delivery of government support in alignment
with EU accession requirements.

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https://projects.worldbank.or Large Scale Irrigation Modernization (P150930|FY16): expand Moroccog/en/projectsagriculture through the adoption of irrigation techniques that
operations/projectmake more efficient use of water resources, while building
detail/P150930?lang=en
better ties between farmers and markets.

25

https://projects.worldbank.or Punjab Irrig Agri Productivity Improvement Program
Pakistang/en/projects(P125999|FY12): improve productivity of water use in irrigatedoperations/projectagriculture.
detail/P125999
https://projects.worldbank.or PRODERS Sustainable Agriculture & Rural Development
Paraguay
g/en/projects(P088799|FY08): improve in a sustainable way the sociooperations/projecteconomic condition of Small-Scale Farmers and Indigenous
detail/P088799
Communities in the Project Area,through the support of actions
to strengthen their communityorganization, self-governance,
and access to markets and value chains.

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Agriculture, Fishing &Forestry● 15.6% increase in the share of project target area land parcels
mapped in a parcel map (equivalent to 4,300 land parcels mapped).
● 1,200 project beneficiaries (landholders, concessionaires,government agencies, community members) in the project target areas
with their land parcels mapped.
● 43% increase in the share of target areas with available andaccessible geospatial data.
● 14% increase in the share of project target area land rights registered
to the land register.

Agriculture, Fishing &Forestry● 100% of the 200 participating rural enterprises have accessed newmarkets.
● 210 targeted beneficiaries reached with project-supported climate
resilient approaches.
● 80% of participating rural enterprises operating on or above theprojections (gross sales value) of their business plan.
● 4,300 direct jobs created by the project.
● 9,000 participants from rural enterprises taking part in capacity
development activities.
● 40% participants from rural enterprises taking part in Climate
Resilient Approches training.
● 30% participants from rural enterprises taking part in market accesstraining.

Agriculture, Fishing &Forestry● 100,000 ha provided with improved irrigation and drainage services.
● 120,000 water users provided with new/improved irrigation anddrainage services, 60,000 of which are female.

Agriculture, Fishing &Forestry● 20% increase in sales per productive unit supported by the project.
● 1,500 farmers reached with agricultural assets or services, 150 ofwhich are female.
● 5,000 days of training provided.
● Volume of fish produced within Montenegro quotas increased by 500
metric tons per year.

Agriculture, Fishing &Forestry● 9,274 farmers benefit.
● 100% of area with access to water on demand in peak period.
● 20,700 ha with improved irrigation technologies.

Agriculture, Fishing &Forestry● Reduction in water losses improved by 10%.
● 120,000 acres with improved agricultural technology.
● 5,700 new watercourses improved.

Agriculture, Fishing &Forestry● 10,000 farms that increase their agricultural income by at least 30%.
● 60 indigenous communities which gained access to water and/or
electricity thanks to the project.

COVID-19 Project

Committed
US$ mil c

200.0

Green Bond Impact Report

IBRD share Allocatedd
US$ mil e

83%

SDGs f

18.0

SDG 17
SDG 2
SDG 9

40.0

95%

0.1

102.9

30%

21.0

34.9

100%

4.9

150.0

80%

92.9

130.0

31%

33.8

137.5

94%

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https://projects.worldbank.or National Agriculture Innovation Program (P131013|FY14):
Peru
g/en/projectsstrengthen the national agricultural innovation system andoperations/projectintegrate climate change criteria into project such as adaptive
detail/P131013?lang=en&tab research, seed improvements and skills development, among=overviewothers.
https://projects.worldbank.or National Program for Innovation in Fisheries and Aquaculture Peru
g/en/projects(P155902|FY17): strengthen the Borrower's capacity in theoperations/projectdelivery of innovations in the fisheries and aquaculture value
detail/P155902
chains.

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https://projects.worldbank.or Rural Development (P132317|FY15): improve the resilience of Philippines
g/en/projectssmall-scale farmers and fishermen to climate change by helping
operations/projectthem recover and increase income-generating activities anddetail/P132317?lang=en&tab strengthening the conservation of coastal and marine=overview
resources.
https://projects.worldbank.or Saramacca Canal System Rehabilitation Project
Surinameg/en/projects(P165973|FY19): reduce flood risk for the people and assets inoperations/projectthe greater Paramaribo area and improve the operation of thedetail/P165973
Saramacca Canal System.

https://projects.worldbank.or Integrated Landscapes Management in Lagging Regions
g/en/projectsProject (P151030|FY17): improve landscape management andoperations/projectaccess to economic opportunities for targeted ruraldetail/P151030
communities in the North West and Center West regions ofTunisia.

Tunisia

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Agriculture, Fishing &Forestry● 20,000 small and medium farmers adopting new technologies.
● 61 new technologies demonstrated on farms.
● 450,000 potential farmers beneficiaries.

Agriculture, Fishing &Forestry

Agriculture, Fishing &Forestry

Agriculture, Fishing &Forestry

Agriculture, Fishing &Forestry● 532 innovations made available for use by actors in fisheries andaquaculture value chains.
● 130 communities involved in planning, implementation and/or
evaluation of research programs in fisheries and aquaculture.
● 12,758 project beneficiaries (productive agents), 2,552 of which arefemale.
● 9,550 project beneficiaries (Innovation agents:
professionals/technicians), 3,820 of which are women.
● Increase incomes of about 1.9 million farmers and fishermen and thevalue of their products.
● Average travel time from farm to markets reduced by 30% through1,265 km of new roads.
● Introduction of a risk-based maintenance system for the drainage of
the Saramacca Canal System.
● 57,000 people benefitting from reduced flood risk for a 10-year
return period.
● Engineering design completed for the works for the improved
capacity of the Saramacca Canal to discharge water into the Suriname
and Saramacca Rivers.
● Updated guidelines and operational procedures for managing flood
control and navigation of the Saramacca Canal drainage system.
● 13 hospitals supplied with protective gear to fight against the COVID19 pandemics.
● Interventions for the selected pilot works to improve localized
drainage completed.

● 100,000 ha of land area under sustainable landscape management
practices.
● 350 farmers associations and MSMEs in selected agricultural
products with improved access to key buyers and/or markets.

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https://projects.worldbank.or Irrigated Agriculture Intensification Project (P160245|FY18): Tunisia
g/en/projectsimprove the reliability and efficiency of the irrigation andoperations/projectdrainage services and strengthen market linkages for irrigateddetail/P160245
products in selected irrigation schemes; and improve availabilityof equipment and supplies for COVID-19 response.

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https://projects.worldbank.or Irrigation Modernization (P158418|FY19): to improve irrigation Turkey
g/en/projectsdelivery, through rehabilitation and modernization ofoperations/projectdistribution infrastructure in selected schemes, and throughdetail/P158418
strengthening of capacity of Water Users Associations.

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https://projects.worldbank.or Accelerating Private Investment in Agriculture Program
g/en/projects(P166941|FY19): alleviate select constraints to increased
operations/projectparticipation of the private sector, in particular small anddetail/P166941
medium-sized enterprises (SMEs), in agricultural input andoutput markets of Ukraine.

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https://projects.worldbank.or Sustainable Management of Natural Resources and Climate
g/en/projectsChange (P124181|FY12): improve farm environmental
operations/projectmanagement and reduce greenhouse gas emissions bydetail/P124181?lang=en&tab promoting improved agriculture and livestock management.
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https://projects.worldbank.or Livestock Sector Development Project (P153613|FY17):
Uzbekistan
g/en/projectsimprove livestock productivity and access to market in selected
operations/projectregions.
detail/P153613

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https://projects.worldbank.or South Karakalpakstan Water Resources Management
g/en/projectsImprovement (P127764|FY14): restore irrigation and improve
operations/projectwater management in the project area in a sustainable anddetail/P127764
financially efficient manner.

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Agriculture, Fishing &Forestry● 50% reduction in water service disruption.
● 15% increase in irrigation system efficiency.
● 25,900 hectacres provided with new/improved irrigation or drainage
services.
● 1,000 farmers reached with agricultural assets or services, 200 ofwhich are female.
● 3,500 farmers provided with new or improved irrigation and drainage
services.
● 100% of project-supported health facilities and laboratories provided
with COVID-19 response equipment and supplies.
● 100% of healthcare facilities and laboratories confirming receipt of
COVID-19 response equipment within 30 days of in-country delivery.

Agriculture, Fishing &Forestry

Agriculture, Fishing &Forestry

Agriculture, Fishing &Forestry● 50,764 ha provided with new/improved irrigation or drainage
services.
● 17,312 users provided with improved irrigation service.
● 15,911 tCO2 eq. emissions avoided annually.
● 15% increase in irrigation efficiency.
● 1,521 km of modernized irrigation network.
● 80% of grievances addressed within stipulated timeframe.
● 60% of state support funds allocated to agricultural SMEs.
● 60% of food businesses newly registered as exporters of food ofanimal origins are SMEs.
● 50% of ultimate beneficiaries reached with Program activities are
women.
● 85% of program beneficiaries have benefitted from improved service
provisions.
● Improve water use in irrigation and livestock production systems.
● Improve pasture management and other productivity measures.
● 4,000 family and medium-sized farmers benefitting from the project
and 7,500 additional farmers provided with training.

Agriculture, Fishing &Forestry● Increase by 15% in total value of livestock products sold bybeneficiaries.
● 35,000 farmers reached with agricultural assets or services, 15,000 ofwhich are female.

Agriculture, Fishing &Forestry● 80% reduction in annual public and Water Consumer Association
expenditures for pumping.
● 50% increase in collection rate by Water Consumer Association tocover O&M costs.
● 56,000 water users provided with new/improved irrigation anddrainage services.
● 40 operational Water Consumer Associations created and/or
strengthened.
● 89,000 ha provided with improved irrigation or drainage services.

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SDGs f

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SDG 9
SDG 6
SDG 2
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https://projects.worldbank.or Second Rural Education Improvement Project (P133195|FY15): Argentina
g/en/projectssupport the national Government to reduce repetition rates inoperations/projectPrimary Education and increase enrollment in, and completion
detail/P133195
rates of, Secondary Education, all in Argentina's rural areas.

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https://projects.worldbank.or Improving Inclusion in Secondary and Higher Education
g/en/projects(P168911|FY19): reduce dropout rates in basic and higher
operations/projecteducation among the most vulnerable and strengthen thedetail/P168911
Borrower’s education evaluation systems.

Argentina

https://projects.worldbank.or Education Improvement Project (P130182|FY14): improveg/en/projectsschool readiness of children entering primary education,
operations/projectimprove physical conditions and the availability of educational
detail/P130182
resources in upper secondary schools, and support improved
quality and relevance in higher education institutions inArmenia.

Armenia

https://projects.worldbank.or Education Modernization Project (P148181|FY16): improveg/en/projectsaccess to a quality learning environment in selected general
operations/projectsecondary education institutions; and strengthen the Belarus'
detail/P148181
student assessment and education management information
systems.

Belarushttps://projects.worldbank.or Acre Social and Economic Inclusion and Sustainable
Brazilg/en/projectsDevelopment Project PROACRE (P107146|FY09): assist GoAc in
operations/projectits efforts to improve outcomes in economic opportunity, healthdetail/P107146
and education for target populations in urban and rural areas.

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Education● Decrease by 0.3% in the average repetition rate in primary schools inrural areas.
● Increase by 5.5% in the number of students entering the first year of
secondary school in rural areas as a proportion of students who
finished primary school in rural areas.
● Increase by 5% in the total number of students enrolled in the 1st
grade of upper secondary completing the last year of upper
secondaryeducation (12th grade) in rural areas, including students that
repeat.
● 160 new schools or schools to be refurbished per province definedand agreed upon.

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Education● 9% of average dropout rate of ASISTIRE (an early dropout prevention
program) schools in selected provinces.
● 17% of persistence in the first two years of higher education for themost vulnerable youth.
● Academic certification system for basic education scholars
implemented.
● 3 large-scale primary/secondary learning assessments completed.
● 12 additional high schools targeted by the project which meet
Armenia’s construction & safety standards.
● 107 additional high schools equipped with education resources
provided by the project.
● System for learning assessment at the primary level implemented.
● 162 classrooms rehabilitated in high schools resulting from projectinterventions.
● 3,450 five to six year old children enrolled in preschools supported by
the project● 65,000 students benefitting from an improved learning environment
in general secondary schools targeted nu the project, 32,500 of which
are female.
● Belarus' participation in PISA supported.
● 13,000 students from closed/reorganized schools accomodated inschools with improved learning environment, 6,500 of which arefemale.
● 300 schools rehabilitated under the project to meet minimum
conditions for a quality learning environment.
● 3,300 additional households benefiting from connection to sewage
system.
● 13,300 people benefiting from improved solid waste disposal and
13,300 from improved micro drainage service.
● 8,800 new students in fundamental schools and 5,300 in secondary
schools.
● 75% increase in the population registered in the family healthprogram.

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SDG 4
SDG 8
SDG 13
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10.3

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https://projects.worldbank.or Piaui: Pillars of growth and Social inclusion project
Brazilg/en/projects(P129342|FY16): reduce dropout of students in public
operations/projectsecondary education; increase access to diagnosis anddetail/P129342
treatment for patients with chronic diseases; expand theregistration of groundwater users in rural areas and land tenure
regularization; and increase the participation of poor family
farmers in rural productive value chains.
https://projects.worldbank.or Support to Upper Secondary Reform in Brazil Operation
Brazilg/en/projects(P163868|FY18): strengthen the capacity of the state
operations/projectsecretariats of education to implement the upper secondary
detail/P163868
reform, prioritizing vulnerable schools, and to increase theIndex of Basic Education Development in targeted full-time
upper secondary schools in Brazil’s territory.

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Education● Dropout rate in public Secondary Education decreased by 1.5%.
● 3,800 students enrolled in the Youth Savings Program who pass tothe next grade.
● Learning assessment tests carried out in public Secondary Education
and results disseminated at state and school level.
● 176,981 project beneficiaries, 60% of which are female.

https://projects.worldbank.or Strengthening of State Universities in Chile (P163437|FY18):
g/en/projectsimprove quality and equity within State Universities and tooperations/projectstrengthen their institutional capacity to address regional anddetail/P163437
national development challenges.

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Chile

https://projects.worldbank.or Yunnan Early Childhood Education Innovation Project (YECEIP) China
g/en/projects(P152860|FY17): improve the access and quality of ECE
operations/projectprovision in the project counties in Yunnan Province.
detail/P152860

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https://projects.worldbank.or Guangdong Compulsory Education Project (P154621|FY18):
China
g/en/projectsimprove learning facilities and teaching quality in selected
operations/projectpublic primary and junior secondary schools in project counties.
detail/P154621

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https://projects.worldbank.or Gansu Technical and Vocational Education and Training
China
g/en/projectsProject (P154623|FY17): improve the quality and relevance of
operations/projectproject schools in Gansu and strengthen the school andindustry
detail/P154623
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Education

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Education● 27 States where at least 50 percent of vulnerable schools have
implemented the New Curriculum.
● 18% increase in the Basic Education Development Index (IDEB) intargeted Full-time Schools.
● 27 States where the average absolute gender gap of enrollment informative itineraries is less than 5%.
● 2,400,000 students benefiting from direct interventions to enhancelearning.
● Decrease by 1% in dropout rate of 3rd year vulnerable students.
● 1,048 Peer reviewed publications at State Universities.
● 7 institutions that improve their accreditation level.
● 20% of last year students who have received quality career services● 15% increase in 3-year kindergarten Gross Enrollment Ratio in Project
counties.
● 16% increase in the number of teachers with kindergarten teachingcertificates.
● 17,291 project beneficiaries, 50% of which are female.
● 170 kindergarten classes constructed or renovated under the Project.
● 158 kindergartens that comply with the new kindergarten quality
standards.
● Increase by 23% in University graduate employment rate, askindergarten teachers.
● 22,800 additional teachers trained.
● 532,000 students benefiting from direct interventions to enhancelearning● 15,200 classrooms with ICT installed.
● 15% increase in graduates finding initial employment within 6months in specialties in which they were trained.
● 28,199 graduates working in enterprises with which schools
cooperated.
● 456 instructurs practiced in the enterprised.
● 150 enterprises having cooperated with schools based on theagreement.
● 9,082 trainees who participated in short-term training programs.
2● 1,550,808 m of new construction area.

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20.1

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https://projects.worldbank.or Guangdong Social Security Integration and Rural Worker
Chinag/en/projectsTraining (P117596|FY13): enhance portability of social security
operations/projectdata and beneficiary entitlements, and to strengthen the skills
detail/P117596
base and employment prospects of urban and rural workers inGuangdong.

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Education● 20% increase in trainees who pass skill assessment tests (Degree
Course).
● 90% increase in provincial standards which have been adopted by
prefectures.
● Increase by more than 35% in graduates finding initial employment(short-term training).

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53%

70.9

https://projects.worldbank.or Access and Quality in Higher Education Project - PACES
g/en/projects(P160446|FY17): improve the quality of tertiary education in
operations/projectparticipating institutions and to increase the enrollment ofdetail/P160446
students from disadvantaged socioeconomic backgrounds inquality programs.

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enrolled in tertiary education who are enrolled in accredited programs
or institutions.
● 5,294 students from low socioeconomic strata who obtain a loan withICETEX (the Colombian Institute for Educational Credit and TechnicalStudies Abroad).
● 15,000 new students from disadvantaged socioeconomic
backgrounds obtaining an ICETEX student loan through a partnership or
administrative fund.
● 2.1% increase in the number of new student loans given to
indigenous, afro-Colombians, and Roma people.
● 1.6% increase in the number of new student loans given to victims ofviolence.

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36.1

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48.3

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Colombia

https://projects.worldbank.or Support to the National Education Pact Project
Dominican Republic
g/en/projects(P146831|FY16): recruit and train primary and secondary
operations/projectschool teachers, assess student learning in primary anddetail/P146831
secondary education, evaluate the quality of service provided
by Public Early Childhood Development Centers, and (iv)enhance the process for decentralizing public school
management.
https://projects.worldbank.or Supporting Education Reform in Targeted Circuits
Ecuadorg/en/projects(P152096|FY16): increase enrollment in early education andoperations/projectimprove the persistence rate in lower secondary education anddetail/P152096
upper secondary education in the targeted circuits.

https://projects.worldbank.or Transformation of the Tertiary Technical and Technological
g/en/projectsInstitutes Project (P157425|FY17): increase enrollment andoperations/projectpersistence in public technical and technological programs
detail/P157425
designed and implemented in collaboration with Employers,
and to strengthen the institutional management of Tertiary
Technical and Technological Education.

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Education● 1,289,820 project beneficiaries, 53% of which are female.
● 130,000 teachers recruited or trained.
● 80% of teachers evaluated though teacher evaluation systemdesigned and implemented.

● Increase by 10% in persistence rate from lower through upper
secondary education.
● 2,301 additional students enrolled in early education in targeted
circuits.
● 387 additional teachers and school management staff of the targeted
circuits that have completed graduate-level studies in selectedsubjects.
● 28,704 project beneficiaries, 50% of which are female.
● 14,747 additional students enrolled in public technical andtechnological programs designed and implemented in collaboration
with employers.
● 74% increase in persistence rate in technical and technologicalprograms designed and implemented in collaboration with employers.
● 1,475 teachers and management staff trained.
● 6 ISTs (Technical and Technological Training Institute) built or
rehabilitated in the targeted provinces.

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https://projects.worldbank.or Supporting Egypt Education Reform Project (P157809|FY18):
g/en/projectsimprove teaching and learning conditions in public schools.
operations/projectdetail/P157809

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Education● 50% increase in kindergartens that reach higher quality standards
according to the Quality Assurance System.
● 35% increase in teachers demonstrating improved teaching practices.
● First cohort of students graduates from secondary education under
the new GPA based assessment and certification system.
● Education Technology entity established and fully operational.
● 90% of existing classroom spaces refurbished and equipped.

https://projects.worldbank.or Skills Development and Employability Project (P146152|FY16): Gabon
g/en/projectsimprove effectiveness of vocational training, short term skills
operations/projectdevelopment, and entrepreneurship programs in key growthdetail/P146152
sectors in the Gabonese Republic.

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https://projects.worldbank.or Innovation, Inclusion and Quality (P168481|FY19): expand
g/en/projectsaccess to preschool education and improve the quality ofoperations/projecteducation and learning environments.
detail/P168481

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Georgia

https://projects.worldbank.or Odisha Higher Education Program for Excellence and Equity
India
g/en/projects(P160331|FY18): improve the quality of and students' equitable
operations/projectaccess to selected institutions and enhance governance of thedetail/P160331
higher education system in Odisha.

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https://projects.worldbank.or Uttarakhand Workforce Development ProjectIndia
g/en/projects(P154525|FY18): improve the quality and relevance of training
operations/projectat priority Industrial Training Institutes (ITIs) and to increase thedetail/P154525
number of labor-market-relevant workers through short-term
training in Uttarakhand.

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operations/projectaccess to quality and market-relevant training for thedetail/P158435
workforce.

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Education

Education

Education● 12,573 project beneficiaries, 30% of which are female.
● 50% of youth having completed a training (apprenticeship orinternship) supported by the project employed or self employed one
year after the end of the program.
● 4,300 of youth enrolled in internship program.
● 2,800 of youth enrolled in restructured vocational institutions.
● 92% of 5 to 6-year old children enrolled in School Readiness
Programs.
● 116,000 beneficiary students with access to improved learning
environments in project-supported schools.
● 265,647 students benefiting from direct interventions to enhancelearning.
● 3 large-scale primary/secondary learning assessments completed.
● 60 rehabilitated general education schools.

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SDG 9
SDG 17
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49.1

● 11% increase in job placement rate among graduates of priority ITIs
within six months of training completion.
● 2,035 additional students enrolled in labor market relevant trades inpriority ITIs.
● 32,000 of target trainees who obtain certification from a short term
training course.
● 64,000 project beneficiaries, 40,000 of which are short-term training
students.
● 18 communication and awareness campaigns conducted.
● 24,000 ITI students.

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● 9.2 million trainees who have successfully completed market-relevant
short-term Skill Development programs.
● 40% of graduates are placed/ self-employed within six months ofcompleting training from Year 5.
● Teaching learning materials developed for at least 20 Qualification
Packs.

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109.5

● 15% increase in the number of selected colleges that have improved
their National Assessment and Accreditation Council grade from theprevious cycle of accreditation.
● 10% increase in on-time graduation rate of students in undergraduate
degree programs in selected institutions.
● 165,500 students beneficiaries, 83,400 of which are female.

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https://projects.worldbank.or Research and Innovation in Science and Technology Projectg/en/projects(P121842|FY13): support the government in improving STI
operations/projecthuman resource capacity; and strengthening technology
detail/P121842
transfer, institutional functioning, and data management ofpublic research agencies (LPNKs).

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Education● 100% increase in Master's and Ph.D. degree holders in LPNK (Nonministerial State Institutes) and MoRTHE supported by the RISET(Research and Innovation in Science and Technology) Project.
● National Information System for Science, Technology, and Innovation
is established and integrated into ministry’s database systemestablished.
● Computerized project monitoring database is established, updated,and key information is placed on MoRTHE project website.
● 2,387 project beneficiaries, 28% of which are female.

https://projects.worldbank.or Realizing Education's Promise: Support to Indonesia's Ministry Indonesia
g/en/projectsof Religious Affairs for Improved Quality of Education Project
operations/project(P168076|FY19): improve the management of primary anddetail/P168076
secondary education services under the Ministry of Religious
Affairs.

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https://projects.worldbank.or Education Reform Support Program (P162407|FY18): expand Jordan
g/en/projectsaccess to early childhood education, and to improve student
operations/projectassessment and teaching and learning conditions for Jordaniandetail/P162407
children and Syrian refugee children.

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https://projects.worldbank.or Skills and Jobs Project (P150183|FY15): improve employment
g/en/projectsoutcomes and skills of target beneficiaries and to improve theoperations/projectrelevance of technical and vocational education and training
detail/P150183
and higher education programs.

https://projects.worldbank.or Education Modernization Project (P153496|FY17): improveg/en/projectsquality and equity in primary and secondary education,
operations/projectparticularly in rural and disadvantaged schools.
detail/P153496

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● 40% increase in achievement of school-based National Education
Standards.
● In-service training materials for peer learning groups made accessible
to 12,000 groups.
● 150,000 teachers and education personnel trained.
th● Test items revised as necessary and validated in the 4 gradeasessment.

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● 30,000 Jordanian children and Syrian refugee children enrolled inkindergarten level 2.
● 5% point reduction in the dropout rate of Syrian refugees.
● 70% of schools with high proportion of Syrian refugees implemetingthe socioemotional learning program.
● 400 public and private kindergartens that have developed andimplemented quality improvement plan.
● 50,000 K-12 grade teachers trained and certified.

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● 50% increase in the share of unemployed beneficiaries who areemployed six months after completion of the training, 40% of which
are female.
● 60% increase in the share of unproductively self-employed
beneficiaries who report increased earnings (real terms) one year after
completion of training, 50% of which are female.
● 70 new Higher Education programs developed with input fromindustry and based on OS and/or analysis of professional activity.
● 15,450 unemployed or unproductively self-employed beneficiaries
who complete project financed-training, 5,500 of which are female.

● 60% of teachers in project schools who demonstrate improved
pedagogical approaches.
● 100% of tudents from project schools benefiting from instruction
materials and multimedia equipment.
● 280 students enrolled in the new model of pre-service teacher
training.
● 100% of teachers from project schools trained and certified in new
pedagogical approaches.
● 5,400 project schools equipped with new multimedia equipment.

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https://projects.worldbank.or Education Support Program (P167619|FY19): establish an
Moroccog/en/projectsenabling environment for quality Early Childhood Education
operations/projectservice delivery, support improved teaching practices in primarydetail/P167619
and secondary education, and strengthen management capacity
and accountability along the education service delivery chain in
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https://projects.worldbank.or Supporting the economic inclusion of youth (P151169|FY19):
g/en/projectsincrease access to economic opportunities for youth in theoperations/projectproject area.
detail/P151169

Moroccohttps://projects.worldbank.or Skills Development & Innovation Support (P128378|FY14):
g/en/projectsimprove transparency of resource allocation and promote
operations/projectaccountability in higher education, enhance the relevance ofdetail/P128378
secondary technical vocational education, and support
innovation capacity in Macedonia.

North Macedonia

https://projects.worldbank.or Third Punjab Education Sector Project (P154524|FY16):
g/en/projectssupport Punjab province to improve school participation,
operations/projectcompletion, and teaching-learning practices with a particulardetail/P154524
focus on low-performing districts.

Pakistan

https://projects.worldbank.or Strengthening the Science, Technology and Innovation System Peru
g/en/projectsin Peru (P156250|FY17): strengthen the science, technology
operations/projectand innovation system to improve research skillsandfirm-level
detail/P156250
innovation.

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Education● 150 classrooms for which data on quality of Early Childhood
Education environment is collected and published by Regional
Academies for Education and Training.
● Criteria and process for approval of existing preprimary educator's
professional development programs established.
● 20,000 pre-school educators who completed an in-service training
program approved by the Ministry of Education.
● 30% in-service teachers receive and access personalized professional
development opportunities, 30% receive face-to-face teacher training
and 30% benefit from distance learning.
● 1,010,742 additional children age 4 and 5 enrolled in preprimaryeducation.
● 60% parents participating in the development and implementation ofschool improvement projects.

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● 80% of public universities receiving financing based on new,transparent funding model.
● 25% of private funding mobilized as a percentage of the Fund forInnovation and Technological Development investments in innovation
activities.
● 80% of study programs accredited /reaccredited utilizing new quality
assurance measures developed in accordance with Bologna-definednorms by the new Quality Assurance Agency.
● New higher education funding model implemented.

24.0

100%

15.6

● 3% increase in participation rate.
● 3% increase n completion rate (grade 5)● 420,000 of additional children aged 6-16 years to whom a voucher isprovided to pay low-cost private school tuition fees, 50% of which are
girls.

300.0

100%

222.4

45.0

45%

38.0

● 9,500 beneficiaries of training activities (apprenticeship andqualification/retraining) who are inserted after project intervention,
41% of which are women and 30% are inhabitants of rural areas.
● 1,500 formal enterprises created by project beneficiaries.
● 16,000 beneficiaries of youth employment centers services who areinserted after project intervention.

● 56 students enrolled in PhD programs supported by the project.
● 40 beneficiary firms that have introduced new or upgraded products
or processes.
● 250 active researches supported by the project during each year of
implementation.
● 20 new or upgraded products created by beneficiary firms.

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https://projects.worldbank.or Romania Secondary Education Project (P148585|FY15):
Romaniag/en/projectsimprove the transition from upper secondary into tertiary
operations/projecteducation and increase the retention in the first year of tertiary
detail/P148585
education in project-supported education institutions.

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https://projects.worldbank.or Inclusive Early Childhood Education and Care (P157117|FY17): Serbia
g/en/projectsimprove access to quality Early Childhood Education and Care
operations/project(ECEC) services, in particular for children from sociallydetail/P157117
disadvantaged backgrounds.

https://projects.worldbank.or Accelerating Higher Education Expansion and Development
g/en/projectsOperation (P159995|FY17): increase enrollment in priority
operations/projectdisciplines, improve the quality of degree programs anddetail/P159995
promote research and innovation in the higher education
sector.
https://projects.worldbank.or Tertiary Education for Employability Project (P151059|FY16):
g/en/projectsimprove the employability of tertiary education graduates andoperations/projectto strengthen the management of higher education.
detail/P151059

Sri Lanka

Tunisia

https://projects.worldbank.or Strengthening Foundations for Learning Project
Tunisiag/en/projects(P162297|FY18): improve learning conditions in public
operations/projectpreschools and primary schools, and to increase access to publicdetail/P162297
preschool education in selected districts.

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Education● 3.5% decrease in average dropout rate in the final grade in projectsupported high schools.
● 10% increase in average Baccalaureate passing rate in projectsupported high schools.
● 6% increase in average graduation rate in project-supported highschools.
● 8,000 project-supported high school students who participate inbridge programs.
● 1,000,000 project beneficiaries, 500,000 of which are female.

243.1

100%

38.8

● Increase by 10% in the national preschool enrollment rates forchildren ages 3 and 5.5 years.
● 779 additional classrooms built or rehabilitated at the preschool level
resulting from project interventions.
● 1,300 primary school pedagogical staff trained in new preschool
curriculum.
● 8,000 Family Social Assistance beneficiary children ages 3 to 5.5 years
enrolled in preschool free of charge.
● 12,000 additional qualified preschool teachers resulting from projectinterventions.

50.0

100%

7.0

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67%

13.5

70.0

93%

25.8

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77%

15.0

26

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Education

Education

Committed
US$ mil c

IBRD share Allocatedd
US$ mil e● 10,300 additional students in HEI STEM undergraduate degree
programs.

● 20% increase in higher education graduates from co-constructed
programs that were employed 6 months after graduating.
● 150,000 project beneficiaries, 75,000 of which are female.
● 50% increase in secondary students that have been informed about
higher education opportunities and subsequent labormarket outcomeswith information generated by tracer studies.
● 21,500 certifications of students in courses focusing on transferrable
skills (IT, PM, language skills/communication, etc.)● 4,984 additional children enrolled in public preschools in targeted
districts.
● 2,000 preschool teachers trained on the core professional
development program for early childhood education.
● 3,000 school directors and deputy directors that have completed the
new leadership program.
● 250 preschool classrooms built in selected districts.

SDGs fFragile & Conflict-Affected Situations

Country

Project Life a

SectorTarget Results b

https://projects.worldbank.or Improving the Quality of Initial and Primary Education in
g/en/projectsUruguay (P159771|FY17): improve the teaching practices andoperations/projectthe learning environment in early and primary education, as
detail/P159771
well as the internal efficiency in primary education, all in FullTime Schools, and to strengthen the evaluation capacity of theeducation system.

Uruguay

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Education● 12% increase in the teaching practices score in Full-Time Schools
based on class observation.
● 4,500 students enrolled in new schools that meet required quality
standards.
● 2% decrease in first grade repetition rate in Full-Time Schools .
● 160 additional primary level classrooms built or rehabilitated in FullTime Schools resulting from Project intervention.
● 70% of schools that use student-level census assessment results for
decision-making.

https://projects.worldbank.or Energy Community of South East Europe APL Program - APL 5
g/en/projectsfor Albania DAM SAFETY (P110481|FY08): contribute tooperations/projectsafeguarding the hydroelectric dams on the Drin and Mat riverdetail/P110481
cascades in the territory of the Borrower; and improve theoperational efficiency of said hydroelectric dams and enhance
the stability of power supply in the regional market.

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https://projects.worldbank.or Power Recovery Project (P144029|FY15): improve reliability of Albania
g/en/projectspower supply and financial viability of the power sector.
operations/projectdetail/P144029

30

https://projects.worldbank.or Renewable Energy for Rural Areas Project (P133288|FY15):
g/en/projectsprovide and enhance access to modern energy services inoperations/projectselected rural areas of Argentina.
detail/P133288

40

Argentina

https://projects.worldbank.or Electricity Supply Reliability Project (P116748|FY11): increase Armenia
g/en/projectsthe reliability and capacity of the transmission network.
operations/projectdetail/P116748

35

https://projects.worldbank.or Electricity Transmission Network Improvement Projectg/en/projects(P146199|FY15): improve the reliability of the power
operations/projecttransmission network.
detail/P146199

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Armenia

Energy & Extractives

Energy & Extractives

Energy & Extractives

Energy & Extractives

Energy & Extractives

COVID-19 Project

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US$ mil c

Green Bond Impact Report

IBRD share Allocatedd
US$ mil e

40.0

68%

25.1

36.5

71%

23.5

126.4

75%

80.6

● 1,997 community electricity connections constructed.
● 1,000 people that obtain a daily and constant electricity service(through minigrids).
● 105,323 project beneficiaries that obtained enhanced access (daily
hours and quality of service) to modern energy services (electricity,water pumping, productive uses, solar thermal applications).
● 0.64 MW of generation capacity of hydropower constructed or
rehabilitated.
● 88,209 people that obtained access to modern water heating
systems.
● 14,75 MW of generation capacity of renewable energy (other thanhydropower) constructed.

200.0

83%

45.4

● 79% decrease in the number of outages per year on the target
section of the transmission line.
● 180 MW of increased capacity of the targeted section of thetransmission line.
● 4 substations rehabilitated.
● 255 km of transmission lines constructed under the project.

71.5

86%

53.3

39.9

80%

23.8

● Safeguard remedies are implemented.
● Dams’ operation efficiency increased by 31 GWh.

● 31% decrease in electricity losses per year in the project area.
● 15% increase in collection rate of distribution company.
● 705,000 MWh increase in total net injected generation.
● 200,000 project beneficiaries.

● Equipment failures decreased by 70% per year in target substations.
● 20% decrease in average interruption frequency per year in the
project area.
● 3 substations rehabilitated under the project.

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Link to more information

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https://projects.worldbank.or Power Sector Financial Recovery Program (P157571|FY16):
Armeniag/en/projectssupport the Borrower’s efforts to ensure adequate and reliable
operations/projectelectricity supplythrough improvement of the financial standing
detail/P157571
of the state-owned power generation companies and theprivate power distribution company.

40

https://projects.worldbank.or Biomass District Heating (P146194|FY14): increase energy
g/en/projectsefficiency in district heating systems and replace natural gas
operations/projectwith wood biomass as a renewable energy source.
detail/P146194?lang=en

Belarus20

https://projects.worldbank.or Energy Efficiency Project (P143580|FY14): improve energy
g/en/projectsefficiency in public buildings, and to support the development
operations/projectand implementation of scalable energy efficiency financing
detail/P143580
models.

Bosnia andHerzegovina

https://projects.worldbank.or Electricity Transmission and Reform Project (P152755|FY17):
g/en/projectsimprove the capacity, efficiency, and reliability of Cameroon's
operations/projectnational electricity transmission network.
detail/P152755

Cameroon

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#

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37

https://projects.worldbank.or Shanxi Gas Utilization (P133531|FY14): increase gas utilization China
g/en/projectsto reduce greenhouse gases emission in selected counties inoperations/projectShanxi province.
detail/P133531

30

https://projects.worldbank.or Hebei Clean Heating Project (P148599|FY16): improve theChina
g/en/projectsefficiency and environmental performance of heating systems inoperations/projectselected areas within participating municipalities/counties ofdetail/P148599
Hebei Province.

24

https://projects.worldbank.or Financing for Air Pollution Control (P154669|FY16): reduce air China
g/en/projectspollutants and carbon emissions through lending for energy
operations/projectefficiency and clean energy, with a focus on the Jing-Jin-Ji anddetail/P154669?lang=en
neighboring regions.

20

SectorTarget Results b

Energy & Extractives● Total annual electricity supply by YTPC (Yerevan Thermal PowerCentre) and by ANPP (Armenian Nuclear Power Plant) is maintained at,respectively, 1,400 GWh and 2,300 GWh.
● Average interruption frequency per year in the project area ismaintained.
● 20,000 project beneficiaries, 10,368 of which are female.

Energy & Extractives

Energy & Extractives

Energy & Extractives

Energy & Extractives

Energy & Extractives

Energy & Extractives

COVID-19 Project

Committed
US$ mil c

Green Bond Impact Report

IBRD share Allocatedd
US$ mil e

30.0

74%

28.1

90.0

100%

72.4

● 1,322,527 MWh of projected lifetime energy savings.
● 4,723,732,285 MJ of projected lifetime fuel savings.
● 504,653 metric tons of lifetime GHG savings.
● 814,000 project beneficiaries.

32.0

100%

0.1

● 850 MW of increases transmission network wheeling capacity.
● 2% decrease in transmission network losses.
● 70% decrease in the hours of power outages that are linked tomalfunctions in the transmission system / improvement oftransmission system stability (equivalent to 34 hours).
● 7,000,000 project beneficiaries.
● Reform roadmap -including new regulatory framework - fully
implemented.

325.0

87%

15.2

● Additional 340,000,000 m3 of annual gas utilization.
● 746,970 metric tons per year of avoided CO2 emissions.
● 43,000 households and other gas users.
● 1,100 GWh of annual electricity supply.
● 850,000,000 MJ of annual heating supply.

100.0

34%

95.7

100.0

40%

76.5

500.0

100%

301.4

● 420,000 tons of CO2 emissions avoided annually.
● 106 MW of renewable capacity added.
● 1,660,000 MWh of annual energy produced.
● Cumulative over 5 years:- 1,180,000 MWh energy savings from efficiency investments.
- 2,100,000 tons of CO2 eq. emissions reduced.
- 78,760 direct beneficiaries.

● 4,974,014 MWh of projected lifetime energy savings.
● 1,722,632 tons of CO2 emission avoided (aggregated at project level).
● 714,896 people that gained access to more energy-efficient cooking
and/or heating facilities.
● 11,243 tons of avoided TSP emissions.
● 18.52 million m2 of area connected to district heating.
● 164 km of pipelines installed.
● 243 substations constructed or rehabilitated (non BLS).
● 3,600 tons of particulate emissions (local air pollutants) reduced by
Energy Efficiency and renewable energy subprojects financed.
● 492,200 tons of CO2 emissions avoided annually.
● 1,628,200 MWh of annual energy savings.

SDGs fFragile & Conflict-Affected Situations

Link to more information

102

https://projects.worldbank.or Renewable Energy and Battery Storage Promotion ProjectChina
g/en/projects(P163679|FY19): promote the integration and use of renewable
operations/projectenergy through the deployment of battery storage systems anddetail/P163679
innovative applications of renewable energy.

36

https://projects.worldbank.or Hebei Rural Renewable Energy Development Projectg/en/projects(P132873|FY15): demonstrate sustainable biogas production
operations/projectand utilization to reduce environmental pollution and supply
detail/P132873?lang=en
clean energy.

25

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Project Life a

#

China

https://projects.worldbank.or Distribution Grid Modernization and Loss Reduction Project
Dominican Republic
g/en/projects(P147277|FY16): improve the financial viability of the electricity
operations/projectdistribution companies (EDEs) by reducing energy losses anddetail/P147277
increasing revenue collections in the circuits rehabilitated under
the project and consequently increase the supply of electricity.

36

https://projects.worldbank.or Household Natural Gas Connection Project (P146007|FY15):
g/en/projectsassist the Arab Republic of Egypt to increase household access
operations/projectto reliable, lower cost, grid connected natural gas supply.
detail/P146007

36

https://projects.worldbank.or Network Reinforcement and Access Project (P166170|FY19):
g/en/projectsimprove the reliability of electricity supply and increase access
operations/projectto electricity services in targeted areas of the Borrower.
detail/P166170

Egypt, Arab RepublicofEswatini

35

SectorTarget Results b

Energy & Extractives● 300 GWh increase in renewable energy absorption by the grids.
● 235 MW of installed capacity of Distributed Renewable Energy.
● 1,100 GWh of renewable energy produced by innovative applications.
● 800,000 tCO2 eq. reduced annually.

Energy & Extractives

Energy & Extractives

Energy & Extractives

Energy & Extractives

By 2020:3● 42,000,000 m of biogas used annually.
● 58,780 tons of CO2 emissions reduced annually.
● 96,100 rural resident households with access to biogas supply.
● Additional biogas used as fuel for public transportation.
● 221,700 tons and 241,600 tons of, respectively, crop residues andlivestock manure treated by the project each year.
● 24% increase in the Average Service Availability Index (ASAI) in the
rehabilitated circuits and in the Energy Recovery Index (ERI) at therehabilitated circuits of each EDE.
● 1,003 km of rehabilitated distribution networks.

● 810,250,000 project beneficiaries, 495,000 are poor and benefitingfrom financial support to connection fees.
● 88,500 km per year of new distribution networks installed in target
areas.
● Gas leaks per 1v000 consumers per year of distribution networks
installed in targeted governorates not to exceed agreed reliability levelof 5.
● 82,300,000 natural gas household connections financed by the
project in targeted areas.
● 116,000 kVA of increased capacity to transfer power to targetedareas.
● 25% increase in households using electricity services in targetedareas.
● Annual power outages in HV/MV network at Hluthi and Nhlangano
decreased to 738.
● 87 km of transmission lines constructed.
● 159,892 people provided with new or improved electricity service.
● 4 transmission substations constructed or expanded.
● 20 distribution feeders or lines constructed or rehabilitated.
● Technical loss in targeted areas reduced by 3%.

COVID-19 Project

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US$ mil c

Green Bond Impact Report

IBRD share Allocatedd
US$ mil e

SDGs f

SDG 7
SDG 17
300.0

40%

12.1

71.5

47%

47.8

120.0

100%

71.7

300.0

34%

202.7

SDG 3
SDG 7
SDG 17

40.0

89%

0.1

Fragile & Conflict-Affected Situations#

Link to more information107

https://projects.worldbank.or Trans-Anatolian Natural Gas Pipeline Project (P157416|FY17): Europe and Central
g/en/projectsdiversify Azerbaijan's gas export markets and improve theAsiaoperations/projectsecurity of Turkey's and South East Europe's energy supply.
detail/P157416

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https://projects.worldbank.or Access to Basic Services in Rural areas and Capacity Building
g/en/projectsProject (P144135|FY16): expand access to water and energy
operations/projectservices in targeted rural areas.
detail/P144135

Country

Gabon

Project Life a35

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https://projects.worldbank.or Transmission Grid Strengthening Project (P147348|FY14):
Georgiag/en/projectsprovide reliable power transmission to the southwestern part ofoperations/projectthe grid, upgrade electricity exchange systems, and provide
detail/P147348
economically efficient, environmentally and socially sustainable
electricity sector planning.

35

https://projects.worldbank.or Energy Supply Reliability and Financial Recovery
g/en/projects(P169117|FY19): increase electricity supply reliability in theoperations/projectwestern part of Georgia, achieve the financial viability ofdetail/P169117
Georgian State Electrosystem, and help it access long-termcommercial financing.

Georgia39

https://projects.worldbank.or Energy Efficiency Scale-up Program (P162849|FY18): scale up
g/en/projectsenergy savings in residential and public sectors, strengthen
operations/projectEnergy Efficiency Services Limited's institutional capacity, anddetail/P162849
enhance its access to commercial financing.

India

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COVID-19 ProjectGreen Bond Impact Report

SectorTarget Results b

Energy & Extractives● Diversifying Azerbaijan's Gas Export Markets for 4,000,000,000 meach year.
● Improving the Security of Turkey's Energy Supply for 4,500,000,000
m3 each year.
● Improving the Security of Europe's Energy Supply for 4,000,000,000
m3 each year.
● Availability of TANAP (Trans-Anatolian Natural Gas Pipeline) for
6,000,000,000 m3 of Gas Supply to Turkey each year.
● 4,000 Turkish Gas Consumers Benefitting from Gas Supply.

800.0

9%

800.0

● 60,000 people provided with access to electricity under the projectby household connections.
● 36,000 people in rural areas provided with access to improved water
sources.
● 1.5 MW of renewable energy generation capacity constructed.
● 180 km of distribution HTA lines constructed under the project inrural areas.
● 320 km of distribution BTA lines constructed under the project inrural areas.

60.0

100%

20.8

60.0

97%

50.2

Energy & Extractives

Energy & Extractives

Energy & Extractives

Energy & Extractives

Committed
US$ mil c

IBRD share Allocatedd
US$ mil e

SDGs f3● Decrease by 100% in the total duration of outages in Batumi
substation (equivalent to decrease by 135.5 hours).
● 400 GWh of total electricity evacuated from the newly developed
power generation stations in southwestern Georgia through the grid.
● 244 km of transmission lines constructed.
● Decreased to zero the number of end-user outages caused by failuresof 500 kV OHLs in the western part of Georgia.
● Average annual duration of end-user outages decreased to 0 minutes
in the western part of Georgia.
● Georgian State Electrosystem rehabilitation regime ended.
● US$100,000,000 of long-term commercial financing mobilized.
● Cash deficit of Georgian State Electrosystem reduced to US$0 .
● 205,500 GWh of projected lifetime energy savings from LED bulbs,
tube lights, energy efficient ceiling fans and LED street lights sold via
Energy Efficiency Services Limited (EESL) programs.
● US$200,000,000 of commercial financing leveraged by the IBRD
guarantee.
● Sustainable Development Unit and report on implementation of
updated manual covering all EESL programs under implementation.
● 166,100,000 metric tons of avoided CO2 emissions associated withprojected lifetime savings from products sold through EESL programs.

SDG 9
SDG 17
SDG 1
70.7

41%

0.2

220.0

16%

127.6

Fragile & Conflict-Affected Situations

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112

https://projects.worldbank.or Jharkhand Power System Improvement ProjectIndia
g/en/projects(P162086|FY19): increase the transmission capacity ofoperations/projectelectricity network in the state of Jharkhand and strengthen thedetail/P162086
institutional capacity of state-owned power transmission anddistribution utilities.

30

https://projects.worldbank.or Vishnugad Pipalkoti Hydro Electric Project (P096124|FY11):
India
g/en/projectsincrease the supply of electricity to India's national grid throughoperations/projectthe addition of renewable, low-carbon energy; and strengthendetail/P096124
the institutional capacity of THDC with respect to the
preparation and implementation of economically,
environmentally and socially sustainable hydropower projects.

35

https://projects.worldbank.or North Eastern Region Power System Improvement Projectg/en/projects(P127974|FY16): increase the delivery of electricity at theoperations/projectboundaries of the power distribution network in thedetail/P127974
participating states in the North Eastern Region.

30

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#

India

https://projects.worldbank.or Shared Infrastructure for Solar Parks Project (P154283|FY17): India
g/en/projectsincrease solar generation capacity through theoperations/projectestablishment of large-scale solar parks in the country.
detail/P154283?lang=en25

https://projects.worldbank.or Grid-Connected Rooftop Solar Program (P155007|FY15):
India
g/en/projectsincrease solar rooftop capacity to the power grid and incentivize
operations/projectthe market for rooftop solar power by way of low costdetail/P155007?lang=en
financing.

25

https://projects.worldbank.or Andhra Pradesh 24X7 Power for All (P155038|FY17): increase
g/en/projectsthe delivery of electricity to customers and to improve theoperations/projectoperational efficiency and system reliability in distribution ofdetail/P155038
electricity in selected areas in Andhra Pradesh.

India

24

SectorTarget Results b

Energy & Extractives● 10,200 GWh of electricity wheeled through Jharkhand Urja
Sancharan Nigam Limited network for supply to consumers in theState.
● 90% increase in consumers serviced through upgraded commercial
system.
● 2,400,000 KVA of increased transformation capacity of the powertransmission network in the state under the project.
● 2,000 km of transmission lines constructed.
● 25 transmission substations constructed.

Energy & Extractives

Energy & Extractives

Energy & Extractives

Energy & Extractives

Energy & Extractives

COVID-19 Project

Committed
US$ mil c

Green Bond Impact Report

IBRD share Allocatedd
US$ mil e

310.0

67%

26.0

548.0

70%

146.6

● Amount of electricity delivered at the boundaries of the power
distribution network in each state increased by 5,998 GWh.
● Increase by 5,672,000 KVA in transformation capacity of the powertransmission and distribution network in each state.
● 207 km of transmission lines rehabilitated and 1,907 km oftransmission lines constructed.
● 1,640 km of distribution lines constructed and 391 km of distributionlines rehabilitated.
● 85 distribution substations constructed/ upgraded.

470.0

49%

230.1

● Increase in access roads, water supply and drainage,
telecommunications, pooling station inside the solar parks.
● 951,852 tons of CO2 emissions avoided.
● 1,750 MW of renewable capacity added.

75.0

38%

11.0

● The 250 MW of capacity of rooftop solar photovoltaics expected to
be grid-connected by 5 years with at least another 150 MW to beconnected in subsequent years.
● 13 million tons CO2 eq. in cumulative savings over the project's 25year life.
● Market development for rooftop photovoltaic systems in different
business models.
● 520,000 tons of CO2 eq. emissions avoided.
● 400 MW of renewable capacity added.
● 647,200 MWh of annual energy produced.

500.0

55%

375.9

● 23,634 GWh of increased electricity supply.
● Reduction in AT&C (Aggregate Technical & Commercial) losses of,respectively, 2.8% in Anantapur and 1.57% in Kurnool.
● Reduction in distribution transformer failure rate of, respectively, 5%
in Anantapur and 4.9% in Kurnool.
● 357 km of transmission lines constructed or rehabilitated.
● 166 distribution substations constructed or upgraded.
● 12 transmission substations constructed.
● 474 km of distribution lines constructed.

240.0

42%

77.8

● 444 MW of generation Capacity of Hydropower constructed.

SDGs fFragile & Conflict-Affected Situations

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118

https://projects.worldbank.or Infrastructure Finance Facility (P092218|FY09): strengthen the Indonesia
g/en/projectsfinancial capacity of IIF to increase the access to private sector
operations/projectfinancing for infrastructure in Indonesia.
detail/P092218

34

https://projects.worldbank.or Pumped Storage Techincal Assistance Project (P112158|FY11): Indonesia
g/en/projectsstrengthen the institutional capacity of PT Perusahaan Listrik
operations/projectNegara (Persero) for planning and preparation of pumped
detail/P112158
storage and hydropower projects.

34

https://projects.worldbank.or Basra Electricity Dissemination and Development Projectg/en/projects(P162454|FY19): improve the reliability and operational andoperations/projectcommercial efficiency of electricity services in the selected
detail/P162454
project areas.

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Iraq

https://projects.worldbank.or Second Equitable Growth & Job Creation Programmatic
Jordang/en/projectsDevelopment Policy Financing (P168130|FY19): support Jordan
operations/projectto set foundations to reduce business costs and improve market
detail/P168130
accessibility, create more flexible and integrated labor markets
and provide better and more efficient social assistance, andimprove fiscal sustainability and take more informed decisions
regarding risk.

38

https://projects.worldbank.or Municipal Energy Efficiency Project (P149872|FY16): promote Mexico
g/en/projectsenergy efficiency in street lighting, water use and buildings inoperations/project23 municipalities.
detail/P149872?lang=en8

https://projects.worldbank.or Montenegro Second Energy Efficiency Project (P165509|FY18): Montenegro
g/en/projectsimprove energy efficiency in health sector buildings, andoperations/projectdevelop and demonstrate a sustainable financing model.
detail/P165509?lang=en

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COVID-19 ProjectGreen Bond Impact Report

SectorTarget Results b

Energy & Extractives● US$200 of financing from Bank funds provided by IIF to commercially
viable infrastructure projects.
● 3 infrastructures financing supported by IIF using innovative
financing, such as: rupiah financing; take out financing; maturity
greater than 10 years.
● 7 Infrastructures sub-projects financed.

299.9

100%

174.7

● Improved capability of PLN (PT Perusahaan Listrik Negara) in planningand preparation of hydropower pumped storage projects in accordancewith international practice.
● Households fully compensated.

44.0

80%

35.8

Energy & Extractives

Energy & Extractives

Energy & Extractives

Energy & Extractives

Energy & Extractives● 50% increase in efficiency of Transmission and Distribution Network
infrastructure.
● 15% reduction in technical losses.
● 1,720,000 kVA of new substations' capacity constructed in the SouthElectricity Transmission Network Reinforcement component and
750,000 kVA in the SED Network Reconstruction and Reinforcementand Electricity Sales Revenue Management Improvement.
● 2,000,000 people provided with new or improved electricity service.
● 20% increase in women-owned businesses reporting increased
income due to improved electricity services.
● 20% increase in jobs.

● 2.5% increase in FDI in services as a percent of total investments
facilitated by Jordan Investment Commission.
● Guaranteed exports as a percentage of total exports more thandoubled.
● 100% of government entities prepare annual procurement plans atleast one month before the end of the fiscal year.
● 3% increase in female labor force participation rate.
● 85,000 additional households covered by the National Aid Fund.
● 15,000 households provided with electricity support benefits.
● 1,020,714 MWh projected lifetime savings.
● 28 sub-projects designed.
● 7,241 tons of CO2 eq. emissions avoided.
● 6 MW of renewable capacity added.
● 5,800 MWh of annual energy produced.
● 127,590 MWh of annual energy savings.
● 18 buildings retrofitted annually.
● 1,200,000 US$ captured energy cost savings annually.
● 220,000 potential patients and 2,000 staff benefiting.
● 37,333 tons of CO2 emissions avoided annually.
● 3,981 MWh of annual energy savings.

Committed
US$ mil c

IBRD share Allocatedd
US$ mil e

SDGs f

SDG 7
SDG 9
SDG 17

200.0

100%

0.5

1450.0

100%

728.6

150.0

96%

11.1

7.4

82%

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Project Life a

https://projects.worldbank.or Noor Ouarzazate Concentrated Solar Power (P131256|FY12,
g/en/projectsFY15): replace fossil fuel-based electricity with renewable
operations/projectenergy using concentrated solar power technology.
detail/P131256?lang=en

Morocco30

https://projects.worldbank.or Clean and Efficient Energy Project (P143689|FY15): develop
g/en/projectsthe first utility sized photovoltaic plant to more reliably supply
operations/projectsolar power to remote regions.
detail/P143689?lang=en

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https://projects.worldbank.or Tarbela Fourth Extension Hydropower Project
Pakistang/en/projects(P115893|FY12): facilitate a sustainable expansion of theoperations/projectBorrower 's electricity generation capacity.
detail/P115893
https://projects.worldbank.or National Transmission Modernization Project (P154987|FY18): Pakistan
g/en/projectsincrease the capacity and reliability of selected segments of theoperations/projectnational transmission system in Pakistan and modernize key
detail/P154987
business processes of the National Transmission and Dispatch
Company.

26

https://projects.worldbank.or Housing and Communal Services (P079032|FY08):improve the Russian Federation
g/en/projectsquality and financial viability of HCS of Participating
operations/projectMunicipalities.
detail/P079032

20

https://projects.worldbank.or Eskom Investment Support Project (P116410|FY10): enhanceg/en/projectsits power supply andenergy security in an efficient andoperations/projectsustainable manner so as to support both economic growthdetail/P116410
objectives and South Africa's longterm carbon mitigation
strategy.

https://projects.worldbank.or Energy Sector Improvement Project (P168273|FY19):
g/en/projectsstrengthen Tunisia’s electricity transmission system andoperations/projectimprove Tunisian Company of Electricity and Gas' commercial
detail/P168273
performance.

South Africa

Tunisia

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SectorTarget Results b

Energy & Extractives● 1,100,000 direct project beneficiaries, 50% of which are expected to
be female.
● 522,000 tons of CO2 eq. emissisons reduced.
● 410 MW of renewable capacity added.
● 1,638,000 MWh of annual energy produced.

Energy & Extractives

Energy & Extractives

Energy & Extractives

Energy & Extractives

Energy & Extractives

Energy & Extractives● 412,000 people benefit from electricity and associated economic
opportunities of which 50% are expected to be female.
● 73,512 tons of CO2 eq. emissions reduced.
● 75 MW of renewable capacity added.
● 2,820 MW of generation capacity of hydropower constructed or
rehabilitated.
● 4,825 GWh of energy supply.
● 50% reduction in frequency of forced outages per substation.
● Duration of forced outages per substation reduced by 60%(equivalent to 1,013 minutes).
● 12,516,000 KVA of substation capacity of the system added.
● 2 tons of GHG emissions reduced annually.
● 131 km of transmission lines constructed or rehabilitated.
● Decrease by 24.3 in pipe breaks in water supply system.
● 2,500,000 project beneficiaries, 1,300,000 of which are female.
● 563,500 people in urban areas provided with access to Improved
Water Sources.
● 161,000 piped household water connections that are benefiting fromrehabilitation works.
● 44.3 tons of BOD pollution load removed by treatment plant per
annum.
● 238,000 metric tons of CO2 emissions avoided.
● 4,800 MW generation capacity installed and commissioned (Medupi).
● 100 MW generation capacity installed and commissioned fromrenewable energy (Sere Wind Farm).
● 3,171 MW of generation capacity savings.
● 1,034 transmission lines completed.
● Increase by 99 MW in Energy Storage Capacity Installed andCommissioned.
● 4,584,283 project beneficiaries.
● 46 wind turbines erected.
● Cash recovery index increased to 92%.
● Transmission capacity along the South-North corridor increased to
3,090 MW.
● 100% of high and medium voltage customers provided with a smart
meter.
● 284 km of transmission lines constructed.
● 3 substations constructed and/or reinforced.
● Bill collection of private customers increased to 99%.

COVID-19 Project

Committed
US$ mil c

Green Bond Impact Report

IBRD share Allocatedd
US$ mil e

463.0

19%

188.2

125.0

79%

74.9

790.0

86%

409.5

425.0

79%

1.7

200.0

97%

198.5

3430.035%3117.8SDGs f

SDG 7
SDG 17
151.0

100%

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https://projects.worldbank.or Gas Sector Development (P093765|FY06): increase theTurkeyg/en/projectsreliability and stability of gas supply in Turkey by implementing
operations/projectcritically needed gas storage and network infrastructure, anddetail/P093765
support BOTAS in strengthening its operations as a financiallystable and commercially managed corporation.

24

https://projects.worldbank.or Renewable Energy Integration (P144534|FY14): assist in
g/en/projectsmeeting increased power demand by strengthening theoperations/projecttransmission system and facilitating large- scale renewabledetail/P144534?lang=en&tab energy generation.
=overviewhttps://projects.worldbank.or Turkey Geothermal Development Project (P151739|FY17):
g/en/projectsscale up private sector investment in geothermal energy
operations/projectdevelopment in Turkey.
detail/P151739

Turkey20

https://projects.worldbank.or Gas Storage Expansion Project (P162727|FY18): increase theg/en/projectsreliability and security of gas supply in Turkey by expanding
operations/projectunderground gas storage capacity in the country.
detail/P162727

Turkey

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Project Life a#

Turkeyhttps://projects.worldbank.or District Heating Energy Efficiency (P132741|FY14): improve
Ukraineg/en/projectsenergy efficiency and quality of service of District Heating
operations/projectcompanies.
detail/P132741?lang=en&tab=overviewhttps://projects.worldbank.or Second Power Transmission Project (P146788|FY15): improve Ukraine
g/en/projectsthe reliability of power transmission system and support
operations/projectimplementation of the Wholesale Electricity Market in Ukraine.
detail/P146788

https://projects.worldbank.or Energy Eficiency Facility for Industrial Enterprises
g/en/projects(P118737|FY10): improve energy efficiency in Industrial
operations/projectEnterprises (IEs) by designing and establishing a financing
detail/P118737
mechanism for energy saving investments.

Uzbekistan

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SectorTarget Results b

Energy & Extractives● Increase by 1.20 BCM (Billion cubic meters) in natural gas storage
capacity.
● 18 BCM of increased capacity of transmission lines to carry gas everyyear.
● 9,000,000 project beneficiaries, 50% of which are female.
● Compressor capacity of system increased by 70 MW.

Energy & Extractives

Energy & Extractives

Energy & Extractives

Energy & Extractives

Energy & Extractives

Energy & Extractives

COVID-19 Project

Committed
US$ mil c

Green Bond Impact Report

IBRD share Allocatedd
US$ mil e

725.0

77%

663.3

625.0

78%

229.1

250.0

71%

227.9

600.0

22%

174.1

160.0

87%

81.2

● Increase by 50% in electricity traded on bilateral basis and day aheadmarket in WEM of Ukraine.
● Decrease by 627 MWh in power usage for own needs of Substations
which were reconstructed.
● 50% reduction in operating and maintenance costs at therehabilitated Sub-stations.
● Decrease by 25% in electricity losses per year in project area.
● 430,000 MWh of annual energy savings.
● 2,804,407 tons per year of GHG emissions reduced or avoided basedon electricity savings.
● 1,100 MW ofrenewable energy capacity installed in Ukraine ES.

270.0

87%

66.3

● USD201,000,000 of leveraged amount of energy efficiency
investments.
● 613,000 MWh of energy savings.
● Emissions reduced by 1,269,000 metric tons of CO2 eq.
● 58 beneficiary industrial enterprises.

200.0

60%

55.6

● 52 km of transmissions lines constructed or rehabilitated.
● 690,000 tons of CO2 emissions avoided.
● 1,734,000 MWh of annual energy produced.

● 650,927 metric tons per year of potential CO2 emissions reduction.
● 110 MW of generation Capacity of Renewable (Geo-thermal) Energy
constructed.
● 5 capacity drilling projects supported by the Loan Facility.
● Reduction of gas supply curtailments due to available gas storage at
the Tuz Golu Expansion Plant from 1,500,000 m3 to 0 m3.
● 67% reduction of spot liquefied natural gas purchases due toavailable gas storage at the Tuz Golu Expansion Plant.
● Increased gas storage capacity through the Tuz Golu Gas Storage
Expansion Plant by 4,000,000 m3.
● 4,000,000 Turkish gas consumers benefitting from gas supply.
● 721,400 consumers served by the participatingcompanies.
● 261,800 tons of CO2 emissions avoided annually.
● 524,000 MWh of annual energy savings.

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https://projects.worldbank.or Vietnam Energy Efficiency for Industrial Enterprises(VEEIE)
g/en/projects(P151086|FY17): improve energy efficiency in Vietnam's
operations/projectindustrial sector.
detail/P151086

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Country

Project Life aVietnam15

https://projects.worldbank.or Transmission Efficiency Project (P131558|FY15): improve the Vietnam
g/en/projectscapacity, efficiency and reliability of electricity transmission
operations/projectservices in selected parts of the electricity transmission network
detail/P131558
in the territory of the Borrower.

36

https://projects.worldbank.or Growth and Inclusion DPF (P166564|FY20): achieve more
Angolag/en/projectssustainable and inclusive growth, through a macro-financial andoperations/projectinstitutional environment that is conducive to private-sector led
detail/P166564
growth; and financial and social inclusion.

40

https://projects.worldbank.or Access to Longer Term Finance for Micro, Small and Medium
g/en/projectsEnterprises Project (P159515|FY17): improve access to, andoperations/projectstrengthen the framework for the provision of, longer term
detail/P159515
finance for eligible micro, small and medium enterprises.

https://projects.worldbank.or MSME Access to Finance Project (P152276|FY18): improveg/en/projectsaccess to finance for private MSMEs and enhance governance
operations/projectand the institutional capacity of the Development Bank of thedetail/P152276
Republic of Belarus.

Argentina

Belarus40

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SectorTarget Results b

Energy & Extractives● 4,639,000 MWh of projected lifetime energy savings.
● 25 Industrial Enterprises adopting improved energy efficiency
technologies.
● 37,822 propject beneficiaries, 30% of which are women.
● 5,027,000 tons of CO2 eq. avoided annually.

100.0

63%

23.3

● 80% increase in transfer capacity in Project area.
● Reduced by 66% the average duration of faults in, respectively, inNorth Red River, South Red River and Tan Uyen area (equivalent to106, 89 and 32 minutes's reduction).
● 3,950 MW of transformer capacity installed.
● 1,040 km of transmission lines constructed or rehabilitated.

500.0

68%

272.8

Energy & Extractives

Financial Sector

Financial Sector

Financial Sector● 4 quarterly fiscal accounts published per calendar year, with lags nolonger than 45 days for each quarter.
● 90% of the total deposit accounts insured by a Deposit Guarantee
Fund.
● Government transfers to State-owned Enterprises (operational
subsidies, capital transfers) as a share of GDP decreased to 2%.
● Implementation of new fuel pricing: implementation of utility tariff
setting mechanism in line with revenue requirement.
● FDI inflows (non-oil sector) as a share of GDP increased to 1%.
● 800,000 poor households registered and receiving cash transfers in
the Cadastro Único.
● Increase from 0 to >1 in the ratio of the average portfolio maturity of
MSME sub-loans under the project, over the average portfolio maturityof PFI’s MSME lending portfolio not financed under the project.
● BICE (Bank for Investment and Foreign Trade) has a dedicated unit forrisk management of second tier operations, with improved capacity forquantitative and qualitative analysis of risks.
● New business development service platform operated by SEPYME(MSME and Regional Development Department) developed andfunctioning.

● Governance and business model of the Development Bank of the
Republic of Belarus (DBRB) strengthened.
● 170% increase in DBRB MSME loan portfolio provided throughparticipating financial institutions.
● 150 MSME beneficiaries that obtained credit.
● US$56,000,000 of loans disbursed.

Committed
US$ mil c

IBRD share Allocatedd
US$ mil e

SDGs f

SDG 10
SDG 1
SDG 2

500.0

100%

500.0

50.0

100%

28.1

60.0

100%

43.2

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https://projects.worldbank.or Banking Sector Strengthening Project (P158387|FY17):
g/en/projectsimprove the soundness of the banking sector by enhancing
operations/projectbank regulation, supervision and resolution capacity and bydetail/P158387
enhancing the governance of the Entity development banks.

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https://projects.worldbank.or Inclusive Housing Finance Program (P150993|FY15): improveg/en/projectsthe affordability of formal housing for low-income households
operations/projectin the Arab Republic of Egypt and to strengthen the Social
detail/P150993
Housing Fund's capacity to design policies and coordinate
programs in the social housing sector.

Country

Bosnia andHerzegovina

Egypt, Arab RepublicofProject Life a40

40

https://projects.worldbank.or Catalyzing Entrepreneurship for Job Creation (P162835|FY19): Egypt, Arab Republic
g/en/projectsfoster job creation and improve other economic opportunities ofoperations/projectfor targeted beneficiaries.
detail/P162835

40

https://projects.worldbank.or First Financial Sector Reform Development Policy Financing
g/en/projects(P170940|FY20): support financial sector reforms that will
operations/projectassist the Government of Indonesia in achieving a deep,
detail/P170940
efficient and resilient financial sector.

19

Indonesia

https://projects.worldbank.or Access to Finance for MSMEs (P152307|FY18): improve access Jamaica
g/en/projectsto finance for micro, small, and medium enterprises.
operations/projectdetail/P152307

35

https://projects.worldbank.or MSME Development Project for Inclusive Growth
g/en/projects(P132314|FY13): contribute to the improvement of access tooperations/projectfinance for micro, small and medium enterprises in thedetail/P132314
Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan.

35

JordanSectorTarget Results b

Financial Sector● All Republika Srpska and Federation of Bosna and Herzegovina banks
remain well-capitalized.
● Federal Banking Agency and Banking Agency of the Republic of Srpska
review and efficiently respond to cases when banks do not meet
prudential norms for capital adequacy.
● Federal Banking Agency and Banking Agency of the Republic of Srpska
perform its legally mandated technical functions in bank resolution.
● New governance and business model for Investment Development
Bank of the Republika Srpska and for Development Bank of theFederation of Bosnia and Herzegovina developed.

Financial Sector

Financial Sector

Financial Sector

Financial Sector

Financial Sector● 830,000 targeted households accessing ownership and rental housing
units with support from the Program.
● 50% of program beneficiaries in bottom 20% of the income
distribution.
● 250,000 demand-side subsidies supporting the purchase or rental of
housing units developed by the private sector.
● 725,000 households receiving demand side housing subsidies (AMP)
for new units.
● 105,000 households participating in rental subsidy programs.
● 85,200 entrepreneurs receiving financing through the project.
● 100,000 jobs created through the project.
● US$89,000,000 of risk capital mobilized by private sector entities forinnovative startups and high-growth SMEs.
● Adults stating distance is the foremost barrier to opening atransaction account reduced to 10%.
● Short-term investments (cash, bank deposits) in pension fund
portfolios reduced to 16%.
● 400 financial product marketing violations detected annually.
● 40 payment service providers facilitating Quick Response payments.
● 75 commercial banks complying with sustainable finance practices.
● Pooling fund utilized in disaster response.

● 15 SMEs getting access to risk capital through the SME Fund.
● 1,100 guarantees issued for MSME loans through the improved
Credit Enhancement Facility.
● US$10,000,000 of private capital mobilized.
● 3,500 project beneficiaries.
● 10% increase in overall MSME portfolio of partcipating banks.
● 1% decrease in SME Portfolio at Risk.
● 5,500 jobs created by MSMEs Project Beneficiaries.
● 20% increase in youth owned businesses as a percent of totalbusinesses served by the line of credit.

COVID-19 Project

Committed
US$ mil c

Green Bond Impact Report

IBRD share Allocatedd
US$ mil e

60.0

100%

23.0

1000.0

100%

373.1

200.0

100%

32.9

SDGs f

SDG 2
SDG 9
SDG 17

SDG 9
SDG 17
SDG 1
600.0

100%

300.0

15.0

100%

5.9

120.0

100%

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https://projects.worldbank.or Innovative Startups Fund Project (P161905|FY17): increase
g/en/projectsprivate early stage equity finance for innovative small andoperations/projectmedium enterprises.
detail/P161905

150

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Jordan40

https://projects.worldbank.or Supporting Innovation in SME's Project (P127306|FY13):
Lebanong/en/projectsincrease the supply of early stage finance for financially viable,
operations/projectnew, and existing innovative firms, and support the capability ofdetail/P127306
firms to respond to the COVID -19 crisis.

https://projects.worldbank.or Expanding Rural Finance (P153338|FY16): expand theg/en/projectsavailability of finance to the rural economy.
operations/projectdetail/P153338

Mexico23

31

https://projects.worldbank.or COVID-19 Financial Access DPF (P172863|FY20): contribute to Mexico
g/en/projectsthe government’s efforts to support liquidity in the financial
operations/projectsector, and establish instruments for improved financial access.
detail/P172863

19

https://projects.worldbank.or Improving Access to Affordable Housing Project
Mexicog/en/projects(P157932|FY17): increase access to affordable housing for lowoperations/projectincome beneficiaries.
detail/P157932

30

https://projects.worldbank.or Financing Innovative Startups and Small and Medium
g/en/projectsEnterprises (P150928|FY17): facilitate the increase of private
operations/projectequity and quasi-equity finance for innovative startups anddetail/P150928
small and medium enterprises in the Project Area.

30

MoroccoSectorTarget Results b

Financial Sector● US$71,500,000 of private capital mobilized.
● 150 beneficiary companies receiving financing through the project.
● 100 beneficiary companies that introduced a new product or process.
● 10 financial intermediaries receiving financing through the project.

Financial Sector

Financial Sector

Financial Sector

Financial Sector

Financial Sector● 110 beneficiary firms, 10% owned by women.
● 166 new/ improved products/processes offered.
● 180 new jobs created in beneficiary SMEs, 10% of which are filled by
women.
● 70% of beneficiary firms reporting sales of new medical goods andservices sales.
● 11 firms receiving funding from the COVID-19 financing facility.
● 80% of firms reporting that innovative SME funding contributes to job
protection during the economic crisis and COVID-19 outbreak.

● 400,000 loans disbursed under project.
● UD$773 million of total loans disbursed under project.
● 6% increase in average non-performing loans ratio for PFIs receiving
project funds.
● 155 PFIs that receive capacity building from Rural Financial
Development Agency.
● 315,000 final beneficiaries with loans financed with project funds.
● 260,000 final microfinance beneficiaries financed with project funds.

● 15% reduction of the stock of monetary regulation deposit.
● 1,200,000 minors ages 15 to 17 that own a bank account.
● 100% of licensed Electronic Payment Funds Institutions in compliancewith transparency and disclosure rules on contracts.
● 60% of women benefitting from state development banks’ financial
access programs.
● 100% of schools incorporating Financial Education in their official
curriculum.
● 28,700 low-income population benefiting from direct supports, 50%
of which are women.
● 3 cities that take concrete steps or actions to increase density or
relieve regulatory bottlenecks for affordable housing provision.
● 5 studies completed to support proposed urban plans.
● A community dissemination campaign targeting indigenous
populations designed and implemented.
● US$30,000,000 of Private Capital Mobilized.
● 100 beneficiaries that introduced a new or, improved on an existing,product, process, or service.
● 60 SMEs receiving private equity financing through the project.

COVID-19 Project

Committed
US$ mil c

Green Bond Impact Report

IBRD share Allocatedd
US$ mil e

50.0

51%

30.1

30.0

100%

23.0

800.0

99%

320.6

SDGs f

SDG 9
SDG 3
SDG 8
1000.0

100%

2.5

100.0

100%

72.7

50.0

100%

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https://projects.worldbank.or Financial Inclusion and Digital Economy Projectg/en/projects(P168587|FY19): foster financial inclusion and contribute tooperations/projectdigital transformation for individuals, enterprises, anddetail/P168587
entrepreneurs.

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Project Life a

Morocco30

https://projects.worldbank.or Development Finance Project (P146319|FY15): increase theg/en/projectsavailability and access to finance for micro, small, and medium
operations/projectenterprises through eligible financial intermediaries with thedetail/P146319
support of a new wholesale development finance institution.

Nigeria

https://projects.worldbank.or OECS MSME Guarantee Facility Project (P157715|FY18):
g/en/projectsfacilitate additional financial intermediation for MSMEs byoperations/projectsupporting the establishment of a regional partial guarantee
detail/P157715
corporation.

OECS Countries

https://projects.worldbank.or First Economic Management Development Policy Loang/en/projects(P169505|FY20): improve the enabling conditions for more
operations/projectresilient, private sector-led growth, promote economic growthdetail/P169505
that is more environmentally sustainable and resilient toclimate-induced shocks, and increase resilience through more
efficient and accountable management of public resources.

Paraguayhttps://projects.worldbank.or Financial Education and Financial Literacy (P120338|FY11):
g/en/projectsimprove the financial literacy of Russian citizens (especially,
operations/projectamong the school-age and college students, and active anddetail/P120338
potential low- and middle-income users of financial services);and strengthen the foundations for improving consumer
protection in financial services.

Russian Federation

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SectorTarget Results b

Financial Sector● 0.8% increase in gross loan portfolio for the microfinance sector.
● MAD0.6 billion increase in cumulative Tamwil El Fellah (agriculture
development financing corporation) loans disbursed.
● 75% of payment companies reporting gender-disaggregatedperformance data to Central Bank of Morocco.
● 50,000 independent professionals, selfemployed individuals, and nonsalary individuals with health insurance coverage.
● MAD2 billion of Sukuk certificate issuances.
● 3 insurance companies issuing Takaful products.
● 20,000 mobile/"m"-wallets issued.
● 2.6% increase in fixed broadband penetration as a percentage ofhouseholds.
● 3% increase in rural households with Internet access.
● The new electronic portal is operational.
● 2 business angel networks that have been certified by the Central
Guarantee Agency.
● 30 start-up projects submitted to business angels for financing.

Financial Sector

Financial Sector

Financial Sector

Financial Sector● Increase by %5 in PFIs' eligible sub-loan portfolio quality (NonPerforming Loans).
● US$651,000,000 of PFIs' Eligible Sub-Loans facilitated by Credit
Guarantee Facility.
● US$445,000,000 of PFIs' Eligible Sub-Loans facilitated by Line of
Credit Facility.
● 400 Guaranteed Loans.
● US$10,000,000 of outstanding guaranteed loans.
● 45 loan officers trained in MSME credit assessment.
● 400 MSMEs receiving guaranteed loans.
● 30% of guarantees issued to women owned or managed MSMEs.

● Average number of days to register a business decreased to 18.
● Average time for customs clearance decreased to 132 hours.
● Data on land use change is publicly available in online data portals.
● US$5 million of loans extended for commercial forest plantations.
● Report on risks of money laundering from tax evasion is completed.

● Financial literacy strategy is developed and agreed between key
stakeholders.
● 9 regional Financial literacy development programs being
implemented with the project support.
● 120 educational modules and learning materials developed nationallyat federal level.

COVID-19 Project

Committed
US$ mil c

Green Bond Impact Report

IBRD share Allocatedd
US$ mil e

700.0

100%

685.2

500.0

100%

409.5

SDGs f

SDG 3
SDG 9
SDG 17
2.0

17%

0.8

SDG 15
SDG 1
SDG 2
200.0

100%

200.0

25.0

22%

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https://projects.worldbank.or State Owned Financial Institutions Reform Project
Serbiag/en/projects(P156837|FY18): improve the performance of Banka Postanska
operations/projectStedionica AD Beograd and promote the reform of development
detail/P156837
finance institutions and other state-owned financial institutions.

20

https://projects.worldbank.or Land Bank Financial Intermediation Project (P150008|FY17):
g/en/projectssustainably scale up Land Bank's financing, specifically tooperations/projectbenefit emerging farmers.
detail/P150008

South Africa

29

https://projects.worldbank.or Competitiveness and Sector Diversification (P166187|FY20):
g/en/projectssupport sector governance improvements and increase
operations/projectcompetitiveness in targeted industries in Suriname.
detail/P166187

Suriname

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https://projects.worldbank.or Long Term Export Finance (P156252|FY17): improve access to
g/en/projectslonger term finance for export oriented small, medium andoperations/projectlarge enterprises.
detail/P156252

Country

Project Life a#

Turkeyhttps://projects.worldbank.or Inclusive Access to Finance (P163225|FY18): improve access to Turkey
g/en/projectslonger-term finance for women-inclusive enterprises andoperations/projectenterprises in less developed sub-regions affected by the influx
detail/P163225
of Syrians under temporary protection.

https://projects.worldbank.or Access to Long Term Finance (P156766|FY17): improve access Ukraine
g/en/projectsto longer term finance for export oriented small and medium
operations/projectenterprises.
detail/P156766
https://projects.worldbank.or Health System Improvement Project (P144688|FY15):
Albaniag/en/projectscontribute to the modernization of selected pubic hospital
operations/projectservices.
detail/P144688

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40

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SectorTarget Results b

Financial Sector● 60% decrease in Banka Postanska Stedionica gross amount of
performing credit exposures to medium and large private sector
enterprises compared to end-2016.
● 70% reduction in state-owned non-performing loans compared to
end-2016.
● Adopted a strategy for development finance.

50.0

89%

13.0

● US$65,100,000 of wholesale loans disbursed.
● US$27,900,000 of direct value chain loans disbursed under the
project.
● 10% increase in total Non-Performing Loans rate under the line ofcredit.
● 1,100 project beneficiaries.

93.0

100%

26.9

Financial Sector

Financial Sector

Financial Sector

Financial Sector

Financial Sector

Health

● 50% of mining concessions subject to formal inspections following
good international practice.
● 15% increase in revenue of SMEs benefitting from project support.
● 14 regulatory or policy reforms adopted to strengthen governanceand competitiveness in targeted industries.
● 160 SMEs benefitting from capacity upgrading support.
● A system for transparent assessment and collection of revenues fromthe mining sector established.
● 260 SME beneficiaries financed by PFIs under the project.
● 30 Large Enterprise beneficiaries financed by PFIs under the project.
● US$300,000,000 of Bank support.
● Increased from 0 to >1 the ratio of the average maturity of SME subfinancing under the project, over the average maturity of theparticipating financial institution's SME portfolio not financed under
the project.
● Increased from 0 to >1 the ratio of the average maturity of large
enterprise sub-financing under the project, over the average maturityof the borrower's large enterprise portfolio not financed under the
project.
● 240 SME beneficiaries financed under the project.
● 40 large enterprise beneficiaries financed under the project.
● 60 SME beneficiaries financed by PFIs.
● US$150,000,000 of Bank Support.
● 2 active PFIs.
● 3 hospitals in the selected region that have launched theimplementation of the hospital master plan recommendations.
● 4 regional hospitals with Hospital Information System established andfunctional.
●100 experts and selected health personnel receiving training.
●14 regional hospitals renovated and/or equipped.

Committed
US$ mil c

IBRD share Allocatedd
US$ mil e

SDGs f

SDG 2
SDG 17
SDG 1
23.0

100%

0.1

300.0

100%

300.0

400.0

100%

202.7

150.0

100%

62.6

40.0

100%

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https://projects.worldbank.or Health System Performance Strengthening Project (HSPSP)
g/en/projects(P160948|FY18): increase the utilization and the quality ofoperations/projecthealth care services in target provinces and municipalities. The
detail/P160948
project has also made available immediate financing tosupport the Government of Angola in its urgent health sector
response to the COVID-19 pandemic. This financing has beenutilized to support operational costs related to the response
and strategic procurements for COVID-19 materials andequipment.

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Project Life a

SectorTarget Results b

Angola37

Health● 558,000 child health consultations in the 13 Child Health Expansion
municipalities.
● 60 health units implementing the minimum package of maternal andchild health services.
● 22 health facilities that provide TB diagnosis.
● 160,000 people who have received essential health, nutrition, andpopulation services.
● 113,895 female adolescents (12-15) and women (ages 15-49) who
had a family planning consultation.
● 110,000 children immunized.
● 10,000 women and children who have received basic nutrition
services.
● 159,000 children receiving first dose of Measles and Rubella.

https://projects.worldbank.or Protecting Vulnerable people Against NoncommunicableArgentina
g/en/projectsDiseases Project (P133193|FY15): contribute to improving theoperations/projectreadiness of public health facilities to deliver higher quality NCDdetail/P133193
services for vulnerable population groups and expanding thescope of selected services; and protecting vulnerable
population groups against prevalent NCD risk factors.

https://projects.worldbank.or Supporting Effective Universal Health Coverage in Argentina
g/en/projects(P163345|FY18): increase effective and equitable coverage of
operations/projectkey health services provided to the eligible population; anddetail/P163345
increase the institutional capacity of the MSN and MSPs to
implement mechanisms for an integrated delivery system.

Argentina

40

39

HealthHealth● Increase by 60% in public primary health care facilities certified toprovide quality services for the detection and control of NCDs.
● 850 public health care facilities providing new services for early
detection of colon cancer.
● Reduction by 13% in the prevalence of sodium consumption among
vulnerable population.
● 3,500 health personnel receiving training.
● 5% reduction in the prevalence of tobacco consumption among
adults.
● 18 provinces that have implemented recommended actions to reduce
population sodium consumption.
● 6 provinces that have a regulation in place to prevent childhood
obesity through actions in school environments.

● 13.3% increase in eligible population with effective health coverage.
● 12% increase in eligible population enrolled and assigned to a healthfacility, for continuous care (“empaneled”).
● 10.3% increase in eligible pregnant women with early antenatal care.
● 40% increase in health facilities with service delivery capacity
strengthened for key lines of care, through medical equipment
provision.

COVID-19 Project

Committed
US$ mil c

Green Bond Impact Report

IBRD share Allocatedd
US$ mil e

110.0

100%

49.7

303.8

80%

151.6

300.0

46%

36.7

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https://projects.worldbank.or COVID-19 Emergency Response Project (P173767|FY20):
g/en/projectsstrengthen preparedness and response efforts against theoperations/projectCOVID-19 pandemic and national systems for public healthdetail/P173767
preparedness in Argentina.

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Project Life a

SectorTarget Results b

Argentina

39

Health

● 90% of suspected cases of COVID-19 reported and investigated per
approved protocols.
● 90% of diagnosed cases treated per approved protocols.
● 80% of acute healthcare facilities with increased isolation capacity.
● 19 laboratories conducting COVID-19 sample testing.
● 90% of public hospitals with Intensive Care Units strengthened.
● 80% of public hospitals with Intensive Care Units received training
according approved protocols.
● 90% of participating hospitals with personal protective equipment
and infection control products and supplies, provided.

https://projects.worldbank.or Health System Modernization Project (P156778|FY17):
Belarusg/en/projectscontribute to improving selected aspects of the quality of healthoperations/projectcare delivery in the Republic of Belarus.
detail/P156778

20

https://projects.worldbank.or Health Service Delivery Network Project (P164453|FY18):
Boliviag/en/projectsimprove access to, and quality of, health service delivery inoperations/projectselected health networks and to respond to the threat posed bydetail/P164453
COVID-19.

38

https://projects.worldbank.or Chongqing Urban Rural Integration Project II-HealthChinag/en/projects(P126210|FY12): improve the access of populations in selected
operations/projectnon-metropolitan areas to County/District level hospital-based
detail/P126210
services, raising the efficiency of service production andimproving the quality of care in targeted hospitals.

31

https://projects.worldbank.or China Health Reform Program (P154984|FY17): improve theg/en/projectsquality of healthcare services and the efficiency of theoperations/projecthealthcare delivery systems in Anhui and Fujian provinces.
detail/P154984

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China

HealthHealthHealthHealthCOVID-19 Project

Committed
US$ mil c

Green Bond Impact Report

IBRD share Allocatedd
US$ mil e

SDG 3
SDG 17

35.0

100%

15.8

125.0

100%

10.0

● 7 network referral centers operational with at least 60% of therequired medical staff and providing health services.
● 75% of health facilities supported in the targeted networks fulfill thelicensing standards.
● 20 clinical guidelines updated or developed.
● 57 health facilities and 3 regional labratories equipped to improve
response to the COVID-19 outbreak.

252.0

84%

43.7

● 8 project hospital buildings that meet or exceed the National Energy
Saving Standard.
● 60% of the construction area with central heating/air conditioning
system out of the total hospital construction area.
● 600 trainees who complete the training as evidenced by completion
certificate or accreditation.
● 1,400 health personnel receiving training.
● 8 health facilities constructed, renovated, and/or equipped.

90.0

64%

65.3

● 20 counties that have established a county-township-village
population health information system (Anhui).
● 500 Township Health Centers/Community Health Centers that haveestablished primary care health information systems (Fujian).

600.0

100%

242.9

● 8% increase in survival rate of newborns at the Intensive Neonatal
Department of the RCMC (Republican Center of Mother and Child).
● 100% of selected health facilities (PHC centers/ambulatories,
polyclinics, hospitals, and diagnostic centers) that can electronicallyexchange patient summaries.
● 50% increase in diabetes patients who received A1C blood sugar test
once a year.
● 7,500 health care specialists trained in emergency medical care at
BelMapo, including using simulation equipment.

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https://projects.worldbank.or Strengthening Universal Health Insurance in Costa Ricag/en/projects(P148435|FY16): contribute to improving the timeliness andoperations/projectquality of health services; and enhancing the institutional
detail/P148435
efficiency of the Costa Rican Social Security Administration.

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https://projects.worldbank.or COVID-19 Emergency Response Project (P173773|FY20):
g/en/projectsprevent and respond to the threat posed by COVID-19 andoperations/projectstrengthen national systems for public health preparedness.
detail/P173773

Country

Project Life a

SectorTarget Results b

Costa Rica

40

Health

● 22% increase in major surgeries from priority list conducted in
outpatient settings according to Costa Rican Social Security
Administration institutional guidelines.
● 30% increase in total number of primary health care units (Areas deSalud) with the Unique Digital Health Record e-health package (EDUS).
● 35% reduction in average waiting days for hip and knee replacement.
● Institutional strategic intelligence system data designed and approved
resulting in launching two annual reports.

Ecuador39

https://projects.worldbank.or Transforming Egypt's Healthcare System Project
Egypt, Arab Republic
g/en/projects(P167000|FY18): improve the quality of primary and secondary ofoperations/projecthealth care services, enhance demand for health and family
detail/P167000
planning services, and support the prevention and control of
Hepatitis C.

40

https://projects.worldbank.or COVID-19 Emergency Response Project (P173883|FY20):
Eswatini
g/en/projectsprevent, detect and respond to the threat posed by COVID-19
operations/projectand strengthen national systems for public health preparedness
detail/P173883
in Eswatini.

35

https://projects.worldbank.or COVID-19 Strategic Preparedness and Response Projectg/en/projects(P173927|FY20): prevent, detect and respond to the threat
operations/projectposed by COVID-19 and strengthen national systems for publicdetail/P173927
health preparedness in Gabon.

Gabon

13

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● 80% of prioritized ICU units are fully equipped and operational.
● 10 public health campaign audiovisual materials developed anddisseminated.
● 80% of ICU beds in prioritized ICU units are fully equipped andoperational.

● 35,000,000 people screened for Viral Hepatitis C.
● 7% increase in contraceptive prevalence rate.
● 20,000,000 targeted people screened for non-communicablediseases.
● 3,400,000 women and children who have received basic nutrition
services.
● 95% of suspected cases reported that are tested according tonational guidelines.
● 14 public hospitals with COVID-19 triage capacity.
● M&E system established to monitor the COVID-19 preparedness andresponse plan.
● 4,410 additional health staff trained in COVID-19 infection prevention
and control per Ministry of Health-approved protocols.
● 3 hospital with fully equipped ICU beds.

● 5 designated laboratories with COVID-19 diagnostic equipment, test
kits, and reagents.
● 60% of suspected cases of COVID-19 reported and investigated per
approved protocol.
● 70% of diagnosed cases treated per approved protocol● 80% of health staff equipped with appropriate PPE for infection
prevention and control per Ministry of Health-approved protocols.
● 60,000 suspected COVID-19 cases tested per Ministry of Healthapproved protocols at the 5 designated laboratories equipped to
conduct COVID-19 diagnosis.
● M&E system established to monitor COVID-19 preparedness andresponse plan.

COVID-19 Project

Committed
US$ mil c

420.0Green Bond Impact Report

IBRD share Allocatedd
US$ mil e

100%

SDGs f

390.0

SDG 3
SDG 1
SDG 5
20.0

100%

10.1

530.0

53%

282.3

SDG 3
SDG 17

6.0

100%

3.9

SDG 3

9.0

100%

6.2

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https://projects.worldbank.or Crecer Sano: Guatemala Nutrition and Health Projectg/en/projects(P159213|FY17): improve selected practices, services andoperations/projectbehaviors known to be key determinants of chronic
detail/P159213
malnutrition (with an emphasis on the first 1,000 days of life),
and respond to the threat posed by COVID-19, in selectedintervention areas.

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Project Life a

Guatemalahttps://projects.worldbank.or Tamil Nadu Health System Reform Program (P166373|FY19):
g/en/projectsimprove quality of care, strengthen management of nonoperations/projectcommunicable diseases and injuries, and reduce inequities indetail/P166373
reproductive and child health services in Tamil Nadu.

India

https://projects.worldbank.or Andhra Pradesh Health Systems Strengthening Projectg/en/projects(P167581|FY19): improve the quality and responsiveness ofoperations/projectpublic health services and increase access of the population todetail/P167581
an expanded package of primary health services.

India

https://projects.worldbank.or Program Towards Elimination of Tuberculosis (P167523|FY19): India
g/en/projectsimprove the coverage and quality of TB control interventions inoperations/projectthe private and public sector in targeted states of India.
detail/P167523

40

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Health

● 70% municipalities implemented combined interventions.
● 2 temporary hospitals established and equipped as per Ministry of
Public Health and Social Assistance guidelines.
● 80,000 families being served by new or rehabilitated water systems in
the intervention areas.
● 5.000 health staff trained in infection prevention and control per
Ministry of Public Health and Social Assistance-approved protocols.
● 7.000 families served by new or rehabilitation works for sanitation
systems in the intervention areas.
● 70% of children under two years old who are beneficiaries of the CCT
Program receiving transfers.
● 31% increase in coverage of prenatal care with at least four visits in
the intervention areas.
● 40,000 additional women of reproductive age in the intervention
areas having access/receiving at least one family planning method.
● 2,400 health personnel receiving training.
● 154 health facilities constructed, renovated, and/or equipped.
● 680,000 people who have received essential health, nutrition, andpopulation (HNP) services.
● 400,000 children immunized.
● 280,000 women and children who have received basic nutrition
services

HealthHealthHealth●3,600,000 children immunized.
● Antenatal Care increased to 41% and fully immunization increased to
70% in effort to increase utilization of reproductive and child healthservices.
● 5% increase in the average patient reported experience score.
● 2% increase in patients diagnosed and at risk of hypertension anddiabetes, managed as per protocol at the Subcenter or Primary HealthCenter.
● 11 districts with at least 90% of pregnant women receiving full antenatal care.
● 1,400 health facilities with an operational integrated online patientmanagement system.
● 6% increase in the percentage of patients accessing their individual
Electronic Medical Records.
● 67% of the adult population screened and stratified by risk as per
clinical protocols for hypertension and diabetes.
● 800,000 private notifications in targeted states annually.
● 77% and 60% of TB patients notified by, respectively, public andprivate providers receiving 1st Nikshay Poshan Yojana payment
intargeted states annually.
● 56% increase in beneficiaries receiving financial support through DBT
in targeted states.

COVID-19 Project

Committed
US$ mil c

100.0

287.0

Green Bond Impact Report

IBRD share Allocatedd
US$ mil e

100%

5%

SDGs f

1.5

52.7

SDG 3
SDG 2
SDG 4

SDG 3
SDG 9
SDG 6

328.0

10%

31.6

SDG 3
SDG 17
SDG 1
400.0

30%

41.0

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https://projects.worldbank.or COVID-19 Emergency Response and Health Systems
g/en/projectsPreparedness Project (P173836|FY20): prevent, detect andoperations/projectrespond to the threat posed by COVID-19 and strengthendetail/P173836
national health systems for preparedness in India.

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Project Life a

SectorTarget Results b

24

Health

● 70% of district hospitals with isolation capacity.
● The Government has activated their one health coordination
mechanism for COVID-19.
● 70% of district health centers/district hospitals with personal
protective equipment and infection control products and supplies,
without stock-outs in preceding two weeks.
● 70% of states with sufficient COVID-19 testing capacity within 4
weeks of project implementation.
● 70% of states issuing school closures with state-level distancelearning strategies for primary and secondary school students.
● 80% of district hospital doctors and nurses who are trained on WHO
standards of clinical treatment for COVID-19 within 8 weeks of project
implementation.
● 70% of states with Emerging Infectious Disease Contingency Plans inplace with dedicated budget.
● 25 subnational governments receiving Regional Infrastructure
Development Fund loans.
● IDR 400,000,000 raised.
● IDR 150 bn of average loan size approved by Regional Infrastructure
Development Fund.

https://projects.worldbank.or Regional Infrastructure Development Fund (P154947|FY17):
Indonesia
g/en/projectsincrease access to infrastructure finance at the subnational level
operations/projectthrough a financially sustainable financial intermediary.
detail/P154947

15

https://projects.worldbank.or Supporting Primary Health Care Reform (P164277|FY18):
Indonesia
g/en/projectsstrenghten the performance of Indonesia’s primary health care
operations/projectsystem.
detail/P164277

21

https://projects.worldbank.or Investing in Nutrition and Early Years (P164686|FY18):
g/en/projectsincrease simultaneous utilization of nutrition interventions by
operations/project1,000-day households in priority districts.
detail/P164686

20

Indonesia

https://projects.worldbank.or COVID-19 Emergency Response Project (P173994|FY20):
Iran, Islamicg/en/projectsimprove the availability of selected essential, life-saving medical Republic ofoperations/projectequipment for COVID-19 response.
detail/P173994
https://projects.worldbank.or Emergency Health Project (P163387|FY17): support the
Jordang/en/projectsGovernment of Jordan in maintaining the delivery of primary
operations/projectand secondary health services to poor uninsured Jordanians anddetail/P163387
Syrian refugees at Ministry of Health facilities.

16

40

HealthHealthHealthHealthHealth● Increase by 12% in women delivering at a health care facility.
● 23,375,000 People who have received essential health, nutrition, andpopulation services.
● 600 special health worker teams deployed.
● 308 commitments of Priority District leaders to accelerate stunting
prevention.
● The performance of districts in targeting priority nutritioninterventions increased to 77%.
● 300 Priority Districts delivery of nutrition-sensitive professional
development program for Early Childhood Education and Development
Teachers.
● 308 villages empowered to identify 1,000-day households andconverge intervention delivery.
● 90% of beneficiaries receiving food assistance program (BNPT) in
Priority Districts.
● 100% of selected health facilities provided with essential life-saving
medical equipment for COVID-19 response.

COVID-19 Project

Committed
US$ mil c

Green Bond Impact Report

IBRD share Allocatedd
US$ mil e

SDGs f

SDG 3
SDG 9
SDG 171000.0

100%

502.5

100.0

25%

33.1

150.0

0%

49.3

SDG 3
SDG 2
SDG 10

400.0

2%

32.4

SDG 3
50.0*

100%

51.4*

177.2

71%

105.8

● 1,101,290 in children immunized.

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https://projects.worldbank.or COVID-19 Emergency Response (P173972|FY20): prevent,g/en/projectsdetect and respond to the threat posed by COVID-19
operations/projectandstrengthen the national health system for public healthdetail/P173972
preparedness.

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SectorTarget Results b

Jordan40

Health● 32 hospitals that comply with COVID-19 case management per WHO
protocol.
● 1,500 health and non-health staff trained in infection and prevention
control per Ministry of Health-approved protocols.
● 2 newly renovated health facilities fully equipped with medical
equipment and commodities for COVID-19.
● M&E system established to monitor COVID-19 preparedness andresponse plan.

https://projects.worldbank.or Social Health Insurance Project: Improving Access, Quality,
g/en/projectsEfficiency and Financial Protection (P152625|FY16): improve
operations/projectaccessibility, quality, and efficiency of health service delivery,
detail/P152625
and reduce financial risks to the population that are caused byserious health problems.

Kazakhstan

https://projects.worldbank.or Health Resilience Project (P163476|FY17): increase access to
g/en/projectsquality healthcare services to poor Lebanese and displaced
operations/projectSyrians in Lebanon and strengthen the Government’s capacity
detail/P163476
to respond to COVID-19.

Lebanonhttps://projects.worldbank.or Covid-19 Emergency Response and Health System
Mongolia
g/en/projectsPreparedness Project (P173799|FY20): strengthen Mongolia’s
operations/projectcapacity to prevent and respond to the COVID-19 outbreak anddetail/P173799
strengthen national systems for public health preparedness.

20

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● 5% increase in public expenditure share for PHC, consultation anddiagnostic care and outpatient drugs.
● 35% increase in all surgeries included in the “outpatient elective
surgeries” list performed as outpatient surgeries in project-supported
hospitals and outpatient facilities.
● 3,400 health personnel receiving training.
● 50 health facilities constructed, renovated, and/or equipped.
● 60% increase in transparency, credibility, and effectiveness of thecomplaints handling system.
● 435,000 primary care beneficiaries, 190,000 of which are poor
lebanese and 245,000 of which are displaced syrians.
● 110 health facilities accredited.
● 30% increase in children fully vaccinated under the age of two
according to national immunization policy (22,000 children
immunized).
● 30 vaccination sites and 5 COVID treatment centers established.
● 70% of specific priority population defined in the national planvaccinated.
● 6 COVID-19 treatment centers built.
● 5 designated laboratories with COVID-19/SARI diagnostic capacities
established per Ministry of Health guidelines.
● 100% of priority population vaccinated, based on the targets definedin national plan.
● 20 mass media messages disseminated on COVID-19 vaccine
sequencing, target groups for COVID-19 vaccination and prevention
measures in the last six months.
● 200 ventilators provided to hospitals.
● 80% of provincial and district general hospitals with personal
protective equipment and infection control products and supplies,
without stock-outs in preceding two weeks.
● 500 health staff trained in infection prevention and control per
Ministry of Health-approved protocols.

COVID-19 Project

Committed
US$ mil c

Green Bond Impact Report

IBRD share Allocatedd
US$ mil e

SDGs f

SDG 3
SDG 17

20.0

100%

5.9

80.0

89%

17.2

95.8

80%

12.1

SDG 3
SDG 2
SDG 17

13.8

51%

0.0

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https://projects.worldbank.or Health Sector Support (P148017|FY15): expand access to
g/en/projectsprimary health care in targeted rural areas and strengthen
operations/projectdetection and case management to respond to the COVID-19
detail/P148017
pandemic.

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https://projects.worldbank.or Public Health Sector Strengthening (P167996|FY19):
g/en/projectsstrengthen the public primary health care micro-networks andoperations/projectexpand access to quality primary health care services for thedetail/P167996
population covered by the Ministry of Public Health and Social
Welfare.

https://projects.worldbank.or COVID-19 Emergency Response Project (P173805|FY20):
g/en/projectsstrengthen the national health system for emergency
operations/projectpreparedness and response to COVID-19 pandemic in thedetail/P173805
Republic of Paraguay.

Country

Project Life a

SectorTarget Results b

Morocco30

Health● 13,126 people who have received essential health, nutrition, andpopulation services.
● 107,000 patients with hypertension diagnosed and treated in rural
ESSPs (primary health care facilities).
● 17% increase in number of patients with diabetes diagnosed andtreated at a rural ESSP in the Program area.
● 5.8% increase in number of pregnant women receiving antenatal careduring a visit to a rural ESSP.
● Increase by 7% in number of deliveries of rural women attended byskilled health personnel in public health facilities.
● 629,000 PCR tests conducted to diagnose COVID-19.
● 50 health care facilities designated COVID-19 facilities and equipped
as per Ministry of Health guidelines.
●15 laboratories with COVID-19 diagnostic capacities established per
Ministry of Health guidelines.

Paraguay

Paraguay

40

40

HealthHealth

● 40% of the population covered by the Ministry of Public Health andSocial Welfare with access to PHC through the Family Health Care
Center.
● 152 new Family Health Care Centers built.
● 2,500 health staff trained.
● 9 Clinical Practice Guidelines revised.
● 60% of municipalities implementing social accountability actions.
● Health Information System for medicine stock control developed.
● 19,115 people who have received essential health, nutrition, andpopulation services.

● 70% of suspected cases of COVID-19 reported and investigated per
approved protocols.
● 70% of public hospitals reequipped to apply response plans per
Ministry of Public Health and Social Welfare Guidelines.
● 80% of public hospitals equipped with personal protective equipment
and infection control products and supplies.
● 28 ambulances delivered and operative.

COVID-19 Project

Committed
US$ mil c

135.0Green Bond Impact Report

IBRD share Allocatedd
US$ mil e

100%

SDGs f

86.7

SDG 3
SDG 2
SDG 10

115.0

100%

0.3

SDG 3
SDG 17
20.0

100%

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https://projects.worldbank.or Integrated Health Networks (P163255|FY19): improve thePerug/en/projectsresolutive capacity and quality of public First-Level Healthoperations/projectServices in Lima Metropolitan Area and Prioritized Regions; anddetail/P163255
increase the capacity of the Single Health Information Systemand the public sector’s pharmaceutical products and medical
supplies provision system.

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Country

https://projects.worldbank.or Health Sector Reform (P145174|FY14): contribute to improving Romania
g/en/projectsaccess to, and quality of selected public health services.
operations/projectdetail/P145174

Project Life a

SectorTarget Results b

17

Health● 100% of RIS (Integrated Health Network) that offer an expanded
range of health services in Lima Metropolitan Area and prioritizedregions.
● MINSA (Ministry of Health) is able to trace pharmaceutical products
in real time throughout the reception, storage and distribution
processes in Lima Metropolitan Area and prioritized regions.
● 51 modules and components of the Single Health Information System
are developed, integrated and operational.
● 8 clinical practice guidelines for the most relevant chronic and noncommunicable diseases approved and published through an online ormobile application.
● 3 MINSA data center locations that are operational.
● 60% of IPRESS (Health Facility) in Lima Metropolitan Area that
evidence optimal availability of essential medicines

36

https://projects.worldbank.or Second Serbia Health Project (P129539|FY14): contribute toSerbiag/en/projectsimproving the efficiency and quality of the public health system
operations/projectof the Republic of Serbia through the strengthening of healthdetail/P129539
financing, purchasing, and maintenance systems; and quality
improvement systems and management of selected priority noncommunicable diseases.

20

https://projects.worldbank.or Primary Health Care System Strengthening Project
Sri Lanka
g/en/projects(P163721|FY18): to increase the utilization and quality ofoperations/projectprimary health care services, with an emphasis on detection anddetail/P163721
management of non-communicable diseases in high-risk
population groups, in selected areas of the country and tto
provide immediate and effective response to an Eligible Crisis or
Health Emergency.

39

HealthHealthHealth

● 11% of eligible women age 25-64 with at least one test of cervicalcancer in the last five years.
● Reduction by 15-45 days in the average waiting time of radiotherapy
treatment (LINAC).
● 120 hospitals with functional emergency telemedicine system.
● 80% of diagnosed COVID-19 cases treated per approved protocol.
● 50 designated laboratories with COVID-19 diagnostic equipment, test
kits, and reagents.
● Activation of a public health Emergency Operations Centre or acoordination mechanism for COVID-19.

● 27 in average unit price relative to baseline for the 50 mostfrequently dispensed multi-source pharmaceuticals thatare procured
through centralized framework contracts.
● 700 pharmaceuticals and health products that are procured throughcentralized framework contracts.
● 12,500 pharmaceuticals and health products that are procured
through centralized framework contracts.
● 105,449 women at age 35 and at age 45 years who are screened for
cervical cancer at a network of public health facilities.
● 550 primary medical care institutions that have the required
capabilities for providing comprehensive and quality care.
● Increase by 25% in screened adults with high risk for noncommunicable diseases who are registered and actively followed-up at
primary medical care institutions.
● 100,000 direct project beneficiaries reached with seeds, planting
material, compensation, equipment, works and services for COVID-19
recovery.

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SDGs f

SDG 3
SDG 9

125.0

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1.0

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100%

115.6

71.1

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38.5

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49.2

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https://projects.worldbank.or COVID-19 Emergency Response and Health Systems
g/en/projectsPreparedness Project (P173867|FY20): prevent, detect andoperations/projectrespond to the threat posed by COVID-19 and strengthendetail/P173867
national systems for public health preparedness in Sri Lanka.

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Sri Lanka

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Health● Emergency Operations Centre for COVID-19 and pandemic responses
established.
● 17 additional designated laboratories with COVID-19 diagnostic
equipment, test kits, and reagents.
● 6 IDHs with isolation facilities established.
● 1,000 health staff trained in infection prevention and control per
Ministry of Health-approved protocols.
● Guidelines to engage private health facilities in supporting pandemic
response defined.
● 2,000,000 beneficiaries provided with cash and in-kind transfers in
response to COVID-19.
● 11,000 women utilizing gender-based violence services through the
Mithuru Piyasas.

https://projects.worldbank.or COVID-19 Response project (P173945|FY20): improve COVID- Tunisia
g/en/projects19 detection and infection control in Tunisia through increasing
operations/projectthe availability of COVID-19 equipment and supplies.
detail/P173945
https://projects.worldbank.or Health System Strengthening and Support Project
Turkeyg/en/projects(P152799|FY16): improve primary and secondary prevention ofoperations/projectselected non-communicable diseases, increase the efficiency ofdetail/P152799
hospital management, enhance the capacity of the Ministry of
Health for evidence-based policy making, and strengthen the
Government’s capacity to respond to COVID-19.

18

https://projects.worldbank.or Serving People, Improving Health Project (P144893|FY15):
Ukraineg/en/projectsimprove efficiency and quality of health services, particularly for
operations/projectnon-communicable diseases, in line with the health sector
detail/P144893
reforms; and prevent, detect and respond to the threat posed
by COVID-19.

28

https://projects.worldbank.or Project for Integrated Urban and Tourism Development
Albaniag/en/projects(PIUTD) (P155875|FY17): improve urban infrastructure,operations/projectenhance tourism assets, and strengthen institutional capacity todetail/P155875
support tourism-related local economic development inselected areas in the south of Albania.

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HealthHealthHealth● 228 health facilities and laboratories provided with personal
protective equipment.
● 600,000 tests conducted for COVID-19 using PCR machines.
● 28,000,000 project beneficiaries, 65% of which are women.
● 42,500 health personnel receiving training.
● 285 health facilities constructed, renovated, and/or equipped.
● 18% increase in early detection of cervical cancer.
● 190 healthy Living Centers established.
● Establish an operational vaccine production center against COVID-19.
● 50% of new recruits trained in the highest level of biosafety (BSL-4)
operations/standards.
● 8% increase in the share of new breast cancer detected at stage I.
● 100 additional patients who received stenting for acute myocardial
infarction with ST segment elevation.
● 260 health facilities constructed, renovated, and/or equipped.
● Increase by 120,816 in cervical cancer tests performed.
● 24,937 health personnel receiving training.
● 10,000 hospital COVID-19 cases treated following agreed protocols
and reimbursed by the National Health Service of Ukraine (NHSU).
● 12,500 COVID-19 patients with complications attended by emergency
medicine service following agreed protocols and reimbursed by NHSU.

Industry, Trade & Services ● 84,000 project beneficiaries.
● 70,000 m2 of new or rehabilitated urban public spaces in selectedmunicipalities.
● 4 municipalities with functioning destination management
partnerships.
● 16% increase in tourists visiting selected touristic sites.
● 12 km of urban roads rehabilitated, 14 km of streets with improved
street lighting and 16 km of new or rehabilitated pedestrian walkways
in selected municipalities.

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Green Bond Impact Report

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SDGs f

SDG 3
SDG 1
SDG 9

35.0

27%

0.1

20.0*

100%

20.5*

134.3

100%

50.6

349.7

88%

138.7

71.0

100%

13.5

SDG 3
SDG 17

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https://projects.worldbank.or Commercial Agriculture Development Project (P159052|FY18): Angola
g/en/projectsincrease productivity and market access for selected
operations/projectbeneficiaries in the project areas.
detail/P159052

35

https://projects.worldbank.or Socio-Economic Inclusion in Rural Areas (P106685|FY15):
g/en/projectsincrease the socio-economic inclusion of rural poor (small
operations/projectproducers, indigenous people, and rural workers) bydetail/P106685
strengthening their organizational, planning and management
capacity to achieve poverty-reduction goals; improving theiraccess to communityinfrastructure and services; and piloting a
new model for developing sustainable access to markets.

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https://projects.worldbank.or Metropolitan Buenos Aires Urban Transformation Project
Argentina
g/en/projects(P159843|FY17): improve housing conditions and access tooperations/projectselected basic services and infrastructure in selected
detail/P159843
disadvantaged neighborhoods in the Buenos Aires Metropolitan
Area (AMBA), and strengthen the institutional capacity for
urban management at the metropolitan level.

35

https://projects.worldbank.or Trade Promotion and Quality Infrastructure (P146994|FY15):
g/en/projectsstrengthen the government's capacity to provide export
operations/projectpromotion, investment attraction and quality management
detail/P146994
services to firms.

Armenia35

https://projects.worldbank.or Agricultural Competitveness Improvement Projectg/en/projects(P122812|FY14): facilitate the access of agricultural producers
operations/projectto markets by strengthening sanitary and phytosantiary
detail/P122812
services, enhancing selected value chains and providing
financial services to agribusiness enterprises.

Azerbaijan

https://projects.worldbank.or Paraiba Sustainable Rural Development Project
Brazilg/en/projects(P147158|FY18): improve access to water, reduce agro-climatic
operations/projectvulnerability and increase access to markets of Paraiba's ruraldetail/P147158
inhabitants.

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Industry, Trade & Services ● 12% increase in average gross sales by crop/non-crop activities ofbeneficiary farmers and SMEs.
● 11,500 farmers reached with agricultural assets or services.
● 5,000 farmers adopting improved agricultural technology.
● 2,500 ha provided with new/improved irrigation or drainage services.
● 175 electricity connections supported by the project.
Industry, Trade & Services ● 30% increase in volume of sales of the organizations participating in
Productive Alliances.
● 50,000 project beneficiaries, 50% of which are female.
● 1,000 producer families linked to markets through productive
alliances.

Industry, Trade & Services ● 5,400 people provided with improved housing.
● Metropolitan Information System (AMBA-DATA) developed andoperational.
● 68,759 people provided with improved access to selected basic
services.

Industry, Trade & Services ● 40 new customers for exporters generated through the foreign
representative offices.
● 7 cluster development and research and skills development PPPs
developed.
● 4 successful investments facilitated by Development Foundation ofArmenia DFA.
Industry, Trade & Services ● 20% increase in marketed output in at least of 60% of the targetedvalue chains and agribusinesses funded by the project grant facilityand
credit line.
● 10,000 direct project beneficiaries.
● 15 new productive partnerships established and supported by the
project.
● 85 sub-projects financed by the project credit line.
● 10% increase in the volume of quality seeds increased in total
production of seeds using modern seed cleaning equipment in the seedfarms.
Industry, Trade & Services ● 41,400 people in urban areas provided with access to improved
water sources.
● 64,151 clients who have adopted an improved agricultural
technology promoted by the project, 19,254 of which are women.
● Increase by 20% in the average gross value of sales of producers
under productive alliances.
● 8,500 producers benefited with productive alliance subprojects.
● 165,012 project beneficiaries.

COVID-19 Project

Committed
US$ mil c

Green Bond Impact Report

IBRD share Allocatedd
US$ mil e

130.0

57%

15.4

52.5

69%

18.0

300.0

88%

134.2

50.0

84%

12.4

34.5

65%

28.9

50.0

63%

2.2

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https://projects.worldbank.or Ceara Rural Sustainable Development and Competitivenessg/en/projectsPhase II (P167455|FY20): enhance access to markets andoperations/projectaccess to water and sanitation, adopting climate resilient
detail/P167455
approaches, by targeted beneficiaries in selected areas of theState of Ceará.

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Brazilhttps://projects.worldbank.or Three Gorges Modern Logistics Center Infrastructure Projectg/en/projects(P153473|FY17): improve freight transport and logistics
operations/projectservices in Yichang.
detail/P153473

China

https://projects.worldbank.or Zhuzhou Brownfield Remediation Project (P147381|FY16):
g/en/projectsreduce public exposure to contaminated land in the Project
operations/projectArea using risk-based remediation approaches.
detail/P147381

China

https://projects.worldbank.or Second Gansu Cultural and Natural Heritage Protection andChina
g/en/projectsDevelopment Project (P149528|FY17): conserve cultural andoperations/projectnatural heritage, enhance tourism services and improvedetail/P149528
community services in selected project sites in Gansu Province.

https://projects.worldbank.or Poverty Alleviation and Agriculture-based Industry Pilot andChina
g/en/projectsDemonstration in Poor Areas Project (P133326|FY15): develop
operations/projectand demonstrate rural value chains that promote equitabledetail/P133326
organizational arrangements, participation, and the sustainable
increase of income of target households in the Project
Provinces.

Project Life a

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35

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SectorTarget Results b

Industry, Trade & Services ● 94,500 people provided with access to improved water sources.
● 19,845 people provided with access to improved sanitation services.
● 7,000 farmers adopting improved agricultural technology.
● 13,000 farmers reached with agricultural assets or services.
● 390 subprojects for strengthening organizations for enhanced market
access and enabling sustainability.
● 200 households with water reuse systems implemented for
agricultural production.
● 40% implemented technologies and/or hydro-environmental
activities to improve the efficiency and/or resilience of the system.
● 165 WSS implemented/rehabilitated in operation.
● 5,250 household sanitary kit implemented.
● 60% of beneficiaries' organizations strengthening existing market
and/or accessing new marketing channels.

COVID-19 Project

Committed
US$ mil c

Green Bond Impact Report

IBRD share Allocatedd
US$ mil e

SDG 6
SDG 2
SDG 9

100.0

65%

5.3

Industry, Trade & Services ● Throughput in the Baiyang Port (13 berths) increased by 7,630,000
tons per year.
● 40% increase in container throughput in the Baiyang Port.
● 7 berths constructed.
● 2.5 km of new urban roads constructed.

200.0

45%

17.7

Industry, Trade & Services ● 284 ha of contaminated land managed or dump sites closed under
the project.
● 262,000 project beneficiaries, 50% of which are female.
● 6,237 people in the Project area with reduced potential risk of
exposure to contaminated land.
● 273 ha where verified remediation works are implemented per riskbased design.
● 1,100,000 tons per year of reduced or recycled industrial or
municipal solid waste under the project.
● 200 people trained in contaminated site remediation.

150.0

61%

20.6

Industry, Trade & Services ● 111,000 project beneficiaries, 62,200 of which are female.
● 32,000 people in project areas with improved access to community
services.
● 120 tourism related small businesses supported by new community
organizations.
● 139 km of sewage pipelines improved.
● 7,200 people received skills training.
● 30 km of rural roads rehabilitated.
● 2 visitor centers established.

100.0

62%

29.7

150.0

51%

91.6

Industry, Trade & Services ● 25% of incremental farm income generated by project activities.
● 470,000 project beneficiaries, 30% of which are poor and 20% of
which belongs to ethnic minority.
● 300 additional cooperatives established and registered legally.
● 900 km of production/tractor roads built or improved.
● 12 public markets constructed.

SDGs fFragile & Conflict-Affected Situations

Country

Project Life a

https://projects.worldbank.or Jiangxi Farm Produce Distribution System Development
g/en/projectsProject (P147009|FY18): improve the distribution systems ofoperations/projectselected farm products in participating counties of Jiangxi.
detail/P147009

China

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https://projects.worldbank.or Shaanxi Poor Rural Areas Community Development Projectg/en/projects(P153541|FY17): increase incomes of targeted beneficiaries inoperations/projectselected poor counties of Shaanxi.
detail/P153541

China

https://projects.worldbank.or Guangxi Rural Poverty Alleviation Pilot Projectg/en/projects(P153892|FY17): increase income generation opportunities
operations/projectthrough demonstration of value chain development models in
detail/P153892
the project counties.

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https://projects.worldbank.or Support to Enterprise Development and CompetitivenessCongo, Republic ofg/en/projectsProject (P161590|FY18): foster MSME competitiveness in theoperations/projecttargeted sectors and targeted geographic areas of the Republicdetail/P161590
of Congo's territory.

https://projects.worldbank.or Cashew Value Chain Competitiveness Project (P158810|FY18): Cote d'Ivoire
g/en/projectsincrease cashew productivity, quality and added value,
operations/projectbenefiting smallholder farmers and the cashew processing
detail/P158810
industry in the Republic of Côte d’Ivoire.

https://projects.worldbank.or National Innovation Ecosystem (GENIE) ProjectGeorgiag/en/projects(P152441|FY16): increase innovative activities of firms andoperations/projectindividuals in the Borrower's territory and their participation indetail/P152441
the digital economy.

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Industry, Trade & Services ● 225,000 farmers reached with agricultural assets or services, 37,300
of which are female.
● 186 farmer cooperatives supported.
● 88,600 farmers receiving training.
● 8 markets/distribution centers constructed or rehabilitated andconnected to provincial market information platform.

COVID-19 Project

Committed
US$ mil c

Green Bond Impact Report

IBRD share Allocatedd
US$ mil e

150.0

76%

11.4

100.0

67%

42.6

100.0

55%

16.0

Industry, Trade & Services ● 12 investment climate reforms implemented.
● 20% of beneficiary firms under the Support to Enterprise
Development grants demonstrating a sustained increase in annual
turnover.
● 50% of new firms supported under the Business Plan Competition
that are still operating 24 months after receiving financial and nonfinancial assistance.
● 100 business plans successfully launched.
● 200 MSME receiving technical support and 500 benefiting fromprivate sector initiatives.

25.0

100%

5.7

Industry, Trade & Services ● Cashew productivity in the project area increased by 0.13 metrictons.
● 110,374 metric tons of increased Raw Cashew Nut processed
domestically each year.
● 225,000 farmers reached with agricultural assets or services.
● 190,000 metric tons of storage capacity of warehouses built and/or
rehabilitated.
● 12,000 jobs created within the cashew processing industrial
platforms

200.0

70%

56.3

23.5

95%

8.6

Industry, Trade & Services ● 60% of cooperatives supported by the project making profit.
● 40,000 cooperative members lifted out of poverty.
● 160,000 project beneficiaries, 72,000 of which are women and
44,000 are poor.
● 3,800 cooperative management staff trained.
Industry, Trade & Services ● 15,000 farmers reached with agricultural assets and services
provided by the project, 40% of which are female and 60% of which arepoor in the cooperatives.
● 40% of project-supported cooperatives making profit.
● 38,000 households in project areas covered by credit rating.
● 8 value chains for which risk management plans were developed.

Industry, Trade & Services ● 2 Regional Innovation Hubs established, equipped, and operational.
● 70 new/improved products/services introduced to existing or newmarkets by Project beneficiaries.
● 7 startups launched by project beneficiaries.
● Additional 6,500 subscription to Internet Services.
● 30,000 project beneficiaries.
● 300 beneficiary MSMEs selling via e-commerce platforms.

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https://projects.worldbank.or Innovate in India for Inclusiveness (P156241|FY17): facilitateg/en/projectsinnovation in biopharmaceutical products and medical devices
operations/projectthat address public health priorities in India.
detail/P156241

India

https://projects.worldbank.or Technology Center Systems Project (P145502|FY14): increase
g/en/projectsaccess to technology and skilled workers for micro, small andoperations/projectmedium enterprises at Technology Centers.
detail/P145502

India

https://projects.worldbank.or Tamil Nadu Rural Transformation Project (P157702|FY18):
g/en/projectspromote rural enterprises, access to finance, and employment
operations/projectopportunities in selected blocks of Tamil Nadu.
detail/P157702

India

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Project Life a

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23

35

https://projects.worldbank.or State of Maharashtra's Agribusiness and Rural Transformation India
g/en/projectsProject (P168310|FY20): support the development of inclusive
operations/projectand competitive agriculture value chains, focusing on
detail/P168310
smallholder farmers and agri-entrepreneurs in Maharashtra.

20

https://projects.worldbank.or Assam Agribusiness and Rural Transformation Projectg/en/projects(P155617|FY18): add value and improve resilience of selected
operations/projectagriculture value chains, focusing on smallholder farmers anddetail/P155617
agro-entrepreneurs in targeted districts of Assam.

24

India

https://projects.worldbank.or Integrated Infrastructure Development for National Tourism Indonesia
g/en/projectsStrategic Areas Project (P157599|FY18): improve the quality of,operations/projectsand access to, tourism-relevant basic infrastructure andlist?os=0&qterm=P157599
services, strengthen local economy linkages to tourism, andattract private investment in selected tourism destinations inIndonesia.

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SectorTarget Results b

Industry, Trade & Services ● 6 products addressing public health priorities advanced at least one
step on the product development pathway.
● 15 new Intellectual Property registrations or product prototypes.
● 2 technologies licensed for manufacturing or commercialization.
● 60 companies using shared facilities supported by the project.
● 1,775 people trained.

Industry, Trade & Services ● 18,000 work orders accepted by technology centers.
● 6,900 individual enterprises accessing services at technology centers.
● 4,100 medium- and long-term trainees employed within six monthsof graduation from technology centers.
● 15 new technology centers built.

Industry, Trade & Services ● 411,620 project beneficiaries, 65% of which are female.
● 60% of individual and collective enterprises with ongoing operations
after two years of project support.
● 75% of individual and collective enterprises supported by the project
leveraging funds from financial institutions.
● 40,000 beneficiaries accessing convergence training programs.
● 7,670 individual and collective enterprises receiving funds fromfinancial institutions.
Industry, Trade & Services ● 9,700 full time equivalent jobs generated in beneficiary firms.
● 1,900,000 farmers reached with agricultural assets or services.
● US$58,500,000 private sector finance mobilized.
● 2,000 project supported enterprises making incremental
investments.
Industry, Trade & Services ● 25% increase in price premium of commodities sold by beneficiaries
in the selected value chains.
● 500,000 farmers reached with agricultural assets or services.
● 25% increase in selected commodities sold through new marketing
channels.
● 360,000 farmers adopting improved agricultural technology.
● 25 climate resilient technologies demonstrated in the project areas.
Industry, Trade & Services ● US$388,800,000 of increased private investment in the tourism
sector.
● 100% increase in performance on the 'sustainable tourism' indicators.
● 2,849,500 beneficiaries of improvements to tourism-relevant basic
infrastructure and services (546,000 people provided with access toimproved water sources, 858,000 provided with access to sustainablesolid waste collection service and 624,000 provided with access toimproved sanitation services).
● 45,000 trainees and tourism professionals completing competency
based certification.

COVID-19 Project

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Green Bond Impact Report

IBRD share Allocatedd
US$ mil e

125.0

50%

21.2

150.0

50%

100.3

100.0

70%

3.5

210.0

70%

0.9

200.0

76%

17.4

300.0

39%

15.6

SDGs f

SDG 2
SDG 9
SDG 17

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Project Life a229

https://projects.worldbank.or National Affordable Housing Program (P154948|FY17):
g/en/projectsimprove access to affordable housing for lower income
operations/projectshouseholds.
list?os=0&qterm=P154948

Indonesia

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https://projects.worldbank.or Jamaica Foundations for Competitiveness and Growth
g/en/projects(P147665|FY15): strengthen the business environment in
operations/projectJamaica for private sector investment.
detail/P147665

Jamaicahttps://projects.worldbank.or Economic Opportunities for Jordanians and Syrian Refugees
g/en/projectsP4R (P159522|FY17): improve Economic Opportunities for
operations/projectJordanians and Syrian refugees in Jordan.
detail/P159522

Jordanhttps://projects.worldbank.or SME Competitiveness Project (P147705|FY15): enhance theg/en/projectscompetitiveness and capacity of targeted small and medium
operations/projectsized enterprises in Kazakhstan.
detail/P147705

Kazakhstan

https://projects.worldbank.or Fostering Productive Innovation Project (P150402|FY15):
g/en/projectspromote high-quality, nationally relevant research andoperations/projectcommercialization oftechnologies.
detail/P150402

Kazakhstan

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SectorTarget Results b

COVID-19 Project

Committed
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Green Bond Impact Report

IBRD share Allocatedd
US$ mil e

Industry, Trade & Services ● 126,000 targeted households assisted by the Program for affordable
house ownership.
● 450,000 targeted households received house improvement/
reconstruction stimulant through advanced system of Home
Improvement Assistance Program.
● 80% of reconstructed and/or improved housing unit verified
appropriately in fulfilling standard house requirement.
● 15 Local Government Affordable Housing Plans developed.

450.0

37%

217.3

Industry, Trade & Services ● US$34,000,000 of private capital mobilized.
● 10% increase in sales of MSMEs supported by project over
Benchmark of Comparator SMEs.
● 20 firms that Benefit from Debt Resolution and/or Business Exit
Processes.
● 34 MSMEs Receiving a Project-Financed Loan.
● Implementation of an electronic titling platform to reduce time taken
for property registration.

50.0

100%

40.5

149.0

50%

143.5

18.0

87%

7.7

64.0

80%

29.5

Industry, Trade & Services ● 124,700 work permits issued to Syrian refugees.
● 43.5% increase in business owners who have accessed morepredictable and simplified business regulation.
● Investment promotion agency capability score increased from 3 to 5.
● 950 officially established household enterprises, of which 100 Syrian
owned home based businesses.

Industry, Trade & Services ● 6 Cluster Competitiveness Action Plans for which implementation has
begun.
● 75% increase in participating SMEs reporting improved management
and business practices.
● 100 SMEs who become accredited suppliers to large companies.
● 30% increase in women Advisors trained.
● 125 government and associated professionals/staff receiving capacity
building through trainings, workshops, study visits, etc.
● US$25,000,000 of increased sales of SMEs facilitated throughparticipation in the project.
● 3,500 direct project beneficiaries, 30 of which are women.
Industry, Trade & Services ● 7 international publications per year from Senior and Junior ResearchGroups in peer reviewed journals● 2.5% increase in enterprise sector financing of Research andDevelopment in Senior & Junior Scientist Research Grant Program.
● 6 technology- based start-ups created per year under the project andmaking commercial sales.
● 325 project beneficiaries.
● 30 grants approved for Senior and Junior Research Groups per year.
● US$16,000,000 of the venture capital fund created.

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Link to more information234

https://projects.worldbank.or Environmental Pollution Abatement Project (P143594|FY15):
g/en/projectsassist the Borrower in reducing industrial pollution in targeted
operations/projectIndustrial Enterprises; and strengthening the monitoring anddetail/P143594
enforcement capabilities of the MOE.

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Project Life a

Lebanon9

https://projects.worldbank.or Strengthening Entrepreneurship in Productive Forest
Mexicog/en/projectsLandscapes (P164661|FY18): strengthen sustainable forest
operations/projectmanagement and increase economic opportunities for forestdetail/P164661
dependent people and enterprises in selected forest landscapesin Mexico.

30

https://projects.worldbank.or Second Competitveness Enhancement Project
Moldovag/en/projects(P144103|FY15): increase the export competitiveness ofoperations/projectMoldovan enterprises and decrease the regulatory burden theydetail/P144103
face.

35

https://projects.worldbank.or Strengthening Agri-Food Value Chains (P158346|FY18):
Moroccog/en/projectsincrease the volume of added-value products commercialized inoperations/projectselected agri-food value chains in the Program area.
detail/P158346

30

https://projects.worldbank.or OECS Regional Tourism Competitiveness (P152117|FY17):
g/en/projectsfacilitate the movement of tourists within the participating
operations/projectcountries using ferries; improve selected touristic sites; anddetail/P152117
strengthen implementation capacity for regional tourism
market development.

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SectorTarget Results b

Industry, Trade & Services ● 50% decrease in industrial waste in the targeted enterprises.
● 50% decrease in PM (Particulate Matter) reduction achieved.
● 50% decrease in BOD/COD achieved under the project in thetargeted enterprises.
● 100 people trained on environmental compliance/ monitoring/
enforcement and awareness.
● 40 enterprises that benefit from LEPAP environmental services.
● 14 sub-loans issued to enterprises for pollution reduction.
Industry, Trade & Services ● 191,000 ha under sustainable landscape management practices.
● 330,750 ha of forest area brought under management plans.
● 70% increase in target beneficiaries that increase their Index of forest
entrepreneurship by at least one range.
● 370,015 beneficiaries implementing sustainable forest management
schemes.
● 3,688,424 tCO2 eq. reduced.
Industry, Trade & Services ● Increase by 60% in the cumulative amount of medium and long term
lending by participating financial institutions under the line of credit(>24 months).
● 2% reduction in management time spent meeting regulatory
regulatory requirements.
● 5% increase in average annual percentage increase in lending toexport oriented enterprises by participating financial institutions.
Industry, Trade & Services ● 193,200 tons of conditioned and exported citrus annually.
● 24,871 tons of conditioned and exported olives annually.
● 10,000 tons of high quality olive oil commercialized annually.
● 1,000 small and/or medium enterprises agri-food authorized by
ONSSA (National Food Safety Agency).
● 50 small- and/or medium-size producers and/or enterprises assistedby the Agri-food Innovation Center.
Industry, Trade & Services ● Tourism spending at and around pilot sites increased by 931,471.
● 8,005 tourists who take the ferries to visit other islands.
● 1,090 firms benefiting from private sector initiatives.
● Regional tourism market development plan implemented.
● 4 reforms implemented and 3 sites rehabilitated.

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83%

11.4

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30%

20.6

30.0

67%

27.1

200.0

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131.5

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https://projects.worldbank.or OECS Regional Agriculture Competitiveness Projectg/en/projects(P158958|FY17): enhance access to markets and sales for
operations/projectcompetitively selected farmers and fishers, as well as theirdetail/P158958
allied aggregators and agro-processors, in Grenada and St.
Vincent and the Grenadines.

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https://projects.worldbank.or Punjab Agriculture and Rural Transformation P4R Program
Pakistang/en/projects(P162446|FY18): increase the productivity of crop and livestock
operations/projectfarmers, improve their climate resilience, and foster
detail/P162446
agribusiness development in Punjab.

31

https://projects.worldbank.or Punjab Jobs and Competitiveness Program for Results
Pakistang/en/projects(P155963|FY16): contribute to the competitiveness of Punjab
operations/project(Pakistan) by reducing the cost of doing and improving the harddetail/P155963
and soft infrastructure in support of industry.

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https://projects.worldbank.or Boosting Human Capital and Productivity Development Policy Peru
g/en/projectsFinancing with a Deferred Drowdown Option (P156858|FY16):
operations/projectsupport Peru’s efforts to foster productivity growth under adetail/P156858
more challenging external environment.

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https://projects.worldbank.or Competitive Agriculture Project (P167634|FY20): improve agri- Serbia
g/en/projectsfood market linkages of targeted beneficiaries.
operations/projectdetail/P167634

15

https://projects.worldbank.or Competitiveness and Jobs (P152104|FY16): improve theg/en/projectseffectiveness and coordination of selected public programs tooperations/projectalleviate constraints to competitiveness and job creation,
detail/P152104
including investment and export promotion, innovation, active
labor market programs and labor intermediation.

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SerbiaSectorTarget Results b

Industry, Trade & Services ● Increase in Market Access Compliance Score for sales from allparticipating AAs complying with the buyers' specifications as per theagreed Business Plans per semester by 2.3 points (on a 0 to 3 scale).
● Increase in Market Access Compliance Score for participating farmers
and fishers supplying products to their allied Aggregators and Agroprocessors in accordance with the agreed Business Plan per semester
by 2.2 points (on a 0 to 3 scale).
● 20% in increase in the value of gross sales made by aggregators andagro-processors participating in the project to their final buyers.
● 1,700 project beneficiaries, 20% of which are youths.
● 20% increase in the average annual sales of farmers and fishers
participating in strategic alliances under the project.

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1.8

19%

0.1

Industry, Trade & Services ● 175,000 farmers reached with agricultural assets or services.
● 240 beneficiaries reached with financial services.
● 5 private markets and collection centers established.
● 165,000 farmers adopting climate-smart agriculture packages.
● 500,000 farmers covered by agricultural insurance.
● 400,000 ha under high-value agriculture.

300.0

100%

107.2

Industry, Trade & Services ● Doing Business performance for Punjab (business registration,
contract enforcement, construction permit and property registration)
improved by 14%.
● 58,000 additional workers in existing industrial estates.
● US$3,000,000 of new investments in existing industrial estate.

100.0

100%

92.2

1250.0

100%

665.7

Industry, Trade & Services ● 5,909 bureaucratic barriers voluntarily removed from the legal
framework by entities of the Public Administration.
● 40% decrease in time to release good imports.
● US$300,000,000 private sector investment (commitments throughsigned contracts through works for taxes and PPPs) in the construction
and/or maintenance of public schools.
● 100% of universities under revision to be licensed● 3% increase in students that attain the level 2 or superior for
Sciences, Math and Reading.
Industry, Trade & Services ● 1,230 new formal contracts signed between beneficiaries and buyersof their products/services.
● 20% increase in the value of beneficiaries’ production.
● 5,500 farmers reached with agricultural assets or services.
● 1,230 beneficiaries reached with financial services.

50.0

100%

0.1

Industry, Trade & Services ● 13 annual new investor leads generated by the reformed investment
promotion agency.
● 22 new collaborations facilitated between research organizations andthe private sector.
● 47,720 NES (National Employment Service) registered unemployment
cases transitioning into formal job every year.
● 115 participants in export promotion programs that engage in newexport activities each year.

100.0

25%

77.6

SDGs f

SDG 2
SDG 17SDG 9

Fragile & Conflict-Affected Situations

Link to more information245

https://projects.worldbank.or Accelerating Innovation and Growth Entrepreneurship
Serbiag/en/projects(P170185|FY20): improve the relevance and excellence of
operations/projectscientific research, and innovative entrepreneurship and accessdetail/P170185
to finance for enterprise growth, as a way of contributing to
Serbia’s growth and competitiveness.

15

https://projects.worldbank.or Youth Economic Inclusion Project (P158138|FY18): improve
Tunisiag/en/projectseconomic opportunities for targeted disadvantaged youth in theoperations/projectselected governorates of the borrower.
detail/P158138

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Project Life a#

https://projects.worldbank.or Third Export Development Project (P132381|FY14): help
g/en/projectsincrease and diversify exports by supported enterprises in theoperations/projectidentified sectors.
detail/P132381

Tunisia

https://projects.worldbank.or Horticulture Development Project (P133703|FY14): enhanceg/en/projectsthe productivity and profitability of horticulture sector in theoperations/projectproject area.
detail/P133703

Uzbekistan

https://projects.worldbank.or Ferghana Valley Rural Enterprise Development Projectg/en/projects(P166305|FY19): support the expansion of rural enterprise
operations/projectactivity and job creation in Ferghana Valley.
detail/P166305

Uzbekistan

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SectorTarget Results b

Industry, Trade & Services ● 1,100 scientific publications in top 10% of internationally recognizedjournals annually.
● US$4,000,000 of external investments generated by participatingcompanies.
● 150 collaborative applied research projects.
● 50 new or improved innovative products or services introduced tothe market.
● 100 enterprises completing the acceleration program.
Industry, Trade & Services ● 20% increase in share of supported youth with wage or selfemployment.
● 40% increase in share of supported youth with a job at intake who
increased their monthly earnings by at least 20%.
● 750 full-time equivalent direct jobs created among businesses
supported by the project.
● 10,500 beneficiaries of job-focused interventions.
● 7,000 youths who completed internships or training, 3,000 of which
are female.
Industry, Trade & Services ● 50% increase in beneficiary firms that expanded their markets in new
countries.
● US$745,000,000 total value of exports that benefited from the export
guarantee Dhamen Finance.
● 50% decrease in average time to process export conformity
certification requests.
Industry, Trade & Services ● Increase by 20% in productivity index value.
● Increase by 20% in overall gross sales of productive units.
● 9,600 client days of training provided.
● 600 sub- loans approved for a volume of US$644 millions.
● 2,000 ha of planted area where mproved horticulture varieties are
introduced.
● 20 horticulture crops for which pest and diseases mapping completed
at the regional level.
Industry, Trade & Services ● 20,000 additional jobs generated by enterprises supported by the
project.
● 2,000 enterprises supported under the project● US$200,000 increase in total revenues of enterprises supported
under the project.
● 5,000 beneficiaries trained.
● 36 districts where rural business development services are being
delivered under the project.
● 100 new business startups.

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Green Bond Impact Report

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SDGs f

SDG 2
SDG 8
SDG 9
48.0

100%

0.1

60.0

100%

17.5

50.0

67%

22.0

650.0

95%

603.9

SDG 2
SDG 8
SDG 9
200.0

83%

12.9

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Link to more information250

https://projects.worldbank.or Western Balkans Trade and Transport Facilitation
Western Balkans
g/en/projects(P162043|FY19): reduce the trade costs and increase transport
operations/projectefficiency in Albania, North Macedonia, and Serbia.
detail/P162043

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https://projects.worldbank.or Integrated Land Administration System (P122219|FY12):
Croatiag/en/projectsmodernize the land administration and management system tooperations/projectimprove the efficiency, transparency and cost effectiveness ofdetail/P122219
government services.

https://projects.worldbank.or Pacific Regional Connectivity Program: Phase 3B, FJ
g/en/projectsConnectivity Project (P159297|FY17): reduce the cost andoperations/projectincrease the availability of internet services in the Northern
detail/P159297
Division of the Borrower’s territory.

Fiji

https://projects.worldbank.or eGabon (P132824|FY16): improve the timeliness andGabon
g/en/projectsavailability of information to support the delivery andoperations/projectmanagement of public health services; and to foster thedetail/P132824
development and roll-out of eHealth applications and services,and Information and Communication Technology (ICT) services
more generally.
https://projects.worldbank.or Central African Backbone - APL4 - Gabon (P122776|FY12):
Gabon
g/en/projectscontribute to increase geographical reach and usage of regional
operations/projectbroadband network services and reduce their prices in thedetail/P122776
territory of the Republic of Gabon.

Project Life a

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25

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SectorTarget Results b

Industry, Trade & Services ● Total annual costs to export and import for all shipments of Albania,
North Macedonia, and Serbia decreased to US$201,059,449.
● Cost to export and import decreased, respectively, to US$261 and to
US$338.
● Average freight transport time on targeted corridors decreased to 11
hours.
● 3 Intelligent Traffic Systems deployed.
● 3 recommended border regulations adopted.
● Average time to import and export decreased, respectively, to 27
hours and to 25 hours.
● 600 firms benefit from reformed custom/border services.

Information &Communications
Technology

Information &Communications
Technology● Reduced transaction processing times in land registry and cadastre by
36 and 20 days respectively for LROs (Land Registry Offices) and COs(Cadastre Offices).
● 20% increase in percentage of customers lodging requests online.
● 24 government agencies/ministries using shared spatial data.
● 4,150 SGA (State Geodetic Administration) staff trained.
● 542,893 cadastral parcels harmonized and transfered to the LDB.

● 25 additional subscribers (per 100 people) to Internet Services.
● 32% decrease in Wholesale Internet bandwidth price at point ofinterconnection (equivalent to 35 USD/Mbps/month reduction).
● 8.5 Gbps increase in available internet bandwidth for the Northern
Division.
● Regulatory framework supports open access and nondiscriminatory
pricing.
● 80,000 project beneficiaries.
● 95 km of Fiber Optic Network Built.

Information &Communications
Technology● 1,820,000 direct project beneficiaries.
● Increase by 60% in prescriptions transmitted electronically.
● 70% of health workers reporting that they regularly use and update
the patients’ electronic medical record during clinical consultations.

Information &Communications
Technology● Access to Internet Services increase by 53 subscribers (per 100
people).
● Decrease by more than 50% in the average cost of mobile call.
● 1,561 km of Fiber Optic Network Built.
● 27 additional localities with broadband Internet access (256Kbps).

COVID-19 Project

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Green Bond Impact Report

IBRD share Allocatedd
US$ mil e

SDGs f

SDG 2
SDG 3
SDG 9

90.0

100%

2.4

47.9

95%

23.2

6.0

94%

4.3

56.0

97%

20.6

79.2

60%

78.8

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https://projects.worldbank.or Digital Transformation for User-Centric Public Services
g/en/projects(P168425|FY19): improve equitable access to and the quality
operations/projectand accountability of selected Social Protection and Education
detail/P168425
services through a GovTech approach.

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Tunisia41

https://projects.worldbank.or Improving Service Delivery to Citizens and Businesses through Uruguay
g/en/projectsE-Government Project (P161989|FY18): improve the quality ofoperations/projectselected e-government services for citizens, businesses and thedetail/P161989
borrower's public entities, and facilitate their access.

https://projects.worldbank.or Gender Equality in Access to Economic Opportunities
g/en/projects(P160594|FY20): support the Government of Albania’s efforts
operations/projectto enhance the policy framework for gender equality in accessdetail/P160594
to economic opportunities.

https://projects.worldbank.or Citizen-Centric Service Delivery Project (P151972|FY16):
g/en/projectsimprove the efficiency of delivery and access to selected
operations/projectadministrative services in Albania.
detail/P151972

Albania

Albania

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SectorTarget Results b

Information &Communications
Technology● Increased access to the targeted Social Protection Services (Social
Assistance and Social Security), measured as 600,000 households
eligible for social assistance and 70,000 new social security affiliations
among the target population.
● Increased access of “target vulnerable groups“ to Digitized Access
Points measured as an increase by 20,700 in the number oftransactions made by vulnerable populations accessing digitized accesspoints.
● 90% of students with school identifier.
● 4,000,000 persons with new social protection/universal health care
cards.
● 80% of primary and secondary students enrolled for the school year
through the Education Management Platform.
● 3,670 civil servants (in Education, Social Protection, Digitized Access
Points) who are trained on new GovTech methods.
● 20,000 parents who have an active account on the education
management platform.
● An online learning applications for students developed.

Information &Communications
Technology

Public Administration

Public Administration● 35% reduction in processing time of foreign trade related
administrative requirements by VUCE (Single Window for Foreign
Trade) (equivalent to 17.4 hours).
● 300 additional distance learning materials delivered to targetedschools.
● 15,000 citizens' administrative processes attended to by the Mobile
Citizens Access Point.
● 243 additional government executing units managing electronic
invoices received from their providers.
● Increased access to affordable legal assistance to ensure property
titles recognize the rights of vulnerable women.
● Registration process for both new and existing immovable properties
with female owners or co-owners accelerated.
● Increased awareness and compliance with legislation on genderequality in employment practices, including the equal work for equalpay provisions of the labor code, and strengthened awareness forgender equality principles in the private sector.
● Constraints on women’s ability to access, and succeed in, the labormarket alleviated.
● Monitoring of gender equality policies and programs improved.

● Decrease by 25% in the time needed to obtain motor vehicle
registration, to process old age pension application and to obtainhealth insurance card (respectively equivalent to 0.7 days, 7 days and1.4 hours).
● 20% increase in, respectively, poor and vulnerable people, female andRoma acknowleding higher efficiency in receiving services frominstitutions.

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SDGs f

SDG 4
SDG 3
SDG 9

100.0

100%

8.1

12.0

100%

5.9

SDG 1
SDG 4
SDG 10

10.0*

20%

10.2*

32.0

43%

26.3

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https://projects.worldbank.or Statistics Project (P157671|FY17): strengthen the capacity ofg/en/projectsthe National Institute for Statistics to fill data gaps, improve
operations/projectstatistical production and enhance statistical dissemination
detail/P157671
practices.

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Angola35

https://projects.worldbank.or The AO- Local Development Project (P105101|FY10): improve Angola
g/en/projectsaccess of poor households to basic services and economic
operations/projectopportunities, and to enhance local institutional capacities
detail/P105101
among Angola's municipalities.

https://projects.worldbank.or Integrated Habitat and Housing Project (P159929|FY17):
Argentina
g/en/projectsincrease access to formal housing for eligible households; andoperations/projectimprove living conditions for households in selected precarious
detail/P159929
urban settlements.

35

40

https://projects.worldbank.or Modernization and Innovation for Better Public Services inArgentina
g/en/projectsArgentina (P157136|FY17): improve the quality andoperations/projectaccessibility of selected government administrative services anddetail/P157136
enhance transparency in the public administration.

40

https://projects.worldbank.or Development Policy Operation (P169624|FY20): support the
Armeniag/en/projectsgovernment’s actions to strengthen economic, fiscal, and public
operations/projectsector governance.
detail/P169624

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COVID-19 ProjectGreen Bond Impact Report

SectorTarget Results b

Public Administration● 30% increase in the Statistical Capacity Index (SCI) score.
● 12 agriculture, welfare, employment and business surveys or
censuses implemented.
● National accounts improved by 100%.
● 750 staff who have achieved improvements in skill/knowledge
compared to a pre-training baseline.

62.0

100%

26.9

● 80% of participating municipalities integrate their Municipal
Investment Plans into provincial annual plans.
● 264,000 additional people with access to improved water source.
● 11,550 daily beneficiaries attending new or refurbished healthcenters.
● 79,400 children enrolled in primary education in new or refurbishedschools.
● 4,112,400 project beneficiaries, 50% of which are female.
● 5,000 beneficiaries of productive inclusion activities, 50% of which
are women.
● 7,000 beneficiaries of productive safety nets, 50% of which arefemale.

70.0

58%

30.2

200.0

97%

113.4

80.0

90%

52.0

Public Administration

Public Administration

Public Administration

Public Administration● 17,000 eligible households with access to formal housing.
● 10,000 households with improved living conditions in precarious
urban settlements, 5,100 of which are female.
● 75,000 project beneficiaries, 51% of which are female.
● 3,400 housing subsidies allocated to female headed households.
● 17,200 people in urban areas provided with access to improved
water sources.
● 4,200 urban people provided with access to improved sanitation
facilities.
● 11.20 km of roads constructed or rehabilitated.
● 1,499,500 users registered on the argentina.gob.ar portal with a
Citizen Digital Profile.
● Improved performance in the Open Data Barometer Index by 22
points.
● Increased government IT processing and data storage capacity by
installing 2 additional racks.
● 510 pilot municipalities with improved digital public services.
● 20 laws and regulations with potential significant economic
impact subject to RIA and timely public consultation.
● 100% of action items under the Anti-corruption Strategy and its
Action Plan have commenced and 60% are on track.
● 100% of the planned action items under the Judicial Strategy
and its accompanying Action Plans have commenced as envisioned
and at least 60% are on track.
● Increase by 10% points of eligible civil cases to which thestreamlined procedures for small claims are applied.
● 60 institutions included in the civil service performance
management.

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IBRD share Allocatedd
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SDGs f

SDG 17
SDG 2
SDG 9

50.0*

100%

51.1*

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https://projects.worldbank.or Public Sector Modernization Project III (P149913|FY16):
Armeniag/en/projectsimprove quality of the public financial reporting and to improve
operations/projectaccess to selected enhanced e-government services.
detail/P149913

40

https://projects.worldbank.or Local Economy and Infrastructure Development Project
Armeniag/en/projects(P150327|FY16): improve infrastructure services andoperations/projectinstitutional capacity for increased tourism contribution to local
detail/P150327
economy in selected regions of Armenia.

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https://projects.worldbank.or Judicial Services and Smart Infrastructure Projectg/en/projects(P144700|FY15): improve the access, transparency andoperations/projectefficiency of delivery of selected justice services.
detail/P144700

Country

Project Life a#

Azerbaijan

https://projects.worldbank.or Public Financial Management Modernization Project
Belarusg/en/projects(P146997|FY16): improve policy alignment of the budget,
operations/projectconsolidate cash balances, improve budget transparency and lay
detail/P146997
foundations for implementation of an Integrated Financial
Management Information System.
https://projects.worldbank.or Rio Grande do Norte: Regional Development and Governance Brazil
g/en/projects(P126452|FY13): support the Borrower’s efforts to increase
operations/projectfood security, access to productive infrastructure and markets
detail/P126452
for family agriculture; improve the quality of, and access to,health, education and public security services; and improvesystems for public expenditure, human resource and physicalasset management in the context of a results-based
management approach.

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SectorTarget Results b

Public Administration● Decreasy by 452 hours the average processing time for public
services.
● Quality of annual financial reporting improved.
● 75% decrease in time for police dispatch in emergency situations.

Public Administration

Public Administration

Public Administration

Public Administration● 5,000 people in urban areas provided with access to all-season roads
within a 500 meter range.
● Additional 6 hours per day of piped water services in project areas.
● 13,570 additional jobs created by activities linked to support tourism
industry.
● 180,561 additional visitors to project sites.
● 30 old houses restored.
● 200 street lighting posts and bulbs replaced/installed.
● 2 parks upgraded.
● 453,500 project beneficiaries.

● 150,000 project beneficiaries.
● 7,800 beneficiaries utilizing legal aid services.
● Legal aid laws and procedures reviewed and improvements adopted.
● 22,000 additional uncontested civil enforcement cases electronicallyprocessed using the JSSIP-financed automated system.

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Green Bond Impact Report

IBRD share Allocatedd
US$ mil e

21.0

57%

8.6

55.0

80%

6.9

150.0

75%

100.0

10.0

100%

4.1

360.0

90%

250.9

● Improved budget transparency● 34% increase in alignment of policies and budgets.

● 50% increase in people benefited by subprojects promoting foodsecurity.
● 50 regional socioeconomic infrastructure implemented.
● 5% increase in the provision of health services related to prioritized
health care networks at the regional level (maternal and infant,urgency and emergency, and oncological health care networks.
● Decrease by 4% in dropout rates of the state's secondary schools
benefiting from the project.
● 180,000 project beneficiaries, 50% of which are female.
● 50% increase in productive investments supported by the project
adopting sustainable social, crop production, and/or environmental
practices.
● 15,300 people in rural areas provided with access to Improved Water
Sources under the project.
● 90% increase in the number of schools (constructed, reformed and /or expanded) financed by the Project, meeting the main requirementsof minimum operational physical standards.
The Project is financing R$13.0 million of COVID-related activities,
specifically the purchase of medical equipment, beds, and personal
protective gear.

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Link to more information269

https://projects.worldbank.or Fortaleza Sustainable Urban Development Project
Brazilg/en/projects(P153012|FY17): strengthen the capacity of the Municipality ofoperations/projectFortaleza for land use planning and land-based financing; anddetail/P153012
enhance urban environment and rehabilitate public spaces,
through interventions in selected areas of the Vertente
Maritima Basin and of the Rachel de Queiroz Park.

30

https://projects.worldbank.or Mato Grosso Fiscal Adjustment and Environmental
g/en/projectsSustainability DPL (P164588|FY19): support the State of Mato
operations/projectGrosso to regain fiscal sustainability and increase institutional
detail/P164588
capacity for sustainable agriculture, forest conservation andclimate change mitigation.

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Project Life a#Brazilhttps://projects.worldbank.or Disaster Risk Management Development Policy Financing with Cabo Verdeg/en/projectsCat DDO (P160628|FY19): strenghten the institutional and legal
operations/projectframework to ensure risk-informed sectoral and territorial
detail/P160628
planning; and increase the financial capacity to manage impacts
associated with disaster and climate-related shocks.

28

https://projects.worldbank.or Economic Transformation and Institutional Capacity Building
g/en/projects(P144270|FY14): inform China’s policy making and strengthen
operations/projectcapacity to implement priority reform areas articulated indetail/P144270
China’s Five-Year Plans and other development programs.

29

China

https://projects.worldbank.or Building a Modern Fiscal System Technical AssistanceChina
g/en/projects(P154694|FY16): inform the design and implementation of theoperations/projectCentral Government's fiscal reform program and to improve thedetail/P154694
Government's capacity in public financial management.

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SectorTarget Results b

Public Administration● 256,776 project beneficiaries.
● Increased Municipality of Fortaleza own-source revenue capacity
through 20% increase in property tax revenues, 100% increase in
Public Financial Management's revenues through Fortaleza Online and115% increase in the Municipal Secretariat for Urban Development andEnvironment's revenues collected from use of urban instruments.
● Urban redevelopment pilot structured.
● 27,200 people in urban areas provided with access to Improved
Sanitation.

Public Administration

Public Administration

Public Administration

Public Administration● Current savings as a percentage of adjusted net current revenue
increased to 5%.
● Revenues recovered by the State Fiscal Equilibrium Fund increased to
R$400 million.
● Annual revenues raised from State Fund for Transport and Housing's
commodities increased to R$1,350 million.
● Annual deforestation in Mato Grosso’s portion of the Amazon biome
reduced to 1,241 km2.
● 20 million ha of land for which Rural Environmental Regiistry
information has been validated by the State Secretariat of theEnvironment.
● 56% of Integrated Touristic Areas have Tourist Development Plans
that incorporate disaster and climate-related risk management
considerations.
● Allocation to the National Emergency Fund included annually innational budget (for 2019, 2020, 2021 and 2022 budget).
● All 22 new municipal plans incorporate climate-related risk
management considerations.

COVID-19 Project

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73.3

Green Bond Impact Report

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US$ mil e

50%

SDGs f

1.7

SDG 2
SDG 13
SDG 15

248.9

71%

248.9

SDG 17
SDG 13
5.0

63%

5.0

● 19 study recommendations adopted.
● 30 studies published.
● 20 high level policy seminars.

26.0

95%

7.6

● 20 fiscal policy reform proposals to decision makers disseminated.
● Capacity and skills in core budget management systems in Ministry of
Finance increased by 75%.

22.0

78%

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Link to more information274

https://projects.worldbank.or Second Disaster Risk Management DPL with Catastrophe
Colombiag/en/projectsDeferred Draw Down Option (P126583|FY13): strengthen theoperations/projectGovernment's program for reducing risks resulting from adverse
detail/P126583
natural events.

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https://projects.worldbank.or Multipurpose Cadaster Project (P162594|FY19): establish theg/en/projectsmultipurpose cadaster in the selected municipalities tooperations/projectstrengthen tenure security, and provide access to cadasterdetail/P162594
information.

Country

Colombia

Project Life a38

https://projects.worldbank.or Subnational Institutional Strenghtening (P123879|FY14):
Colombiag/en/projectsimprove SNGs’ performance in core public management areas;
operations/projectand strengthen the Borrower’s central government’s capacity todetail/P123879
manage the Decentralization and Territorial Management
Framework.

36

https://projects.worldbank.or Institutional Strengthening for Territorial Development DPF
Colombiag/en/projects(P170728|FY20): strengthen institutions for regional planning,
operations/projectresource allocation, coordination and investment prioritization,
detail/P170728
and enhance the efficiency of land management in rural andurban areas.

40

SectorTarget Results b

Public Administration● Three risk management instruments for interinstitutional
coordination of the National Disaster Risk
Management System (SNGRD), designed and approved.
● National Technical Assistance Program in DRM and Climate Change
Adaptation, designed, approved and implemented in 5 departments
and 2 sectors.
● Methodology for Damage and Loss Assessment and Analysis ofEnvironmental Needs designed by the MADS and implemented by 5
Regional Environmental Authorities (CARs).
● 10 departments with reports of Climate Change Adaptation initiatives
or projects under implementation integrating risk understanding andrisk reduction actions, implemented within the framework of the
Territorial Climate Change Management Plan.

Public Administration

Public Administration

Public Administration● 1,500,000 ha within project municipalities with cadastral andproperty information updated.
● 37 municipalities with access to, and capacity to use, the cadasterdata for planning and other purposes.
● 67,000 persons with titles issued.
● 90% of the National Cadaster System redesigned and in operation.
● 13 registry offices with information in digital format.
● 70% of processes and operations supported by the Cadaster-Registry
Master Data Repository.

● 75% of pilot subnational governments have increased local tax
collection by at least 10%.
● 10% increase in the level of automation of administrative andfinancial processes.
● Increase by more than 20% in the fulfillment of Municipal
Development Plan output goals.
● 4 Territorial Pacts subscribed.
● COP43,302 million to fund environmental activities.
● 100% of the budget of the territorial governments (department andmunicipal governments) formulated and tracked using the new
harmonized budget classification system.
● 17 sub-national entities manage their own cadaster.
● 10 territorial entities that use the methodological instruments for theincorporation of disaster risk
analysis and adaptation to climate change aspects in public
infrastructure projects financed byroyalties.

COVID-19 Project

Committed
US$ mil c

250.0

Green Bond Impact Report

IBRD share Allocatedd
US$ mil e

100%

SDGs f

250.0

SDG 9
SDG 16

100.0

100%

1.0

70.0

100%

34.6

SDG 2
SDG 9
SDG 11

400.0

100%

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Link to more information278

https://projects.worldbank.or Water, Electricity & Urban Development SIL (P106975|FY10): Congo, Republic ofg/en/projectsincrease access to basic infrastructure services, safe drinking
operations/projectwater and electricity to the inhabitants of targeted areas in thedetail/P106975
cities of Brazzaville and Pointe Noire.

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Country

https://projects.worldbank.or Statistics Capacity Building Project (P133731|FY14):
Congo, Republic ofg/en/projectsstrengthen the NSS in the production and dissemination ofoperations/projectquality statistics relevant for policies and decision making; and,detail/P133731
promote the demand for statistical information.

https://projects.worldbank.or DRM Development Policy Loan with a Cat DDO
Dominican Republic
g/en/projects(P159351|FY18): support the Government of the Dominican
operations/projectRepublic in strengthening institutions for improved climate anddetail/P159351
disaster resilience in priority sectors; and establishingmandatory regulations for climate and disaster risk reduction in
public investment and construction works.

https://projects.worldbank.or Upper Egypt Local Development PforR (P157395|FY17):
Egypt, Arab Republic
g/en/projectsimprove the business environment for private sectorofoperations/projectdevelopment and strengthen local government capacity fordetail/P157395
quality infrastructure and service delivery in select governorates
in Upper Egypt.

Project Life a

40

36

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40

SectorTarget Results b

Public Administration● 200,000 people benefitting from improved drainage.
● 200,000 people in urban areas provided with access to all-season
roads within a 500 meter range.
● 259,340 people in urban areas provided with access to improved
water sources.
● 1,200,000 direct project beneficiaries, 636,000 of which are female.
● 112,000 additional people provided with access to electricity under
the project by household connections.
● 20% increase in annual increase in towns' own resources (municipal
taxes and return on municipal assets).
● 6,000 m2 of eroded areas treated.
● 7 health facilities constructed, renovated, and/or equipped.
● 90,000 people with access to improved health facilities in targetedareas.
● 34 km of drainage network constructed / rehabilitated.
● 32 km of non-rural roads rehabilitated.
● 500 km of transmission lines constructed or rehabilitated.

Public Administration

Public Administration

Public Administration● Increase by 12% in the Statistical Capacity Score.
● Increase by 60% in statistical output available to users through theopen data portal.
● Increase by 50% in sectorial statistical agencies that produce
statistical information endorsed as official statistics by the National
Institute of Statistics.
● The results based monitoring framework of the projet is defined,
updated and validated by the Project Steering Committee.
● 15% of public schools assessed for disaster risk (of 6,500 of total
schools).
● 30% of public schools assessed for disaster risk and requiring anintervention are rehabilitated and/or retrofitted.
● 50 out of the 140 identified risk-prone areas (35% of total) in main
watershed basins have been prioritized, by hydrological andhydrometeorological studies, to undergo improvements in water
management.
● 25 out of 164 health facilities have been given an operating permit
following the approval of technical regulations assessed using the
Hospital Safety Index.
● 80% construction works with a building permit have been supervised
and inspected following updated regulations.
● 30% improvement in business environment at the governorate level
both in Qena and Sohag.
● 80% increase in infrastructure and service performance targets met
both in Qena and Sohag.
● 20% increase in occupancy rate in industrial zones both in Qena andSohag.
● 20% of firms, both in Qena and Sohag, that demonstrate increased
jobs investment, exports, revenues or productivity.

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US$ mil c

Green Bond Impact Report

IBRD share Allocatedd
US$ mil e

35.0

36%

30.2

25.0

76%

7.2

SDGs f

SDG 6
SDG 11
SDG 3

150.0

100%

150.0

500.0

100%

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Link to more information282

https://projects.worldbank.or Statistical Development Project (P157473|FY17): strengthen
g/en/projectsthe statistical capacity of the Borrower, fill key data gaps,
operations/projectimprove statistical production, and enhance statisticaldetail/P157473
dissemination practices.

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Project Life a

Gabon

25

https://projects.worldbank.or Economic Management and Competitiveness Development
Georgiag/en/projectsPolicy Operation (P169913|FY20): support the Government’s
operations/projectprogram of reforms to sustain rapid growth, and ensure greater
detail/P169913
inclusion, job creation and resilience.

https://projects.worldbank.or DRM Development Policy Loan with CAT DDO II
g/en/projects(P159710|FY19): help strengthen Guatemala’s legal,
operations/projectinstitutional and financial framework to manage the impact ofdetail/P159710
adverse natural events and climate risk.

https://projects.worldbank.or Assam Citizen-Centric Service Delivery Projectg/en/projects(P150308|FY17): improve access in the delivery of selected
operations/projectpublic services in Assam.
detail/P150308
https://projects.worldbank.or Assam State Public Finance Institutional Reforms (ASPIRe)g/en/projectsProject (P157198|FY17): contribute to improvement in
operations/projectpredictability and transparency in budget execution anddetail/P157198
efficiency in tax administration in Assam.

https://projects.worldbank.or Himachal Pradesh Public Financial Management Capacity
g/en/projectsBuilding Program (P156687|FY17): improve the efficiency ofoperations/projectPublic Expenditure Management and Tax Administration indetail/P156687
Himachal Pradesh.

Guatemala

India

India

India

39

35

24

24

24

SectorTarget Results b

Public Administration● Increase by 25 points Gabon's Statistical Capacity Index score.
● Improved national accounts and price statistics by 100%.
● 10 welfare, agriculture, economic and business surveys and censuses
conducted.
● 8 of survey and census microdata files freely available on-line.
● 80 additional staff at the Statistics Office with improved skills

Public Administration

Public Administration

Public Administration

Public Administration

Public Administration● More than 14 municipalities submitting financial statements to State
Audit Office for audit within 3 months after end of the financial year.
● 40% of public investment projects are screened, appraised andselected in compliance with the Public Investment Management
Guideline requirements.
● 10 RIA completed on laws and regulations.
● 55% of teachers with full work load.
● 2 investment funds established.
● 2 new financial instruments established in line with the Disaster Risk
Financing Strategy.
● 29% of municipalities have included disaster risk reduction activities
in their local
development plans.
● 220 educational facilities constructed in compliance with thetechnical criteria adopted by the Ministry of Education about safe
location and seismic-resistant infrastructure.
● 25 local communities with environmental risk evaluations completed,disseminated and trained to protect strategic ecosystems and thelivelihoods provided by them.
● 685,125 applications submitted on-line for RTPS (Right To PublicServices) services.
● 398 additional Public Facilitation Centres fully operational.
● 13% decreased in share of discretionary expenditure reported in thelast quarter of the financial year.
● 25% reduction in cost of collection of tax revenue in Excise
Department.
● Public access to key budget execution reports established.
● Enhanced capacity in Cash and Debt Management by establishing
Cash and Debt Management Unit, informing annual borrowing byrealistic cashflow forecasts and publishing Debt Statistical Bulletin.
● Enhanced coverage of eProcurement (250% increase over baseline).

● Increase in value of transactions processed through theeProcurement system by 90%.
● Backlog of pending VAT/ CST assessments reduced by 100%.

COVID-19 Project

Committed
US$ mil c

50.0Green Bond Impact Report

IBRD share Allocatedd
US$ mil e

100%

SDGs f

23.4

SDG 2
SDG 8
SDG 9
98.5

100%

48.7

SDG 1
SDG 11
SDG 13

200.0

100%

200.0

39.2

80%

4.8

35.0

80%

8.3

36.0

80%

16.8

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Link to more information288

https://projects.worldbank.or Strengthening Public Financial Management in Rajasthan
g/en/projects(P156869|FY18): contribute to improved budget execution,
operations/projectenhanced accountability, and greater efficiency in revenue
detail/P156869
administration in Government of Rajasthan.

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Country

India

Project Life a20

https://projects.worldbank.or Chhattisgarh Public Financial Management and Accountability India
g/en/projectsProgram (P166578|FY19): improve accountability in theoperations/projectmanagement of public finances; strengthen revenue
detail/P166578
administration; and improve efficiency in delivery of benefits inselected schemes, in the state of Chhattisgarh.

16

https://projects.worldbank.or Uttarakhand Public Financial Management Strengthening
g/en/projectsProject (P166923|FY19): enhance accountability in public
operations/projectfinances and increase effectiveness of revenue management
detail/P166923
systems in Uttarakhand

16

India

https://projects.worldbank.or ICDS Systems Strenghtening & Nutrition Improvement
India
g/en/projectsProgram (P121731|FY13): improve the coverage and quality ofoperations/projectICDS nutrition services to pregnant and lactating women anddetail/P121731
children under 3 years of age.

https://projects.worldbank.or Tamil Nadu Sustainable Urban Development Program
g/en/projects(P150395|FY15): improve urban services delivery inoperations/projectparticipating ULBs in a financially sustainable manner and todetail/P150395
pilot improved urban managementpractices in selected cities.

India

24

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SectorTarget Results b

Public Administration● Strengthened budget execution by increasing the use of Commitment
Control System in 20 departments covering 90% of their capital
expenditure above threshold as established by the policy.
● Strengthened public procurement framework and capacity by
developing database of debarred firms, enhancing procurement
capacity of the officials and publishing/notifying Standard Bidding
Documents.
● Improving effectiveness of Tax Audit in the Commercial Taxes
Department by improving by 20% audit hit.
● District level planning under strengthened framework mainstreamedin Rural Development and Panchayati Raj Department and Department
of Planning.

Public Administration

Public Administration

Public Administration

Public Administration● Complete and timely state financial reports available In publicdomain.
● Audits completed in at least 10,500 units.
● Increase in property tax collected over the baseline in the selectedurban local bodies by 20%.
● Use of direct benefit transfer in 90% of validated baseline ofbeneficiaries in the shortlisted schemes.
● 30% increase in property tax collections of participating ULBs.
● New generation Integrated Financial Management Information
System with enhanced controls and processes implemented.
● e-Governance application for excise function implemented.
● Improved cash and debt management practices institutionalised.
● 2 household surveys completed.
● 64,000,000 women and children who have received basic nutrition
services.
● 34,209 pregnant/lactating women (PLW) and children under 3 years
in project districts reached by the Integrated Child Development
Services services.
● 80% increase in the number of project districts that have
implemented the incremental capacity building system.
● 280,000 health personnel receiving training.
● 2,000,000 project beneficiaries, 40% of which are female.
● INR 494 of additional financial resource mobilization from nonbudgetary sources through credit enhancement and other means.
● 290 km of Storm Water Drains constructed/rehabilitated and madeoperational under the project for Greater Chennai.
● 135 participating ULBs with new e-governance systems operational.
● 70% increase in new/rehabilitated water/sewer connections achieved
against aggregate target amongst participating sub-projects intense
sub-sectors.

COVID-19 Project

Committed
US$ mil c

Green Bond Impact Report

IBRD share Allocatedd
US$ mil e

21.7

70%

3.8

25.2

70%

3.5

SDGs f

SDG 17
SDG 11
SDG 10
31.6

80%

2.2

200.0

57%

76.5

400.0

67%

216.4

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Link to more information293

https://projects.worldbank.or Uttar Pradesh Pro-Poor Tourism Development Projectg/en/projects(P146936|FY18): increase tourism-related benefits for local
operations/projectcommunities in targeted destinations.
detail/P146936

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Country

India

Project Life a24

https://projects.worldbank.or West Bengal Institutional Strengthening of Gram Panchayats India
g/en/projectsProgram II (P159427|FY17): further strengthen the institutional
operations/projectand financial capacities of Gram Panchayats across the State.
detail/P159427

31https://projects.worldbank.or Jharkhand Municipal Development Project (P158502|FY19):
g/en/projectsprovide improved access to basic urban services andoperations/projectmanagement capacity in participating Urban Local Bodies indetail/P158502
Jharkhand.

30

https://projects.worldbank.or Institutional Strengthening for Improved Village Service
g/en/projectsDelivery (P165543|FY19): strengthen institutional capacity for
operations/projectimproved quality of spending in participating villages.
detail/P165543

India

Indonesia

20

SectorTarget Results b

Public Administration● 500 additional people provided with improved urban living
conditions.
● 300 individuals, professionals and small businesses in the project
destinations with increased annual income.
● Average duration of stay of tourists in project areas doubled.
● 3,700,000 additional domestic visitors and 100,000 international
visitors in project destinations.

Public Administration

Public Administration

Public Administration● 40% increase in GPs (Gram Panchayas) that qualify BMCs Basic
Mandatory Conditions and EMCs Expanded Mandatory Conditions
annually in Annual Performance Assessments.
● 20% increase in performance based untied grants utilized by the GPs.
● 20% increase in planning & budgeting capacity at the GP level.

● 350,000 people provided with improved urban living conditions.
● 10 participating ULBs with increased own source revenues.
● 156,600 people provided with access to improved water sources.
● 8 participating ULBs implementing reforms in municipal budgetingand creditworthiness.
● 90,000 people provided with access to all-season roads within a
500m range.
● 2,000 officials and staff receiveing training in new skills andknowledge.
● 150 km of new/improved drainage services provided under the
Project.

● E-learning platform for needs-based capacity building for village
apparats and institutions established and fully operational.
● 80% of villages have access to technical service providers.
● 1,300 villages exceeding project performance criteria and receiving
supplementary incentive.
● 70% of villages where key village apparat and BPD (Village Council)
members completed core training modules● Community learning platform established and accessible.
● 300 districts developed capacity building plan to mainstream theprogram approach.

COVID-19 Project

Committed
US$ mil c

Green Bond Impact Report

IBRD share Allocatedd
US$ mil e

40.0

70%

7.0

210.0

70%

135.9

SDGs f

SDG 6
SDG 11
SDG 17

147.0

49%

2.9

SDG 17
SDG 1
SDG 5

300.0

86%

5.2

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Link to more information297

https://projects.worldbank.or National Urban Development Project (P163896|FY19):
g/en/projectsincrease the number of participating cities carrying out
operations/projectintegrated planning and prioritizing their capital investments.
detail/P163896

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https://projects.worldbank.or Modernization of Public Financial Management Systems
g/en/projectsProject (P151357|FY17): improve financial information
operations/projectmanagement and transparency, cash management, publicdetail/P151357
investment management and public procurement
modernization at selected federal and governorate agencies.

Country

Project Life aIndonesia

21

Iraq

https://projects.worldbank.or Disaster Vulnerability Reduction (P146965|FY16): enhance the Jamaica
g/en/projectscountry’s resilience to disaster and climate risk.
operations/projectdetail/P146965

https://projects.worldbank.or Strategic Public Sector Transformation (P146688|FY15):
g/en/projectsstrengthen public resource management and support selected
operations/projectpublic sector institutions in facilitating a more enabling
detail/P146688
environment for private sector growth.

Jamaica

15

29

36

SectorTarget Results b

Public Administration● 80% of city's long-term spatial planning reflects the spatial
development framework approach.
● National Urban Infrastructure Strategy Plan completed.
● Inter-ministerial Coordination Team for Urban Development annual
work program developed.
● 80% of cities with key planning datasets available.
● 90% of cities with city capacity assessment completed.
● Project management support systems established and operational.
● 60% of cities with integrated data platform established.
● 80% of cities with integrated land use and transport plan developed.
● 80% of cities with spatial development framework developed.
● 60% of cities with priority area development plans developed.

Public Administration

Public Administration

Public Administration● 2 citizen's budgets posted on the Ministry of Finance website.
● 20% increase in public investment projects in pilot ministries at thefederal level subject to appraisal.
● 20% increase in Federal Government Bank account balances
consolidated under the new TSA (Treasury Single Account).
● Protection of infrastructure (e.g., bridges, storm drains, roads) fromfloods directly benefitting about 247,000 people.
● Increase the government’s capacity to better prepare for and respondto natural disasters.
● Reduced to 0 the number of days of interrupted traffic due toflooding.
● 8,350 storm drains retrofitted/constructed and 140 bridges
retrofitted.
● 313,000 direct project beneficiaries.
● Increase by 100% in MDAs that prepare their budgets according to
the updated program definitions.
● 88% increase in quality related services provided directly to public
and private sector.
● Annual Budgets submitted and approved before the fiscal year starts.

COVID-19 Project

Committed
US$ mil c

Green Bond Impact Report

IBRD share Allocatedd
US$ mil e

SDGs f

SDG 11
SDG 17
SDG 9

49.6

100%

2.6

41.5

100%

3.4

30.0

100%

12.1

35.0

93%

25.9

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Link to more information

301

https://projects.worldbank.or First Economic Resilience DPL (P170223|FY20): support fiscal
g/en/projectssustainability and inclusion, enhance fiscal and financial
operations/projectresilience against natural disaster risks, and improve thedetail/P170223
investment climate for sustainable growth.

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Country

Project Life a

Jamaica30

https://projects.worldbank.or Tax Administration Reform Project (P116696|FY10): reform
Kazakhstan
g/en/projectsand strengthen the tax administration in order to improve theoperations/projectlevelof voluntary compliance, enhance effectiveness to fight tax
detail/P116696
evasion, increase administrative efficiency, and reduce thepotentialfor corruption. The project would have a positive
impact on the business climate by improving client services,
strengtheninginstitutional and human capacity in the tax
administration, and reducing the burden of taxpayer
compliance.

20

https://projects.worldbank.or Justice Sector Institutional Strenghtening Projectg/en/projects(P143274|FY14): strengthen the institutional capacity ofoperations/projectSelected Agencies for effective implementation of selected
detail/P143274
laws, and to improve the efficiency and transparency of, andaccess to, selected public services in the justice sector.

20

Kazakhstan

https://projects.worldbank.or Inclusive Growth and Fiscal Management DPO 2
Kenya
g/en/projects(P172321|FY20): crowd in private investment and financing for
operations/projectaffordable housing; enhance farmer incomes and food security;
detail/P172321
create fiscal space to support the government’s inclusive
growth agenda; and crowd in private investment and leverage
digitization to support the government’s inclusive growth
agenda.

39

SectorTarget Results b

Public Administration● The Fiscal Council is adequately staffed and issues regular fiscal
assessment reports (that include debt sustainability analysis).
● 85% of rural beneficiaries among all new Programme ofAdvancement Through Health and Education beneficiaries.
● 63% of self-financing public bodies compliant with submitting an
Annual Report within four months after the end of the financial year.
● The Annual Fiscal Policy Paper has a section quantifying disasterrelated risks.
● National Natural Disaster Reserve Fund capitalized with J$3.1 billion.
● 5 post-natural disaster sources of financing available to ministries,
departments and agencies with documented emergency procedures.
● 30% of active fishers are licensed.

Public Administration

Public Administration

Public Administration

COVID-19 Project

Committed
US$ mil c

Green Bond Impact Report

IBRD share Allocatedd
US$ mil e

SDGs f

SDG 1
SDG 17
SDG 2

70.0

100%

70.0

13.5

30%

6.4

27.0

60%

12.1

● Increase by 45% in electronic filing (legal entities).
● 50% Increase in field audits selected by automated procedure.

● 3,000 project beneficiaries.
● Reduce by 70 days the time required for disposal (from filing to final
decision) of civil (including tax and family) cases in pilot courts
supported by the project.
● Availability of new tools and mechanisms for public participation inlawmaking, enshrined in draft law and subordinate legal acts.
● Publication on the Supreme Court website of main outcomes ofregular monitoring of court performance and reports on
implementation of Supreme Court recommendations.

● 20,000 Affordable Housing units constructed with private investment
under the government supported Affordable Homes Program, 50% of
which are owned by women.
● 150,000 farmers benefitting from e-vouchers, 50% of which arefemale.
● VAT and income tax revenues as a share of GDP increased to 12.1%.
● Average credit growth to the private sector increased to 14%.
● 55 investment projects registered by the Kenya investment Authority.

SDG 2
SDG 11
SDG 17
250.0

25%

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Link to more information

305

https://projects.worldbank.or Modernization of Government Services in the Republic ofg/en/projectsMoldova (P148537|FY18): improve access, efficiency andoperations/projectquality of delivery of selected government administrative
detail/P148537
services.

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Project Life a

Moldova39

https://projects.worldbank.or Revenue Administration Reform Project (P149743|FY18):
Montenegro
g/en/projectsimprove the effectiveness of operational functions ofoperations/projectMontenegro’s tax administration and to reduce the compliancedetail/P149743
costs for corporate taxpayers.

30

https://projects.worldbank.or Casablanca Municipal Support Program (P149995|FY18):
g/en/projectsincrease the investment capacity of the Municipality ofoperations/projectCasablanca, improve the business environment and enhancedetail/P149995
access to basic services.

30

Moroccohttps://projects.worldbank.or Disaster Risk Management Development Policy Loan with a
Moroccog/en/projectsCatastrophe Deferred Drawdown Option (P168580|FY20):
operations/documentstrengthen the country’s institutional capacity and institutional
detail/P168580
framework to deal with the adverse financial impacts and risk
managements of disasters and climate-related shocks.

https://projects.worldbank.or Municipal Performance Program (P168147|FY20): improve the Moroccog/en/projectsinstitutional and service delivery performance of participating
operations/projectMunicipalities.
detail/P168147

28

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SectorTarget Results b

Public Administration● 20% reduction in time needed for citizens to obtain three selected
government administrative services reengineered within the projectthrough the regular procedure.
● 50% of people who have accessed e-services in the past 12 months.

Public Administration

Public Administration

Public Administration

Public Administration● 6% reduction in tax gap for VAT compared to 2020.
● 10% and 7% increase in tax returns filed on time (respectively for VAT
and corporate income tax).
● Decrease by 114 hours in the time it takes to pay taxes and social
contributions.
● 40% increase in municipal revenues excluding transfers.
● 40% decrease in the average number of days required for issuance ofa building permit at the municipality (equivalent to 20 days).
● 10,000 households in disadvantaged neighborhoods provided withimproved access to basic services.
● 90% of local officials of the Ministry of Interior responsible for theadminstration of the register, trained on the registration procedures.
● The Government has deployed an online platform for the registrationof people affected by a catastrophic event.
● The Government has developed a specific outreach andcommunication mechanism to inform the population of theregistrration procedures for people affected by a catastrophic event,with a specific focus on women.
● 4 provinces covered by an integrated flood risk management
information system.
● 90% of participating Municipalities that have met the minimum
mandatory conditions.
● 10,000 people from participating Municipalities provided with accessto improved citizen services through the deployment of the Citizen
Services Portal.
● The digital platform for issuing building permits and commercial
licenses is operational and publicly accessible in at least 50% of theparticipating Municipalities.
● 80% of participating Municipalities included gender oriented
objectives and indicators in their planning process.
● The integrated revenue management system has been implemented
in at least 70% of the participating Municipalities.
● Participating Municipalities' own revenues increased to 6%.

COVID-19 Project

Committed
US$ mil c

Green Bond Impact Report

IBRD share Allocatedd
US$ mil e

5.0

22%

0.4

20.9

100%

2.0

200.0

36%

180.3

SDGs f

SDG 17SDG 8
SDG 13

275.0

100%

272.0

SDG 17
SDG 1
SDG 5

300.0

39%

74.4

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Link to more information

310

https://projects.worldbank.or Competitive and Livable City of Karachi Project
Pakistang/en/projects(P161402|FY19): improve urban management, service delivery
operations/projectand the business environment in Karachi.
detail/P161402

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Country

Project Life a30

https://projects.worldbank.or Disaster Risk Management Development Policy Loan with CAT Panama
g/en/projectsDDO (P122738|FY12): enhance the Government of Panama's
operations/projectcapacity to implement its Disaster Risk Management Program
detail/P122738
for natural disasters.

18

https://projects.worldbank.or Enhancement of Environmental Quality Services
Perug/en/projects(P147342|FY17): generate and share information for
operations/projectenvironmental quality control at the national level bydetail/P147342
supporting the Government of Peru to improve its
environmental monitoring and analytical capacity, increase
public access to environmental quality information, andpromote informed public participation in environmental quality
management.

11

https://projects.worldbank.or National Community Driven Development Program
g/en/projects(P127741|FY14): empower communities in targeted
operations/projectmunicipalities to achieve improved access to services and todetail/P127741
participate in more inclusive localplanning, budgeting andimplementation.

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https://projects.worldbank.or Promoting Competitiveness and Enhancing Resilience toPhilippines
g/en/projectsNatural Disasters Sub-program 1 DPL (P170052|FY20): support
operations/projectthe Government of the Philippines in promoting
detail/P170052
competitiveness, enhancing fiscal sustainability andstrengthening financial resilience to natural disasters andclimate change.

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Public Administration● 42,000 business registrations and licenses secured annually throughthe Sindh Business Portal.
● 3,036,000 people provided with improved urban living conditions.
● 200,000 ha with reduction in water consumption.
● 6 Karachi Districts where comprehensive property survey for Property
Tax completed.
● 5 local councils with updated Infrastructure Maps and Asset
Inventories.
● 50% of solid waste collection contracts in full compliance with agreed
collection targets.
● Property Tax bills being generated online and accessible to taxpayers
in Karachi Districts.

Public Administration

Public Administration

Public Administration

Public Administration● Government of Panama capacity for DDR (disaster risk reduction)
increased.
● DRM financial protection policies, strategies, or instruments
developed.
● 7 validated air quality monitoring networks in operation supported by
the project.
● 95% increase in environmental quality information disclosed throughNational Environmental Information System (SINIA).
● 19 functioning water quality monitoring station established by the
project.
● 16 functioning air quality monitoring stations established by the
project.
● 110 officials trained on the use of environmental quality information
for informed decision making.
● 10% increase in access to roads, education, health centers and water(major KC investments) in KC-NCDDP (National Community Driven
Development Project) municipalities.
● 14% increase in households in NCDDP municipalities with at least one
member attending regular Barangay Assemblies (15% increase in
marginalized groups and 10% increase in female headed households).
● 8,400,000 direct project beneficiaries.
● Gap between domestic and international price of rice reduced to lessthan 50%.
● Number of days to start a business reduced to less than 8 and ofprocedures to less than 20.
● Electronic payment transactions among all (retail) payments
increased to more than 25%● Tax revenue as share of GDP increased to more than 15.2%.
● More than 60% of public assets included in the asset registry for 5
key agencies.
● More than 4 pre-arranged or improved financial mechanisms fordisaster response in place.

COVID-19 Project

Committed
US$ mil c

Green Bond Impact Report

IBRD share Allocatedd
US$ mil e

SDGs f

SDG 11
SDG 17
SDG 9

230.0

96%

4.2

66.0

100%

66.0

40.0

57%

3.7

439.0

72%

439.0

SDG 2
SDG 13
SDG 1

400.0

100%

400.0

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https://projects.worldbank.or Third Disaster Risk Management Development Policy Loang/en/projects(P171440|FY20): strengthen the policy and institutional
operations/projectcapacity of the Government of the Philippines to reduce
detail/P171440
disaster risk, respond to and recover from natural disasters.

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Public Administration

PAD not available - target results not avaialble.

COVID-19 Project

Committed
US$ mil c

500.0

https://projects.worldbank.or Strengthening Disaster Risk Management Project
Romaniag/en/projects(P166302|FY19): enhance the resilience of critical disaster andoperations/projectemergency response infrastructure and to strengthen thedetail/P166302
Borrower’s institutional capacities in disaster risk reduction andclimate change adaptation.

https://projects.worldbank.or Disaster Risk Management Development Policy Loan with ag/en/projectsCatastrophe Deferred Drawdown Option (P166303|FY18):
operations/projectstrengthen Romania’s institutional and legal framework todetail/P166303
effectively manage the physical, social and fiscal impacts ofnatural disasters and climate change.

Romania

https://projects.worldbank.or Justice Services Improvement Project (P160751|FY17):
g/en/projectsimprove the efficiency and accessibility of targeted justiceoperations/projectinstitutions.
detail/P160751

Romania

https://projects.worldbank.or Second State Statistical System Development Project
Russian Federation
g/en/projects(P092429|FY07): assist the government of the Russian
operations/projectFederation to produce reliable, timely and accurate economic,
detail/P092429
financial, socio-demographic and other data for policy
formulation and decision making in line with international goodpracticeand frameworks.

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Public Administration

Public Administration

Public Administration

Public Administration● 25 disaster and emergency response facilities that are upgraded to beresilient.
● 1,000 rescue personnel, emergency and disaster management staff,
volunteers and administrative staff with access to disaster resilient
buildings.
● 3,000 project beneficiaries in areas covered by resilient emergency
and disaster response facilities.
● 10 newly constructed emergency and response buildings withresilient structures and systems.
● 10 Public Awareness Campaigns.
● 15 emergency and response buildings retrofitted to improvestructural resilience.
● 1,000 direct project beneficiaries.
● The Government of Romania has reported on progress achieved
under the international Sendai Framework for Disaster Risk Reduction(1 Report).
● 3 reports are available annually on the impact of disasters in Romania(for 2018, 2019 and 2020).
● The national building code for seismic risk in existing buildings isstrengthened.
● 3 disaster risk reduction action plans are prepared and approved by
the relevant responsible authorities.

Green Bond Impact Report

IBRD share Allocatedd
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100%

500.0

SDGs f

SDG 1
SDG 10
SDG 11

SDG 13
SDG 9
SDG 17

60.5

100%

0.2

SDG 13
SDG 2

493.1

100%

437.1

● Decrease by almost 100% in response time for NTRO (National Trade
Registry Office) users accessing eligible documents (equivalent to 119.5
hours).
● 90% increase in compliance of select court facilities with EU
standards for accessibility.
● 90% increase in eligible documents available to users 24/7 online on
NTRO portal.
● 90% increase in Court Accessibility.

67.0

92%

21.6

●The Statistical Council is established.
●2 methodological guidelines prepared for implementation forcompiling satellite accounts in the social sphere recommended by
OECD.
●Application of 7 additional internationally accepted statisticalmethodologies and standards (questionnaires of internationalorganizations listed in Federal Statistical Action Plan and official OECD
questionnaire.

10.0

20%

9.9

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Link to more information320

https://projects.worldbank.or Real Estate Management Project (P147050|FY15): improve the Serbia
g/en/projectsefficiency, transparency, accessibility and reliability of Serbia’s
operations/projectreal property management systems.
detail/P147050

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https://projects.worldbank.or Tax Administration Modernization Project (P163673|FY19):
g/en/projectsimprove effectiveness of tax collection and lower theoperations/projectcompliance burden for taxpayers.
detail/P163673

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Serbiahttps://projects.worldbank.or Enabling Digital Governance Project (P164824|FY19): improve Serbia
g/en/projectsaccess, quality, and efficiency of selected administrative eoperations/projectGovernment services.
detail/P164824

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https://projects.worldbank.or Disaster Risk Management DPL-CAT DDO (P157489|FY17):
g/en/projectsstrengthen Serbia's institutional and legal framework to
operations/projecteffectively manage the physical and fiscal impact of naturaldetail/P157489
hazards.

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https://projects.worldbank.or Urban Development and Local Governance (P130637|FY15):
g/en/projectsstrengthen local governments’ performance to deliver
operations/projectmunicipal infrastructure; and improve access to services indetail/P130637
targeted disadvantaged neighborhoods.

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Public Administration● Decrease by 44 in the average number of days needed to complete
recordation of purchase/sale of property in land administration systemand of urban/rural properties.
● Rules, procedures, methodologies and information widely and easily
accessible online.
● 22% increase in customer satisfaction with real property
management system, including as to quality and efficiency.

Public Administration

Public Administration

Public Administration

Public Administration● VAT gap reduced to 8%.
● Time required to comply with taxes (WB Doing Business Paying Taxes
subindicator) reduced to 202.9 hours hours.
● Increase by 10% in additional net taxes assessed per audit.
● Tax arrears decreased to 40%.

● 730,000 citizens and businesss accessing e-services disagreggated bygender and size of businesses.
● 50% increase in user satisfaction with selected e-services provided.
● 26 services digitalized and available online targetted at businesses
and citizens.
● 10 entities connnected to the Interoperability Platform.
● Public Investment Management Office staffed and functioning as
demonstrated by the adoption of a Systematization Act and submissionof Annual
Reports to teh Borrower's Cabinet.
● Adopted a Systematization Act to operationalize a new government
institution or agency to implement
Law on Natural and other Hazard Risk Reduction and Emergency
Management adopted.
● National flood risk assessment completed.
● 15 additional sectors and local self-governments that have applied
the post-disaster loss and needs assessment
methodology.
● 70% of Local Governments achieve at least the threshold score in
their annual performance assessment.
● 9,700,000 direct Beneficiaries of which 50% women.
● 640,000 people living in targeted disadvantaged areas benefitingfrom improved municipal infrastructure.
● 600 km of roads constructed and/or rehabilitated.
● 45% increase in Local Governments that have executed their Annual
Investment Plans on schedule in terms of expenditures.
● 80% of Local Governments that received Capacity Building Support inaccordance with their annual capacity development plan.

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US$ mil c

66.9

Green Bond Impact Report

IBRD share Allocatedd
US$ mil e

100%

SDGs f31.4

SDG 9
SDG 17
52.0

100%

1.6

50.0

91%

4.6

70.0*

92%

74.9*

430.0

100%

267.8

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https://projects.worldbank.or Land Registration and Cadastre Modernization Project
Turkeyg/en/projects(P106284|FY08): improve the effectiveness and efficiency ofoperations/projectthe land registry and cadastre services through renovating anddetail/P106284
updating cadastre maps to support digital cadastre and land
registry information; making the digital land registry andcadastre information available to public and private entities;
improving customer services in land registry and cadastre
offices; improving human resources in TKGM; and developing
policies and capacity to introduce best international practices inproperty valuation in Turkey.

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https://projects.worldbank.or Sustainable Cities Project 2 (P161915|FY18): improve theg/en/projectsaccess to targeted municipal services in participating
operations/projectmunicipalities and utilities.
detail/P161915

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Turkeyhttps://projects.worldbank.or Medium-Size Cities Integrated Urban Development Project
Uzbekistan
g/en/projects(P162929|FY19): improve selected urban infrastructure, public
operations/projectspaces and assets, and access to services in participating cities;
detail/P162929
and strengthen the institutional capacity of the Borrower’s
relevant agencies to deliver and manage local infrastructure.

https://projects.worldbank.or Social Assistance Modernization Project (P122233|FY12):
g/en/projectsimprove the equity and efficiency of its social assistance
operations/projectprograms.
detail/P122233
https://projects.worldbank.or Strengthening the National Social Protection System Projectg/en/projects(Cash Transfer) (P169779|FY20): provide temporary income
operations/projectsupport to poor households in selected areas of Angola, anddetail/P169779
strengthen the delivery mechanisms for a permanent social
safety net system.

Albania

Angolahttps://projects.worldbank.or Youth Employment Support Project (P133129|FY15): improve Argentina
g/en/projectsaccess of vulnerable youth population to labor markets,
operations/projectincreasing their employability by supporting the expansion anddetail/P133129
strengthening of Government employment programs.

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Public Administration● 96% reduction in time to deliver cadastre data requests.
● 900 active protocols with other public and private institutions having
on-line access to digital cadastre information from TKGM (Turkish Land
Registry and Cadastre Agency).
● 4,100,648 parcels renovated/updated in digital format.
● 75% decrease in the average no. of days to complete recordn ofpurchase/sale of (urban and rural) property.
● 350,000,000 annual on-line enquiries from TAKBIS (Turkish
Computerized Cadastre and Land Registry System).

Public Administration

Public Administration

Social Protection

Social Protection

Social Protection● 268,000 urban people provided with access to improved sanitation
services.
3● 225,000 m of additional water capacity provided.
● 36 km of water pipes laid.
● 333 km of sewerage pipes laid.
● 1 deep sea discharge line constructed.
● 414,000 project beneficiaries.
● 100,000 people provided with access to improved urban services.
● 3 municipalities with asset management system in place and withtrained municipal officials to use them.
● 4 public buildings rehabilitated and/or adaptively used (including
Cultural Heritage buildings).
● 140 km of water transmission and distribution pipes replaced or laid.
● 10 km of urban roads rehabilitated.
● 26 km of streets with improved street lighting in selectedmunicipalities.
● 10 km of new or rehabilitated pedestrian walkways in selectedmunicipalities.
● 100 people provided with trainings in selected municipalities.

● 209 additional beneficiaries of Safety Nets programs.
● 8% increase in households in the poorest 10% that are covered by
the Ndihma Ekonomike (NE) Program.
● 70% of cash transfer beneficiary households are among the poorest40%.
● 5,000,000 beneficiaries of social safety net programs.
● 2,000 households registered in the social registry.
● Communication strategy developed and implemented.
● 270,000 beneficiaries of Labor Market programs, 142,020 of which
are female.
● 450,000 training and re-training under labor market programs.
● 25,000 participants that have been placed in a formal job by an EO
since effectiveness, 10,000 of which are female.

COVID-19 Project

Committed
US$ mil c

Green Bond Impact Report

IBRD share Allocatedd
US$ mil e

278.6

98%

208.2

652.1

100%

24.1

SDGs f

SDG 11
SDG 6
SDG 9

100.0

83%

0.9

60.0

25%

46.5

320.0

100%

0.8

425.0

55%

362.0

SDG 10
SDG 1
SDG 17

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https://projects.worldbank.or Children and Youth Protection Project (P158791|FY16):
g/en/projectsexpand coverage of the Family Allowances programs; andoperations/projectimprove transparency of social protection programs
detail/P158791
implemented by ANSES.

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Country

Project Life aArgentina

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https://projects.worldbank.or Supporting the Electricity Social Tariff Transition in theArgentina
g/en/projectsProvince of Buenos Aires (P170329|FY20): support theoperations/projecttransition of the electricity social tariff scheme from the federal
detail/P170329
to the Buenos Aires provincial level, while strengthening theinstitutional capacity of the province of Buenos Aires toimplement Social Tariff delivery.

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https://projects.worldbank.or Social Investment and Local Development Projectg/en/projects(P148836|FY15): improve the quality and use of and access tooperations/projectcommunity and intercommunity infrastructure.
detail/P148836

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Armenia

https://projects.worldbank.or Employment Support Program (P152347|FY17): increase
Bosnia andg/en/projectsformal private sector employment among targeted groups ofHerzegovina
operations/projectregistered job seekers. The project will achieve this by financing
detail/P152347
a menu of active labor market programs, supporting
strengthening of job intermediation, and by modernizing
monitoring and evaluation practices of the public employment
services.
https://projects.worldbank.or Salvador Social Multi-Sector Service Delivery Project
Brazilg/en/projects(P162033|FY18): improve social service delivery in theoperations/projectMunicipality of Salvador, emphasizing improvements in healthdetail/P162033
care system efficiency, education quality, and social assistanceeffectiveness.

https://projects.worldbank.or Anhui Aged Care System Demonstration ProjectChina
g/en/projects(P154716|FY18): support the government of Anhui province inoperations/projectdeveloping and managing a diversified, three-tiered aged caredetail/P154716
service delivery system for the elderly, particularly those withlimited functional ability.

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Social Protection● 1,476,000 additional beneficiaries of Safety Nets programs, 737,000of which are female.
● 225,000 people benefiting from conditional cash transfers, 112,000of which are female.
● 37 published AUH (Universal Child Allowance) monitoring reports.

Social Protection

Social Protection

Social Protection

Social Protection

Social Protection● 100% of Social Tariff users with information on electricity
consumption in the integrated database.
● 550,000 users with missing identification data.
● 560,000 users with missing socio-economic data.
● 50% of Social Tariff users included via social programs.
● 50 distribution companies updating information on electricity users.
● 343,488 direct project beneficiaries, 50% of which are female.
● 25 intercommunity projects completed.
● 2% increase in enrollment in kindergartens rehabilitated under Social
Investment and Local Development .
● 95 microprojects completed.
● 5,844 registered jobseekers in need of Public Employment Services
who found a formal job.
● 23,000 registered jobseekers placed in jobs through wage subsidy
Active Labor Market Program programs.

● 45% increase in students at adequate level of literacy and numeracy
at the end of the second grade in municipal schools.
● 28,500 families supported by the Integrated Family Support Programat the Social Assistance Reference Center.
● 78 additional health units with health services provision available
within the Municipal Regulation System.
● 15,173 students benefiting from direct interventions to enhancelearning.
● 106 municipal primary care units with financial management systeminstalled.
● 239,622 direct beneficiaries at project sites.
● Increase by 166,508 in home-based services, by 127,738 incommunity-based services and by 4,056 in institutional-based services.
● Increase by 30% and 40% in, respectively, urban and rural welfare
homes.

COVID-19 Project

Committed
US$ mil c

1350.0

Green Bond Impact Report

IBRD share Allocatedd
US$ mil e

100%

SDGs f

1019.9SDG 17
SDG 1
SDG 7
150.0

100%

46.6

50.0

80%

22.4

55.8

58%

28.1

125.0

50%

100.3

118.0

60%

6.1

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Link to more information337

https://projects.worldbank.or Guizhou Aged Care System Development Program
g/en/projects(P162349|FY19): increase equitable access to a basic package
operations/projectof aged care services and to strengthen the quality of services
detail/P162349
and the efficiency of the aged care system.

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https://projects.worldbank.or Urban Development and Poor Neighborhood Upgrading
g/en/projectsProject (P146933|FY16): improve access to infrastructure andoperations/projectbasic services for people living in selected unplanned
detail/P146933
settlements in Brazzaville and Pointe Noire; and strengthen
government and municipal capacity for urban upgrading.

Country

Project Life a

China

40

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https://projects.worldbank.or Integrated Social Protection and Promotion Project
Dominican Republic
g/en/projects(P147213|FY15): improve access of the Borrower’s poor
operations/projectcitizens to an integrated package of social protection anddetail/P147213
promotion opportunities, including in particular human capital,enhanced employability, and housing improvements in selected
provinces.

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https://projects.worldbank.or Social Safety Net Project (P167416|FY19): improve the equity, Ecuador
g/en/projectsintegration and sustainability of selected social safety net
operations/projectprograms.
detail/P167416

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https://projects.worldbank.or Second Inclusive and Sustainable Growth (P171190|FY20):
g/en/projectsprotect the vulnerable, remove barriers to the private sector
operations/projectdevelopment, support the economic recovery and promotedetail/P171190
public sector efficiency and fiscal sustainability post-crisis.

Ecuadorhttps://projects.worldbank.or Strengthening Social Safety Net Project (P145699|FY15):
g/en/projectssupport the Borrower to establish an efficient and effective
operations/projectTakaful and Karama Cash Transfer Program.
detail/P145699

Egypt, Arab Republic
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SectorTarget Results b

Social Protection● 402,000 eligible elderly receiving the basic package of aged careservices.
● 1,500 aged care facilities complying with the aged care quality
standards.
● 37,000 persons receiving training and certification in the aged caresector.
● 7,200 communities that use health records for screening of theelderly’s needs assessment.

350.0

24%

1.9

● 187,500 people in urban areas provided with access to all-season
roads within a 500 meter range under the project.
● 60,000 people in urban areas provided with access to improved
water sources under the project.
● 18 non-rural roads constructed.
● 4,000 new piped household water connections that are resulting
from the project intervention.

80.0

67%

15.3

75.0

100%

55.7

Social Protection

Social Protection

Social Protection

Social Protection

Social Protection● 795,127 direct project beneficiaries.
● 39 “Puntos Solidarios” equipped and functioning in the 14 provinces.
● 80% of beneficiary households whose dirt floors were replaced
reporting an improvement in living conditions.
● 30,000 beneficiaries of vocational training package, 50% of which are
women.

● 1,089,305 beneficiaries of social safety net programs.
● 90% of extreme poor infants receiving cash transfer Bono de
Desarrollo Humano Variable.
● 80% of extreme poor infants attending early childhood development
services.
● 75% increase in children age 0 to 24 months with complete
vaccination schedule.
● 43% of extreme poor elderly receiving caring services.
● 1,000,000 beneficiaries who received emergency transfers by 2021.
● Average time to access unemployment benefit decreased to 7 days.
● US$700 million mobilized by the solidarity fund by 2021.
● 230,000 migrants covered by the migration registry.
● 10,800 new commercial companies registered.

● 20% of poor households covered by the program.
● 12,750,000 direct and indirect project beneficiaries (3,000,000 direct,
60% of which are female).
● 100% of beneficiaries paid through electronic payments.
● 50% of beneficiaries whose consumption of foods increase.

Committed
US$ mil c

IBRD share Allocatedd
US$ mil e

SDGs f

SDG 3
SDG 1
SDG 5

SDG 1
SDG 17
SDG 3
350.0

90%

63.3

SDG 17
SDG 1
SDG 8
500.0

99%

500.0

900.0

20%

716.3

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Link to more information343

https://projects.worldbank.or Emergency COVID-19 Response Project (P173911|FY20):
Georgiag/en/projectsprevent, detect, and respond to the threat posed by the COVIDoperations/project19 pandemic and strengthen national systems for public healthdetail/P173911
preparedness in Georgia.

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Country

https://projects.worldbank.or Third Regional Development Project (P150696|FY16): improve Georgia
g/en/projectsinfrastructure services and institutional capacity to support
operations/projectincreased contribution of tourism in the local economy of thedetail/P150696
Samtskhe-Javakheti and Mtskheta-Mtianeti regions.

https://projects.worldbank.or Accelerating India's COVID-19 Social Protection Response
India
g/en/projectsProgram (P173943|FY20): strengthen the capability of state
operations/projectand national governments in India to provide coordinated anddetail/P173943
adequate social protection to the poor and vulnerable from theimpacts of the COVID-19 pandemic.

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Social Protection● 100,000 people tested for COVID-19 identification per MoILHSA
protocol.
● 2,000 COVID-19 patients treated per Social Services Agency
reimbursement guidelines.
● 45% of the population in the poorest quintile who are receiving the
COVID-19 pandemic related social assistance programs.
●70,000 vulnerable households receiving temporary cash benefit.
● 4 designated laboratories with COVID-19 diagnostic equipment, test
kits, and reagents per MoILHSA guidelines.
● 800,000 PPE purchased.
● 114,000 Targeted Social Assistance beneficiary households.
● 4 designated public hospitals with fully equipped and functional ICUs
for COVID-19 patients.
● 4 designated public hospitals with isolation capacity.

Social Protection

Social Protection● 247,387 increase in annual number of visitors.
● 17,623 jobs created by activities linked to support tourism industry.
● 1,280 people in urban areas provided with access to all-season roads
within a 500 meter range.
● Increase by 18 hours per day of piped water services.
● 333,000 project beneficiaries.
● 51 additional tourism related enterprises.
● 820 piped household water connections that are benefiting fromrehabilitation works.
● 140 houses restored and 760 street lighting posts and bulbs
replaced.
● Adequacy of benefits provided through the COVID-19 Social
Protection Support Program measured as 40% of total household
consumption expenditures for the poorest quintile in India.
● 60% of poor households receiving the additional food ratio
entitlement for a three month period.
● 25% of low-wage workers withdrawing funds from Employee
Provident Fund Accounts citing the COVID-19 pandemic as a reason forwithdrawal.
● 60% of low-wage workers in SMEs receiving additional contribution.
● 50% of construction workers registered with Building and Other
Construction Workers Fund receiving cash transfers.
● 60% of poor households who have received at least one PMGKY(Pradhan Mantri Garib Kalyan Yojana) benefit.

COVID-19 Project

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Green Bond Impact Report

IBRD share Allocatedd
US$ mil e

SDGs f

SDG 3
SDG 1
SDG 5

80.0

44%

0.2

60.0

80%

23.9

SDG 1
SDG 3
SDG 10

200.0

27%

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https://projects.worldbank.or Social Assistance Reform Program (P160665|FY17): support
g/en/projectsthe conditional cash transfer program coverage expansion,
operations/projectstrengthen its delivery system, and improve its coordination
detail/P160665
with other complementary social programs.

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Project Life aIndonesia

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https://projects.worldbank.or Social Fund for Development (P163108|FY18): improve access Iraq
g/en/projectsto basic services and; to increase short-term employment
operations/projectopportunities, in targeted communities.
detail/P163108

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https://projects.worldbank.or Emergency Social Stabilization and Resilience Projectg/en/projects(P165114|FY18): increase livelihood opportunities in liberated
operations/projectareas; increase access to psychosocial services in liberated
detail/P165114
areas; and strengthen the systems to expand the provision ofsocial safety nets.

Iraq

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https://projects.worldbank.or Youth Employment in Digital and Animation Industries
g/en/projects(P148013|FY15): support youth employment in the digital andoperations/projectanimation industries in Jamaica.
detail/P148013

Jamaicahttps://projects.worldbank.or Integrated Community Development Project (P146460|FY14): Jamaica
g/en/projectsto enhance access to basic urban infrastructure and services,
operations/projectand contribute towards increasedcommunity safety in selected
detail/P146460
economically vulnerable and socially volatile inner citycommunities of Jamaica.

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Social Protection● 58% increase in sub-districts with PKH (Family Hope Program)beneficiary families having switched to cashless payment methods.
● 4,019 PKH beneficiary families.
● 21% increase in children aged 0–18 years in PKH beneficiary families
who received basic health and nutrition services in accordance with
protocol.
● Introduce a temporary emergency cash transfer scheme in response
to COVID-19 and other large-scale shocks.

Social Protection

Social Protection

Social Protection

Social Protection

COVID-19 Project

Committed
US$ mil c

Green Bond Impact Report

IBRD share Allocatedd
US$ mil e

600.0

12%

158.0

● 1,500,000 households benefitting from improved access to basic
services, 750,000 of which are women.
● 150,000 beneficiaries of short term employment, 50,000 of which are
women.
● 1,350 targeted government staff trained in participatory decisionmaking.

300.0

100%

7.4

● 150,000 beneficiary households receiving Cash for Work support,
75,000 of which are female headed households.
● 150,000 beneficiaries receiving direct counseling.
● 12,000 beneficiaries receiving livelihood support.
● 1,200,000 beneficiaries of social safety net programs.

200.0

100%

24.5

● 220 youth who participate in one of the animation training programand become employed by the animation industry.
● 4,875 youth trained in document management and digitization (50%of which are women).
● 12 community / youth centers refurbished.
● 50% increase in participation in innovation competition.

20.0

100%

12.2

● 80,000 residence with increased access to quality services andimproved basic infrastructure.
● 1,250 piped household water connections that are benefiting fromrehabilitation works.
● 6,000 persons who obtained civil registration documents.
● 600 households provided with access to rehabilitated or newly
constructed sanitation facilities.
● 80,000 people in urban areas provided with access to regular solid
waste collection under the project.
● 500 persons who obtained formal certifications relating to skills
development.
● 18 schools with rehabilitated facilities.

42.0

100%

38.9

SDGs fFragile & Conflict-Affected Situations#

Link to more information351

https://projects.worldbank.or Youth, Technology, and Jobs Project (P170669|FY20): improve Jordan
g/en/projectsdigitally-enabled income opportunities and expand digitized
operations/projectgovernment services in Jordan.
detail/P170669

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https://projects.worldbank.or Social Protection System (P147212|FY15): support theg/en/projectsGovernment’s effort to increase access of PROSPERA
operations/projectbeneficiaries to social and productive programs, and develop
detail/P147212
instruments for an integrated social protection system.

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MexicoProject Life a40

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https://projects.worldbank.or Identity and Targeting for Social Protection Project
Moroccog/en/projects(P155198|FY17): expand coverage of a unique identifying
operations/projectnumber for the Moroccan population and foreign residents, anddetail/P155198
to improve targeting of Social Safety Nets in the Project Area.

30

https://projects.worldbank.or Social Services Improvement Project (P162246|FY19): expand North Macedonia
g/en/projectsaccess to and improve the quality of social services, including
operations/projectpreschool services, for vulnerable groups.
detail/P162246

20

https://projects.worldbank.or Social Insurance Administration Project (P170343|FY20):
North Macedonia
g/en/projectsimprove the quality of services in administering social insurance
operations/projectand strengthen the regulatory framework for people withdetail/P170343
disabilities and hazardous occupations.

https://projects.worldbank.or Strengthening Social Protection and Inclusion System
Panamag/en/projects(P155097|FY16): increase the efficiency of the social protection
operations/projectsystem and improve the income generation capacity of the poor
detail/P155097
and vulnerable.

15

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SectorTarget Results b

Social Protection● 10,000 beneficiaries, of those trained on employable digital skills,
reporting new income opportunities.
● 80% of government payment services enabled for digital payments.
● US$20,000,000 new private sector investment mobilized in digital
services.
● 15,000 individuals trained by training service providers supported bydigital skills development activities.
● 300,000 students (grade 7-12) receiving digital skills curriculum inschools.
● 250 start-ups supported with business matchmaking.
● 6,000 individuals trained to access and offer their services on digitalplatforms.
● 100 new government services digitized.

Social Protection

Social Protection

Social Protection

Social Protection

Social Protection

COVID-19 Project

Committed
US$ mil c

Green Bond Impact Report

IBRD share Allocatedd
US$ mil e

SDGs f

SDG 17
SDG 1
SDG 4

163.1

82%

6.1

650.0

100%

621.8

100.0

100%

57.8

33.4

100%

4.5

● 708,969 of PROSPERA beneficiaries that participate in social
programs.

● 26,266 project beneficiaries, 11,800 of which are female.
● 266 newborns for whom a Unique Identifying Number has been
attributed through civil registration in the project area, 120 of which
are female.
● Increase by 10.8% in national preschool enrollment rates for children
ages 3 to 6 years old.
● 60% increase in cash benefit recipients and social services recipientsrecertified and recorded in the new information system.
● 40% of preschools with improved process quality as measured by thequality assessment tool.
● 3,000 beneficiaries receiving non-institutional social services(alternative/non-residential forms of care) from licensed providers.
● 10,000 beneficiaries of social safety net programs.

● Single unified registry of socially insured individuals developed andfunctional.
● New Law on Employment of Persons with Disabilities enacted.
● 3 communication campaigns developed and implemented.
● List of jobs declared as hazardous and arduous revised and enacted.
● Enacted unified methodology for disability assessment anddetermination.
● Central Coordination Unit for Unified Disability functional.
● Single registry of persons with disabilities developed and functional.

● Additional 21,672 direct project beneficiaries and additional 5% of
which are women.

SDG 1
SDG 8
SDG 10

15.2

100%

1.1

60.0

100%

3.0

Fragile & Conflict-Affected Situations

Country

Project Life a

https://projects.worldbank.or Social Welfare Development and Reform Project II
g/en/projects(P153744|FY16): support the Conditional Cash Transfer
operations/projectProgram of DSWD to improve the use of health and education
detail/P153744
services by poor children.

Philippines

35

https://projects.worldbank.or Emergency COVID-19 Response Development Policy Loang/en/projects(P174120|FY20): mitigate the impact of COVID-19 on the poor
operations/projectand vulnerable households and provide financial relief todetail/P174120
affected small and medium enterprises.

Philippines#

Link to more information

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https://projects.worldbank.or Cultural Heritage 2 (P120219|FY11): support the conservation, Russian Federation
g/en/projectssafekeeping, valorization and promotion of cultural heritage
operations/projectassets in four oblasts of the RF and strengthen regional capacity
detail/P120219
for cultural heritage management so that cultural
heritageassets fully support the socio-economic developmentof the four oblasts.

23

https://projects.worldbank.or Social Safety Nets Modernization Project (P128344|FY15):
g/en/projectsimprove the performance of Ukraine’s social assistance andoperations/projectsocial services system for low-income families.
detail/P128344

23

Ukrainehttps://projects.worldbank.or Sustaining Market Reforms in Uzbekistan Development Policy Uzbekistan
g/en/projectsOperation (P168280|FY19): sustain Uzbekistan's economic
operations/projectreforms and transition to a market economy by increasing thedetail/P168280
role of markets and the private sector in the economy andenhancing social inclusion.

https://projects.worldbank.or Results-based Road Maintenance and Safety Project
Albaniag/en/projects(P132982|FY15): maintain the condition and improve the safety
operations/projectof Borrower's Primary Road and Primary-Secondary Road
detail/P132982
networks, and strengthen sustainable and efficient road asset
management and safety practices, for the benefit of road-users.

35

30

SectorTarget Results b

Social Protection● 173,823 household beneficiaries who receive due cash grants.
● 4.2% increase in monitored children 0-5 years old in poor CCT
beneficiaries households undergoing growth monitoring and checkups.
● 13.5% increase in monitored children in poor CCT beneficiaryhouseholds who transition from elementary to high school.

Social Protection

Social Protection

Social Protection

Social Protection

Transportation● More than 90% of Pantawid Pamilyang Pilipino Program (4Ps)
beneficiaries received top-up cashtransfer benefits from the Government’s Emergency Subsidy Program.
● At least 10,000 targeted vulnerable non-4Ps beneficiaries received
social assistance through electronic cash transfer system.
● More than 10,000 vulnerable repatriated Overseas Filipino Workers
received financial assistance.

COVID-19 Project

Committed
US$ mil c

750.0Green Bond Impact Report

IBRD share Allocatedd
US$ mil e

99%

750.0

SDG 1
SDG 3
SDG 9
500.0

100%

500.0

● 1,387,434 visitors in selected supported cultural heritage sites andinstitutions● New conservation and collection management practices
implemented.
● 1,000 participants to training and capacity building events andbeneficiaries of technical assistance.

100.0

40%

85.7

● 140 additional beneficiary families reached and maintained for atleast 3 consecutive months.
● Mechanisms of the Guaranteed Minimum Income program adopted
and implementation started including simplified application proceduresto achieve stronger targeting accuracy and lower its delivery cost,
improved.

450.0

100%

212.6

● Value of horticultural exports increased to US$960,000,000.
● 13,000 legal entities registered as wholesale trading businesses.
● Banking sector legislation is in increased compliance with Basel Core
Principles for Effective Banking Supervision.
● At least 1 electricity and 1 cold-water end-user tariff amendments are
made in accordance with the new methodology.
● An increase in formal employment as evidenced by the number
private sector employees registered for payroll tax withholding:
1,952,698 male employees and 1,207,315 female employees.
● A new standardized and systematic national assessment is piloted in
at least 2 regions.

● Decrease by 45 in the number of fatalities on an annual basis acrossthe national road network.
● 1,335 km of project roads under routine maintenance through
Performance Based Contracts.

SDGs f

SDG 2
SDG 10
SDG 1

700.0

100%

700.0

80.0

51%

40.4

Fragile & Conflict-Affected Situations

Link to more information363

https://projects.worldbank.or Regional and Local Roads Connectivity (P163239|FY18):
Albaniag/en/projectsimprove access to selected agricultural and tourism centers, andoperations/projectto strengthen their municipalities’ capacity to manage theirdetail/P163239
road assets.

36

https://projects.worldbank.or Northwestern Road Development Corridor Projectg/en/projects(P163115|FY18): improve connectivity and road safety along
operations/projecttargeted road sections of the Northwestern Corridor and todetail/P163115
support corridor development in the Northwest of Argentina.

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Country

Project Life a#Argentina

https://projects.worldbank.or Lifeline Road Network Improvement Project (P126782|FY13): Armenia
g/en/projectsimprove access of rural communities to markets and services
operations/projectthrough upgrading of selected lifeline roads, and to strengthendetail/P126782
the capacity of the Borrower's line ministry in charge of roads tomanage the lifeline road network.

41

https://projects.worldbank.or Third Highway Project (P118023|FY10): contribute to a more Azerbaijan
g/en/projectsefficient and safer Baku-Shamakhi and Yenikend-Shorsulu roads
operations/projectand higher quality road services as part of the general network
detail/P118023
upgrading to motorway standard, and to improve themanagement of the nascent motorway network.

21

https://projects.worldbank.or Transit Corridor Improvement Project (P149697|FY15):
Belarusg/en/projectsimprove transport connectivity, border crossing procedures andoperations/projectsafety for domestic and international road users on selected
detail/P149697
sections of the M6 corridor.

21

https://projects.worldbank.or Climate Resilient Infrastructure (P127338|FY15): enhance theg/en/projectsresilience of road infrastructure against flood risk and impacts
operations/projectof climate change; and improve the Borrower's capacity todetail/P127338
respond promptly and effectively in an Eligible Crisis or
Emergency.

Belize25

SectorTarget Results b

Transportation● Travel time on project roads reduced by 35%.
● Improved municipalities’ road asset management capacity as
demonstrated through the adoption of Municipal Rehabilitation and
Maintenance Plan.
● 9 agricultural and tourism centers connected by improved projectroads.
● 55 km of rural roads rehabilitated.

Transportation

Transportation

Transportation

Transportation

Transportation● 20% average travel time saved (25% for cars and 17% for trucks).
● Flow of passenger vehicles increased by 1,266 vehicles per day(additional 1,224 cars and 42 buses per day).
● Freight volume transported along targeted road sections of theNorthwestern Development Corridor increased by 1.24 millions tons
per year.
● 30% decrease in traffic-related deaths per hundred million vehiclekilometers travelled along targeted road sections of the Northwestern
Development Corridor.

● 450 km of roads rehabilitated.
● 7,500 km of lifeline roads fed into RAMS (Road Asset Management
System).
● 25.8% increase in the share of rural population with access to an allseason road (equivalent to additional 309,200 people).
● Increase by 9% in roads in good and fair condition as a share of total
classified roads.
● Decrease by 20% in road user costs from Yenikend to Shorsulu andfrom Baku to Shamakhi.
● Increase by 15% in roads in good and fair condition as a share of
total M roads of the network.
● 30% decrease in personal injuries per 100-million vehicle-km along
the Baku-Shamakhi road and along the Yenikend-Shorsulu road.
● 19% reduction in travel time between Minsk and Grodno (equivalent
to 42 minutes).
● 40% reduction in severe injuries and fatalities on road sections under
this project (equivalent to 14 injuries and fatalities).
● Reduction by 10% in vehicle operating costs for medium trucks, along
the project road.
● 86 km of non-rural roads constructed.
● 1,200 project beneficiaries.
● 30 km of roads rehabilitated and 12 bridges and culverts improved.
● 50% reduction in road interruption due to flooding.
● 170,000 people living near the road networks directly benefit.

COVID-19 Project

Committed
US$ mil c

Green Bond Impact Report

IBRD share Allocatedd
US$ mil e

50.0

100%

16.4

300.0

96%

37.8

100.0

90%

81.6

247.6

87%

245.4

250.0

93%

221.1

30.0

100%

8.4

SDGs fFragile & Conflict-Affected Situations

Link to more information369

https://projects.worldbank.or Road Sector Capacity Development Project (P144597|FY16): Bolivia
g/en/projectsenhance Bolivia's national road sector management andoperations/projectimprove the condition of the country's primary paved roaddetail/P144597
network targeted under the Project.
https://projects.worldbank.or Santa Cruz Road Corridor Connector Project (San Ignacio - San Bolivia
g/en/projectsJose) (P152281|FY17): improve transport accessibility along theoperations/projectroad corridor between San Ignacio de Velasco and San Jose dedetail/P152281
Chiquitos.

40

https://projects.worldbank.or Republika Srpska Railways Restructuring ProjectBosnia andg/en/projects(P161122|FY18): improve transport connectivity of the country Herzegovina
operations/projectalong priority transport links and to support improvements indetail/P161122
transport operations and asset management practices.

39

https://projects.worldbank.or Federation Road Sector Modernization ProjectBosnia andg/en/projects(P152406|FY17): upgrade transport infrastructure alongpriority Herzegovina
operations/projecttransport links and to strengthen capacity for sustainabledetail/P152406
transport asset management.

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https://projects.worldbank.or Integrated Transport (P102368|FY09): enhance the efficiency
g/en/projectsof the transport system by building modern
operations/projectbusinessmanagement capacity and improving the strategic
detail/P102368
planning aspects of inter-regional and critical transport
infrastructure.

Country

Project Life a#

Botswana

https://projects.worldbank.or Upgrading and Greening the Rio de Janeiro Urban Rail
Brazilg/en/projects(P111996|FY10): improve the level of service provided tooperations/projectsuburban rail transport users in the RJMR in a safe and costdetail/P111996
efficient manner; to place the suburban rail transport system ona lower carbon growth path; and to improve the transportmanagement and policy framework in the Borrower’s territory
and in the RJMR.
https://projects.worldbank.or Sao Paulo Metro Line 5 Project (P116170|FY10): improve the Brazil
g/en/projectsmobility of public transport users in the Capao Redondo-Largo
operations/projectTreze-Chacara Klabin (Line 5) and Vila Sonia-Luz (Line 4)
detail/P116170
Corridors in a cost-efficient and environmentally-friendly
manner; and to facilitate the integration between metro andbus at the metro stations.

30

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SectorTarget Results b

Transportation● An integrated financial management information system in the ABC
detailed, designed, installed, and used.
● 400 km of non-rural roads rehabilitated.

Transportation

Transportation

Transportation

Transportation

Transportation

Transportation● 50% reduction in travel time along the project area.
● Vehicle Operating Cost for cars and trucks decreased, respectively, by
43% and 36%.
● 208 km of non-rural roads constructed.
● 10,325 project beneficiaries.
● 41% decrease in Railway Company of Republika Srpska working ratio.
● Public Service Obligations Contract for passenger services
implemented and fully covering passenger operations deficit.
● Multi-annual infrastructure contract implemented, fully covering
infrastructure investments.
● Increase by 2% in roads in good and fair condition as a share of total
classified roads.
● 5% decrease in vehicle operating costs for heavy vehicles along the
Project's sections (equivalent to 0.08 EUR per vehicle-km).
● 50% decrease in road crashes with severe consequences (equivalent
to 14 road crashes).
● 33 km of non-rural roads constructed.
● 178 km of non-rural roads rehabilitated.
● 89,291 project beneficiaries.

● 335 km of roads under successful long term Output and Performance
Based Road Contracting for rehabilitation and maintenance.
● Decrease by 20% in number of annual road accidents on projectroads as related to road conditions.
● Decrease by 15% in the average travel time reduction (Gaborone City)
per 10 kms travel.
● 700,000 passengers per day (40% increase since 2009).
● 34,000 tons of CO2 eq. reduced annually.
● 100 new trains delivered and in operation● Upgraded infrastructure● Shorter travel and waiting times.
● Bicycle parking facilities in select stations.
● 65% increase in the number of Line 5 stations integrated with buses.
● 100% completion of new trains for Line 5.
● 76 additional buses in the corridor of Line 5.
● 409,000 additional users in Line 5 per day.

COVID-19 Project

Committed
US$ mil c

Green Bond Impact Report

IBRD share Allocatedd
US$ mil e

166.0

74%

51.7

200.0

87%

4.5

60.6

41%

47.8

64.6

64%

22.4

186.0

48%

96.0

730.9

99%

637.4

650.4

26%

617.5

SDGs fFragile & Conflict-Affected Situations

Link to more information376

https://projects.worldbank.or Tocantins Integrated Sustainable Regional Development
Brazilg/en/projects(P121495|FY13): support of the Borrower's integrated andoperations/projectterritorially balanced development agenda. The objective will be
detail/P121495
achieved through fostering improved accessibility of
populations and producers to employment opportunities,
services, resources, and markets and enhanced connectivity to
the State's territories and productive regions, and institutional
strengthening to contribute to modernize public service delivery
and management, promote local economic activities,
strengthen environmental management, and improveeducation.

30

https://projects.worldbank.or Sao Paulo State Sustainable Transport (P127723|FY13):
g/en/projectsimprove transport efficiency and safety, increase share ofoperations/projectwaterway transport, and improve resilience to climate changedetail/P127723
and natural disasters.

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Country

Project Life a#Brazilhttps://projects.worldbank.or Bahia Rpad Rehabilitation and Maintenance Project - 2nd
Brazilg/en/projectsPhase (P147272|FY16): enhance, in a sustainable fashion, road
operations/projectaccessibility and safety in selected regions of the State of Bahia
detail/P147272
territory.

40

https://projects.worldbank.or Transport Sector Development Project (P150999|FY17):
Cameroong/en/projectsstrengthen transport planning; improve transport efficiency andoperations/projectsafety on the Babadjou-Bamenda section of the Yaounde detail/P150999
Bamenda transport corridor; and enhance safety and security at
selected airports.

37

https://projects.worldbank.or Hubei Inland Waterway Improvement Project (P158717|FY18): China
g/en/projectsimprove inland waterway transport capacity and reliability along
operations/projectthe Han River in support of low carbon development.
detail/P158717

30

SectorTarget Results b

Transportation● 91% increase in CREMA (Rehabilitation and Maintenance
Performance Based Contracts) State road network in good condition.
● Increase by 2,060,000 in vehicle-km travelled on State paved roads
under good condition.
● 7% increase in the share of rural population with access to an allseason road (equivalent to 181,179 people).
● 1,500 km of rural roads rehabilitated.

Transportation

Transportation

Transportation

Transportation● 750 km of roads rehabilitated.
● 40 new automatic stations to monitor climate risk.
● 39 additional municipalities with disaster risk mapping.
● 9,600 tons of net CO2 reduced annually.
● 30% increase in exported biofuel transported by waterway.
● 6 million tons/year freight in the Tiete-Parana waterway (400%increase).
● 50% reduction of road fatalities in the 100 most critical spots.
● 30% decrease in fatalities and serious injuries on the selected roadsafety corridors.
● 22% increase in State paved road network under performance-based
rehabilitation and maintenance contracts.
● 15% of rural population with access to an all-season road (equivalent
to 825,000 additional people).
● 2,370 km of roads rehabilitated.
● State Committee for road safety and State Infrastructure Road Fundestablished.
● 52 km of road maintained under OPBC (Output Performance-BasedContract) along the project road between Babadjou and Bamenda.
● 29% decrease in annual road accidents recorded along the project
road between Babadjou and Bamenda.
● 150 relevant government officials trained in transport planning.
● 848,000 project beneficiaries.
● 1,651,000 airport users.

● 3,390,000 tons of traffic passing through the Yakou Complex annually.
● 340 days of navigability of 1000 DWT (Dead Weight Tonnage) vessels
annually.
● 13,689 tons of CO2 emission reduction annually.
● 6 additional powerhouses in operation.
● 246,000,000 KWh of renewable energy provided.
● 340 staff trained.

COVID-19 Project

Committed
US$ mil c

Green Bond Impact Report

IBRD share Allocatedd
US$ mil e

300.0

80%

225.5

300.0

70%

248.4

200.0

67%

93.7

192.0

93%

47.5

150.0

29%

52.3

SDGs fFragile & Conflict-Affected Situations#

Link to more information381

https://projects.worldbank.or Anhui Rural Road Resilience Program for Results
g/en/projects(P158733|FY19): improve the rural road network connectivity,
operations/projectsafety and quality in selected counties in Anhui Province.
detail/P158733

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Country

Project Life a

China

25

https://projects.worldbank.or Yunnan Honghe Prefecture Diannan Center Urban Transport China
g/en/projects(P101525|FY14): improve the safety, accessibility, andoperations/projectefficiency of transportation in core urban areas by building newdetail/P101525
infrastructure, staff training and education campaigns.

25

https://projects.worldbank.or HaJia Railway (P117341|FY14): provide additional railway
g/en/projectscapacity and reduce transport time for passengers and freight.
operations/projectdetail/P117341

China

30

https://projects.worldbank.or Qinghai Xining Urban Transport Project (P127867|FY14):
g/en/projectsprovide more efficient, safer and cleaner transportation.
operations/projectdetail/P127867?lang=en&tab=overview

China

30

https://projects.worldbank.or Guiyang Rural Roads Project (P129401|FY14): provide
Chinag/en/projectsimproved transport accessibility in selected areas of Guiyang inoperations/projecta sustainable manner.
detail/P129401
https://projects.worldbank.or Zhengzhou Urban Rail Project (P128919|FY15): improve urban China
g/en/projectsmobility for the population of Zhengzhou along the catchment
operations/projectareaof Line 3 from Xin Liu Lu Station to Hang Hai Dong Lu
detail/P128919
Station.
https://projects.worldbank.or Yunnan Highway Asset Management Project (P132621|FY15): China
g/en/projectsimprove the efficiency and cost-effectiveness of highway asset
operations/projectmanagement in Yunnan.
detail/P132621

24

https://projects.worldbank.or Hubei Xiaogan Logistics Infrastructure (P132562|FY16):
g/en/projectsenhance the connectivity and efficiency of the logistics
operations/projectoperations of the Xiaogan Logistics Park in Hubei Province.
detail/P132562
https://projects.worldbank.or Gansu Rural-urban integration Project (P132775|FY15):
g/en/projectsprovide residents in Wuwei Municipality and Linxia Prefecture
operations/projectwith improved connectivity between rural and urban areas.
detail/P132775

30

China

China

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SectorTarget Results b

Transportation● 75% of county and township roads in excellent and good condition.
● 98% of rural roads maintenance coverage rate.
● 5,014 km of rural roads improved with resilience and safety features.
● 8,899 bridges reinforced, demolished and/or reconstructed withresilience and safety features.

Transportation

Transportation

Transportation

Transportation

Transportation

Transportation

Transportation

Transportation

COVID-19 Project

Committed
US$ mil c

Green Bond Impact Report

IBRD share Allocatedd
US$ mil e

SDG 1
SDG 3
SDG 11
200.0

72%

50.0

● Reduced average travel time for public transport usersof 10.5-15 minutes.
● Reduced the number of transport related fatalities.
● 15.4 km of roads constructed and/or re-functioned.
● 742,000 people gaining access to urban transport service.
● 38 million additional passenger trips annually.

150.0

43%

69.4

● Reduced passenger and freight travel time by respectively 254 and210 minutes.
● 15 million people benefit including rural poor.
● Reduced pollution from shift to electric railways from road and airtransport.
● 7 million additional freight volume per year.
● 3 million additional passengers per year.

300.0

5%

291.3

● 20% decrease in travel time.
● Improved accessibility to 189,400 jobs.
● Reduced vehicle pollution.
● 400,000 project beneficiaries.
● 264,000 additional passengers per day.

120.0

48%

85.1

150.0

60%

87.1

250.0

8%

156.1

150.0

53%

77.5

100.0

66%

12.1

150.0

66%

128.7

● 778,027 people with access to an All-Season Road.
● 40% increase in travel time savings on upgraded/improved roads.
● 520 km of roads rehablitated.
● 240,000 additional passenger-trips on Line 3.
● Increase by 25% in the proportion of urban rail commuters on Line 3
with access to a car.
● Increase by 10% in national highways and provincial highways ingood/fair condition.
● Integrated highway asset management information systemestablished.
● Reduced by 8 minutes the average travel time.
● 9.7 km of roads constructed.

● 21% increase in rural population with access to an all-season road in
Wuwei and Linxia.
● 38% increase in the average travel time savings on selected key
project roads connecting rural and urban areas in Wuwei and Linxia.
● 11.3 km of roads rehabilitated or constructed in Wuwei and Linxia.

SDGs fFragile & Conflict-Affected Situations

Link to more information390

https://projects.worldbank.or Jiaozuo Green Transport and Safety Improvement
Chinag/en/projects(P132277|FY14): improve transport safety and efficiency along
operations/projectthe selected transport corridors and promote non-motorized
detail/P132277?lang=en&tab trips within the pilot green corridor.
=overview30

https://projects.worldbank.or Heilongjiang Cold Weather Smart Public Transportation
g/en/projectsSystem (P133114|FY14): upgrade the quality, safety andoperations/projectefficiency of public transport service.
detail/P133114

China

20

https://projects.worldbank.or Guizhou Tongren Rural Transport Project (P148071|FY16):
g/en/projectsimprove rural transport connectivity in Dejiang and Sinanoperations/projectcounties.
detail/P148071

China

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Country

Project Life a#40

https://projects.worldbank.or Tianjin Urban Transport Improvement ProjectChina
g/en/projects(P148129|FY16): leverage the existing metro system andoperations/projectpromote walking and biking in the urban core to make transportdetail/P148129?lang=en&tab greener and safer.
=overview20

https://projects.worldbank.or Urumqi Urban Transport Project II (P148527|FY16): improveg/en/projectsmobility in selected transport corridors and reduce pollution
operations/projectfrom cars with a bus rapid transit (BRT) system.
detail/P148527?lang=en

China

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https://projects.worldbank.or Wuhan Integrated Transport Development (P148294|FY16):
g/en/projectsimprove transport mobility in Wuhan and Anlu Municipalities.
operations/projectdetail/P148294

China

https://projects.worldbank.or Anhui Road Maintenance Innovation and Demonstration
g/en/projectsProject (P153173|FY17): improve highway maintenance
operations/projectdelivery and asset management capacity in the participating
detail/P153173
municipalities and county in Anhui Province.

China

25

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SectorTarget Results b

Transportation● 490,000 beneficiaries of which 241,000 are women.
● Reduced traffic fatalities by 36%.
● 17 km in green corridors exclusively dedicated topedestrians and cyclists.
● 35.3 km of corridor constructed or improved.
● 241,500 non- motorized trips per year in the green corridor.
● 32,400 additional bus passengers per year.

Transportation

Transportation

Transportation

Transportation

Transportation

Transportation

COVID-19 Project

Committed
US$ mil c

Green Bond Impact Report

IBRD share Allocatedd
US$ mil e

100.0

50%

70.6

● 20-30% reduction in fuel use.
● 22-25 km of improved transport corridors developed.
● 320 new cleaner-fuel vehicles procured.
● 27,382 tons of CO2 reduced annually.
● 38.8 million more bus rides annually due to increased efficiency ofbus service.

200.0

46%

162.4

● 262,000 project beneficiaries, 48% of which are women.
● 30% increase in travel time savings.
● 646 km of rural roads rehabilitated.
● 30 bridges improved or constructed.
● 147 villages with New Road Safety Measures.

150.0

65%

121.0

● 2.8 million trips benefit from improvements each day.
● 50 km of roads rehabilitated, 111 metro stations improved and 5 new
bus terminals completed.
● 260 tons of CO2 reduced annually.
● 85,000 new metro users per day.
● 135,000 new non-motorized trips per day.

100.0

45%

24.7

● 51.7 km of BRT routes operated.
● 45% of commuters using smart cards.
● 450% increase in average passenger boardings per bus/km during
peak hours.
● 110,000 tons of CO2 reduced.
● 645,000 people benefit from direct access to BRT corridors andgreener/more efficient transport.

140.0

26%

59.8

● Average vehicle trip speed during peak hours on major arterial roads
within the third ring road in Wuhan increased by 2.5 km/h.
● Level of utilization of transport information to improve mobility in
Wuhan increased from "low to "relatively high".
● 13,397 additional bus riderships in Anlu.
● 22 km of road constructed or rehabilitated in Anlu.
● 210 energy-efficient buses purchased in Anlu.

120.0

58%

33.8

● 30% increase in roads in good and fair condition.
● Highway asset management capacity more than doubled.
● 15% increase in emergency events, under the jurisdiction of theemergency centers, responded to within required time limits.
● 100 km of roads improved/maintained.
● 100% of new maintenance technologies and materials applied inproject roads.

150.0

51%

36.3

SDGs fFragile & Conflict-Affected Situations#

Link to more information397

https://projects.worldbank.or Sichuan Chongqing Cooperation: Guang'an Demonstration
China
g/en/projectsArea Infrastructure Development Project (P133456|FY15):
operations/projectimprove Linshui County and Qianfeng District infrastructure anddetail/P133456
investment support services.

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https://projects.worldbank.or Shaanxi Small Towns Infrastructure Project (P133069|FY15): China
g/en/projectsimprove the infrastructure and service delivery in selected small
operations/projectand medium towns in Shaanxi Province.
detail/P133069

Project Life a35

35

https://projects.worldbank.or Ningbo Sustainable Urbanization Project (P149485|FY17):
China
g/en/projectsimprove the use of urban public space, improve urban mobility
operations/projectand reduce flood risk in selected counties in Ningbo
detail/P149485
Municipality.

35

https://projects.worldbank.or Lushan Earthquake Reconstruction and Risk Reduction Project China
g/en/projects(P153548|FY17): improve access to disaster resilient
operations/projectinfrastructure and strengthen risk reduction in selectdetail/P153548
municipalities of Sichuan Province and to improve emergency
preparedness in Shimian County in Sichuan Province.

35

https://projects.worldbank.or Anhui Xuancheng Infrastructure for Industry Relocation
g/en/projects(P129431|FY13): contribute to the economic, social andoperations/projectenvironmental sustainability of the project area in thedetail/P129431
Xuancheng Economic and Technological Development Zone.

China

35

SectorTarget Results b

Transportation● 80% increase in wastewater collected and treated in Linshui ETDZ
(Economic and Technological Development Zone).
● Decrease by 20 minutes in traveling time between Linshui town
center and Linshui Economic Industrial Zone.
● 200,000 people provided with access to improved sanitation
facilities.
● 23 km of non-rural roads constructed.
● 4,800 tons per year of COD pollution load reduced.
● 30 km of sewer constructed.

Transportation

Transportation

Transportation

Transportation

COVID-19 Project

Committed
US$ mil c

Green Bond Impact Report

IBRD share Allocatedd
US$ mil e

100.0

49%

36.7

● 151,000 people in urban areas provided with access to improved
water sources.
● 238,200 people provided with access to improved sanitation
facilities.
● 29 ha provided with new and improved drainage services.
● 22 ha with access to newly built or rehabilitated roads.
● 74 km of non-rural roads constructed or rehabilitated.
● 169 km wastewater sewers and storm drains constructed or
rehabilitated.

150.0

58%

114.4

● 569,284 project beneficiaries.
● 15% increase in pedestrian/bicycle flows and stationary activities inareas with urban regeneration intervention.
● 27% increase in the number of public transport users in the urban
areas.
● 9,036 ha provided with new and improved drainage services.
● 16 km of increased total length of road.

150.0

47%

38.2

● 313,00 project beneficiaries, 45% of which are female.
● 35 km of rural roads rehabilitated incorporating landslide risk
reduction measures.
● 100,000 people in urban areas provided with improved access toroads.
● 83,000 people in urban areas provided with improved drainage
conditions.
● 56,000 people with improved access to emergency shelters.
● 150,000 People with improved access to an all-season rural road.
● 45 km of non-rural roads rehabilitated.
● 80 km of drainage pipelines rehabilitated and constructed.

300.0

78%

111.4

90.0

44%

83.5

● 50 km of non-rural roads constructed.
● 5,700 jobs created.
● 18,000 people in urban areas provided with access to improved
water sources under the project.

SDGs fFragile & Conflict-Affected Situations#

Link to more information402

https://projects.worldbank.or Enhancing Waterway Connectivity and Water Service
g/en/projectsProvision in Pazcifico Project (P156880|FY18): improve
operations/projectwaterway transport and coverage and quality of water supply
detail/P156880
and sanitation services, in the participating Municipalities.

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Project Life a

Colombia

15

https://projects.worldbank.or Support to the National Transit Urban Program
g/en/projects(P117947|FY12): enhance the efficiency, affordability, quality,
operations/projectsafety, and environmental sustainability ofthe provision ofdetail/P117947
public transit services in the participating cities.

Colombia

https://projects.worldbank.or Sustainable Croatian Railways in Europe (P147499|FY15):
g/en/projectsimprove the operational efficiency and the financial
operations/projectsustainability of the public railway sector in Croatia.
detail/P147499

Croatia

https://projects.worldbank.or Modernization and restructuring of the road sector
g/en/projects(P155842|FY17): strengthen the institutional effectiveness,
operations/projectenhance the operational efficiency and increase the debt
detail/P155842
service capacity of Croatia's road sector.

Croatia

https://projects.worldbank.or Manta Public Services Improvement Project (P143996|FY14): Ecuador
g/en/projectsimprove transport services and the quality and sustainability ofoperations/projectwater and sanitation.
detail/P143996

https://projects.worldbank.or Quito Metro Line One (P144489|FY15): improve urban mobility Ecuador
g/en/projectsand serve the growing demand for public transport.
operations/projectdetail/P143996?lang=en&tab=overview

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COVID-19 ProjectGreen Bond Impact Report

SectorTarget Results b

Transportation● 15 minutes of time saving per 2.5-hour trip using navigation aids andrehabilitated/upgrade docks.
● 9,550 people in urban areas provided with access to improved water
sources.
● 7,350 people in urban areas provided with access to improved
sanitation facilities.
● Water quality poses no risk for human comsumption in the selectedmunicipalities.
● 1,910 new piped household water connections.
● 1,080 piped household water connections that are benefiting fromrehabilitation works.
● 740 new household sewer connections constructed under the
Project.

41.9

100%

0.3

●10% reduction of PM10 concentration level.
● Reduced average travel time for low income riders from 11.4 to 22.2
minutes.
● Reduced accidents and pollution (including greenhouse gases)
associated with bus transport services.
● 25 km of rehabilitated pedestrian public space.

198.0

86%

153.8

● 468 additional annual train-km operated per HZI (Croatian Railways
Infrastructure) employee.
● 2,581 of staff rentreched among HZP (Croatia Railways Passenger
Transport), HZC (Croatian Railways Cargo) and HZI.
● 2,479 HZP and HZC rolling stocks rehabilitated.
● 306 km of line sections rehabilitated or improved.

183.4

91%

128.3

23.3

2%

17.9

● 71,000 residents benefit from water connection investments.
● Improved mobility and accessibility of street network including
pedestrian facilities and cycling
paths.
● 24 hours of continuity of water supply service.
● 2,318 and 17,500 piped household water connections respectively
constructed andrehabilitated.
● 505 average daily cyclist traffic (20% increase).
● 3,150 average daily pedestrian traffic (25% increase).

100.0

87%

94.3

● US$14 million in annual fuel savings.
● 40% reduction in average travel time.
● 1,800 jobs created.
● 82,285 tons of CO2 eq. emissions reduced annually.
● 296,000 passengers per day.

435.0

26%

386.1

Transportation

Transportation

Transportation

Transportation

Transportation● Motorway and road networks managed under rolling investment
plans developed by the Ministry of Sea, Transport and Infrastructure.
● Implemented integrated system from Ministry of Sea, Transport andInfrastructure to monitor and enforce performance of motorway androad companies.

Committed
US$ mil c

IBRD share Allocatedd
US$ mil e

SDGs f

SDG 6
SDG 11
SDG 3

Fragile & Conflict-Affected Situations

Country

Project Life a

https://projects.worldbank.or Ibarra Transport Infrastructure Improvement Projectg/en/projects(P147280|FY16): improve mobility of Ibarra and the use ofoperations/projectrecreational spaces in the Yahuarcocha lagoon area.
detail/P147280

Ecuador30

https://projects.worldbank.or Risk Mitigation and Emergency Recovery Projectg/en/projects(P157324|FY16): support the recovery of basic and productive
operations/projectservices in selected sectors in affected areas in case of andetail/P157324
Eligible Disaster and strengthen resilience to natural disasters
and macroeconomic shocks.

Ecuador#

Link to more information

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53

https://projects.worldbank.or National Railways Restructuring Project
Egypt, Arab Republic
g/en/projects(P101103|FY09):improve the reliability, efficiency and safety of ofoperations/projectthe railways’ services on targeted sections ofthe rail network.
detail/P101103

36

https://projects.worldbank.or Transport Infrastructure Investment Project (P150028|FY15):
g/en/projectsimprove the resilience and safety of land and maritime
operations/projecttransport infrastructure for users ofproject roads, bridges anddetail/P150028
rural jetties and wharves.

30

https://projects.worldbank.or Infrastructure and Local Development Project II
g/en/projects(P151077|FY16): improve access to urban infrastructure andoperations/projectservices in selected underserviced neighborhoods and to build
detail/P151077
basic capacities for municipal management in target cities.

https://projects.worldbank.or Third Secondary and Local Roads Project (P148048|FY15):
g/en/projectsreduce transport costs on project roads and improve theoperations/projectsustainability of road asset management in the secondary anddetail/P148048
local project road network.

Fiji

Gabon

Georgia

25

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COVID-19 ProjectGreen Bond Impact Report

SectorTarget Results b

Transportation● Bus route network optimized.
● 21.5 km of roads constructed.
● 35,000 direct project beneficiaries.
● Additional 50,000 visitors to Yahuarcocha per year.

52.5

58%

26.1

● 203,600 people protected through flood mitigation works.
● 2,372,507 people benefiting from new equipment in the healthsector, rehabilitated infrastructure and restored basic services after an
Eligible Disaster occurs.
● 26,746 metric tons of fish discharged through the Fishing and
Cabotage Terminal annually.
● 34 km of roads rehabilitated.
● 332 health facilities equipped.
● 173,500 ha of crops protected against flooding.
● 1 school constructed and 1,806 students with improved school
infrastructure.

59.6

100%

54.8

● Increase in the availability ratio of the useful fleet for long distancepassengers, short distance passenger and freight by, respectively,
30.5%, 5.5% and 61.7%.
● Increase in the kilometrage per available locomotive for long
distance passengers, short distance passenger and freight by,respectively, 33,000 km, 29,000 km and 10,000 km.

600.0

94%

374.8

● 100 km of FRA (Fiji Roads Authority) roads constructed to revised
standards for resilience and safety.
● Increase by 40 km in the length of roads with minimum 3-Star rating
for vehicle occupants based on iRAP (International Road Assessment
Program) assessments.
● 250,000 people at a reduced risk of bridge failure.
● 17% decrease in the number of rural jetties/wharves requiring highpriority attention (equivalent to 6 jetties/wharves).

50.0

30%

7.3

100.0

100%

29.4

75.0

80%

63.3

Transportation

Transportation

Transportation

Transportation

Transportation● 21,000 people in urban areas provided with access to all-season
roads within a 500 meter range under the project.
● 23,000 additional population provided with access to otherinfrastructure and services.
● 44,000 project beneficiaries, 48% of which are female.
● 8 cities that implement asset management plan as specified in theCity Contracts.
● 8 km of non-rural roads rehabilitated.
● Reduction in vehicle operating costs for cars and trucks of,respectively, 42% and 44%.
● 20% additional reduction in travel time.
● 4% increase in roads in good and fair condition as a share of total
classified roads.
● 222 km of rehabilitated secondary roads and 53 km of rehabilitatedlocal roads.

Committed
US$ mil c

IBRD share Allocatedd
US$ mil e

SDGs fFragile & Conflict-Affected Situations

Link to more information414

https://projects.worldbank.or East-West Highway Corridor Improvement (P149952|FY16):
Georgiag/en/projectsreduce road user costs along the East-West Highway Corridor
operations/projectsection upgraded under the project; and strengthen thedetail/P149952
capacity of the Roads Department and the Ministry of Economy
and Sustainable Development to respectively manage the road
network and provide an enabling environment to improvelogistics services.

39

https://projects.worldbank.or Secondary Road Asset Management Project (P149953|FY16): Georgia
g/en/projectsimprove road user's access to social services and markets on theoperations/projectproject roads in a sustainable manner, and to enhance roaddetail/P149953
asset management for the secondary roads network in Georgia.

39

https://projects.worldbank.or Uttarakhand Disaster Recovery Project (P146653|FY14):
India
g/en/projectsrestore housing, rural connectivity and build resilience of
operations/projectcommunities in Uttarakhand and increase the technical capacity
detail/P146653
of the State entities to respond promptly and effectively to aneligible crisis or emergency.

20

https://projects.worldbank.or Assam Inland Water Transport Project (P157929|FY20):
India
g/en/projectsimprove passenger ferry infrastructure and service in Assam,
operations/projectand improve the institutional capacity and framework for inlanddetail/P157929
water transport in Assam.

20

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Country

Project Life a#

https://projects.worldbank.or Madhya Pradesh Rural Connectivity Project (P157054|FY18): India
g/en/projectsimprove durability and enhance resilience to climate changes ofoperations/projectthe gravel surfaced rural roads in Madhya Pradesh while
detail/P157054
building the capacity of the state to manage its rural road
network and road safety.

30

https://projects.worldbank.or Rajasthan State Highways Development Program II
India
g/en/projects(P157141|FY19): build capacity for better management of state
operations/projecthighways and to improve traffic flows on selected statedetail/P157141
highways in the state of Rajasthan.

30

SectorTarget Results b

Transportation● National Logistics Program adopted by the Ministry of Economy andSustainable Development.
● Travel time from Zemo Osiauri to Khevi reduced by 25% (equivalent
to 4.5 minutes).
● 10% decrease in cars' Operating Costs from Zemo Osiauri to Khevi.
● 19 km of non-rural roads constructed.

Transportation

Transportation

Transportation

Transportation

Transportation● Increase by 5% in the share of the secondary road network in goodand fair condition.
● 340 km of project roads managed under innovative practices (OPRC
and design-build) as part of the Five-Year Rolling Program.
● 20% decrease in travel time to socio-economic centers or district
centers on Guria OPRC roads (equivalent to 65 hours).
● 100% increase in targeted affected HHs with multi-hazard resilient
housing and in targeted affected villages with restored connectivity.
● 2,500 resilient houses reconstructed.
● 3,600 km of village roads/other district roads restored.
● 26 public buildings reconstructed.
● 140 bridle bridges restored.
● Ferry service available increased to 16 hours per day.
● Improved access to climate/weather information and night navigation
support available on project supported routes.
● Transport Department has approved/adopted an Intra-State Water
Transport Strategy.
● More than 200 private sector country boats made safer and efficient.
● 7 modern, floating and engineered ferry terminals with improved
access and socially inclusive design.

● 25% decrease in annual maintenance cost (equivalent to US$250 perkm).
● Maintenance network investment plan prioritized● 100% of state highway network covered under Road Accident DataManagement System.
● 10,510 km of rural roads constructed.
● 1,500,000 rural population connected by all weather paved roads.
● 10,000 km of State Highways actively managed by the Rajasthan State
Highway Authority.
● 50% increase in State Road Fund resources earmarked for State
Highways.
● 766 km of roads rehablitated.
● 4 e-PMS developed and operational.
● Speed Management Program implemented for 100 km.
● Road safety strategy developed and adopted.

COVID-19 Project

Committed
US$ mil c

Green Bond Impact Report

IBRD share Allocatedd
US$ mil e

160.0

98%

33.7

40.0

83%

20.7

96.0

38%

9.1

SDGs f

SDG 3
SDG 6
SDG 5
88.0

80%

2.3

210.0

42%

114.0

SDG 11
SDG 17
SDG 3
250.0

59%

0.6

Fragile & Conflict-Affected Situations#

Link to more information

420

https://projects.worldbank.or Second Tamil Nadu Road Sector Project (P143751|FY15):
g/en/projectsincrease road capacity, enhance quality of maintenance,
operations/projectimprove safety and support institutional development of Tamil
detail/P143751
Nadu's core road network (CRN).

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Project Name (Number | Year/s Loans Approved)and Description

https://projects.worldbank.or Uttar Pradesh Core Road Network Development Projectg/en/projects(P147864|FY19): build capacity for results-focused road safety
operations/projectmanagement in Uttar Pradesh and to improve traffic flows anddetail/P147864
safety for all road users on selected corridors of the state coreroad network.

Country

India

India

Project Life a36

36

https://projects.worldbank.or Second Gujarat State Highway Project (P114827|FY14):
India
g/en/projectsimprove capacity, and enhance quality and safety of road
operations/projectservices for the users of the coreroad network of state highways
detail/P114827
in Gujarat, through institutional strengthening and efficient
contracting and financing strategies.

23

https://projects.worldbank.or Capacity Augmentation of the National Waterway- 1 (JALIndia
g/en/projectsMARG VIKAS) Project (P148775|FY17): enhance transport
operations/projectefficiency and reliability of National Waterway- 1 and augment
detail/P148775
institutional capacity for the development and management ofIndia's inland waterway transport system in an environmentally
sustainable manner.

24

https://projects.worldbank.or Eastern Dedicated Freight Corridor-3 (P150158|FY15): provide India
g/en/projectsadditional rail transport capacity, improved service quality andoperations/projecthigher freight throughput on the 401 km Ludhiana- Khurja
detail/P150158
section of the EDFC; and develop the institutional capacity of
DFCCIL to build, maintain and manage the DFC infrastructure
network.
https://projects.worldbank.or PMGSY Rural Roads Project (P124639|FY11): strengthen theIndia
g/en/projectssystems and processes of the national PMGSY r ural roads
operations/projectprogram for the expansion and maintenance of all-season ruraldetail/P124639
access roads. The result will enhance the road connectivity toeconomic opportunities a nd social services for beneficiarycommunities in the participating states.

29

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SectorTarget Results b

Transportation● Increase by 9% in roads in good and fair condition as a share of total
classified roads.
● Reduced average travel time per kilometer on project roads by 0.25
minutes.
● Reduced average Volume Operating Cost (VOC) on project roads by
0.8 INR and 2 INR for, respectively, cars and trucks.
● Number of annual fatalities from road accidents on Upgradation
project roads decreased from 452 to 0.
● 600 km of non-rural roads rehabilitated.
● 1,700 km of Core Road Network on which road safety related
improvements are carried out.

Transportation

Transportation

Transportation

Transportation

Transportation

COVID-19 Project

Committed
US$ mil c● Travel time for cars on civil works corridors reduced.
● 20% decrease in fatalities on Highway Police pilot corridors (NH25
and NH2).
● 500 km of roads rehabilitated.
● Uttar Pradesh Highway Police established, equipped and trained.
● Satisfactory post-construction road safety audit.
● 30% of women employed for routine maintenance under Engineering
Procurement Construction contracts.

● 32% increase in roads good and fair condition as a share of total
classified roads.
● Reduced average travel time on project roads by, respectively, 25
minutes for cars and 20 minutes for 50 km lengthTrucks.
● 460 km of non-rural roads constructed and 292 km rehabilitated.

300.0Green Bond Impact Report

IBRD share Allocatedd
US$ mil e

39%

164.5

SDG 3
SDG 11
SDG 5
400.0

70%

39.1

175.0

54%

99.0

375.0

47%

99.2

560.0

59%

175.5

1000.0

67%

622.8

3

● Additional 1,000 m in supporting navigation of higher Vessel Sizes
on NW1.
● 20% decrease in the cost of cargo traffic transported by inland watertransport between Haldia and Varanasi.
● Additional 60 days available for transport operations per year.
● 108,660 metric tons of net annual GHG emissions avoided.
● 25,000 project beneficiaries.
● Additional 23 pairs per day of freight train paths on EDFC3.
● 22 net billion ton-km per year of additional freight traffic carried on
the EDFC3.
● Increase by 20 km per hour in the average speed of freight trains
EDFC3.
● 13% increase in the core rural road network whose conditions havebeen improved.
● 2,000 habitations benefitted with all-weather roads.
● 2,000 Km of roads used green and climate resilient designs and newtechnologies.
● 40 number of districts implementing performance and/or community
based maintenance contracts.

SDGs fFragile & Conflict-Affected Situations#

Link to more information426

https://projects.worldbank.or Second Kerale State Transport Project (P130339|FY13):
g/en/projectsimprove condition, traffic flow and road safety with a focus on
operations/projectVulnerable Road Users on selected roads in Kerala, and todetail/P130339
enhance resilience to climate change and disaster risk.

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Country

India

Project Life a23

https://projects.worldbank.or Eastern Dedicated Freight Corridor - II (P131765|FY14):
India
g/en/projectsincrease the capacity and quality of freight rail service.
operations/projectdetail/P131765?lang=en&tab=overviewhttps://projects.worldbank.or National Highways Interconnectivity Improvement ProjectIndia
g/en/projects(P121185|FY14): improve the National Highway network
operations/projectconnectivity to less-developed areas and low-income states anddetail/P121185
enhance the institutional capacity of MoRTH to better manage
the highway network under the purview of the Ministry.

22

https://projects.worldbank.or Western Indonesian National Roads Improvement
Indonesia
g/en/projects(P090990|FY11): increase the effective use of selected sections
operations/projectof national roads along the Western Sumatera Corridor bydetail/P090990
reducing road user costs and to restore the functionality of
selected sections of national and sub-national roads in disasteraffected areas in Central Sulawesi.

34

https://projects.worldbank.or Transport Corridors Project (P131550|FY14): improve roadg/en/projectstransport connectivity and safety on selected road sections
operations/projectalong Expressway and the North-South transport corridor indetail/P131550
Iraq.

20

Iraq

23

SectorTarget Results b

Transportation● Reduced by 15 the numbers of annual fatality count of total andvulnerable road users on demonstration corridor.
● 363 km of State Highways upgraded.
● 5 district level road safety improvement schemes implemented
through challenge fund.
● Climate change and disaster resilience vulnerability assessment on all
new project corridors taken up under RKI.

Transportation

Transportation

Transportation

Transportation● 1,133 km of new freight-only rail.
● Axle-load limit raised from 23 to 25 tons increasing speeds.
● 400,000 tons of CO2 eq. emissions reduced annually.
● 22 tons of freight traffic annually.
● Increase by 3.25% in roads in good and fair condition as a share of
total classified roads.
● Average travel time per kilometer on project roads reduced by 0.5
and 0.6 minutes for, respectively, cars and trucks.
● 1,120 km of non-rural roads constructed.
● Average vehicle operating cost for a typical car, bus and truck reduced
by, respectively, at least 5%, 8% and 10%.
● Average passenger travel time for light vehicles, for large buses andfor heavy trucks reduced by 20%.
● 578 km of improved national roads in the project region as planned.
● 160 meters of improved bridges.
● 17.36 km of rehabilitated/reconstructed sub-national roads in Central
Sulawesi.
● 66,000 people utilizing the Expressway 1.
● 25% increase in roads in good and fair condition as a share of total
classified roads.
● Decrease by 21% in travel time.
● Decrease by 26 in the number of traffic fatalities.
● 23 km of non-rural roads constructed.

COVID-19 Project

Committed
US$ mil c

Green Bond Impact Report

IBRD share Allocatedd
US$ mil e

216.0

49%

128.9

660.0

67%

493.1

336.3

44%

279.0

250.0

71%

209.4

355.0

92%

228.9

SDGs fFragile & Conflict-Affected Situations#

Link to more information431

https://projects.worldbank.or Emergency Operation for Development (P155732|FY16):
g/en/projectssupport the Republic of Iraq in the reconstruction of damaged
operations/projectinfrastructure and the restoration of public services delivery indetail/P155732
Targeted Municipal Areas.

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Iraq

Project Life a20

https://projects.worldbank.or South West Roads: Western Europe-Western China
Kazakhstan
g/en/projectsInternational Transit Corridor (P099270|FY09): improve
operations/projecttransport efficiency along road sections in Kyzylorda, Southdetail/P099270
Kazakhstan and Almaty Oblasts, improve road management andincrease traffic safety in Kazakhstan.

30

https://projects.worldbank.or East-West Roads Project (Almaty-Korgos Section): Western
Kazakhstan
g/en/projectsEurope-Wester China International Transit Corridor (CAREC operations/project1b) (P128050|FY12): increase transport efficiency anddetail/P128050
modernize highway management along the Selected Road
Sections of the Western Europe – Western China Road Corridor
and the Center-South Corridor.

24

https://projects.worldbank.or Roads and Employment Project (P160223|FY17): improveg/en/projectstransport connectivity along select paved road sections; andoperations/projectcreate short term jobs for Lebanese and Syrians.
detail/P160223

40

Lebanon

COVID-19 ProjectGreen Bond Impact Report

SectorTarget Results b

Transportation● 3,000,000 project beneficiaries.
● 2,000,000 youth ith access to services.
● 550,000 people in urban areas provided with access to Improved
Water Sources.
● 630,000 people in urban areas provided with access to Improved
Sanitation.
● 1,730,000 people in urban areas provided with access to regular solid
waste collection.
● 1,200,000 people in urban areas provided with access to electricity
under the project by household connections.
● 3,000,000 people in urban areas provided with access to all-season
roads within a 500 meter range.
● 175,000 people receiving primary health services through mobile
primary health units supported by the project.
● 33,700 farmer households with access to irrigated fields.
● 65,000 students receiving education services at schools supported by
the project.

750.0

100%

307.6

● Reduce, by the end of the Project, Road User Costs from US$0.26/vehkm to US$0.23/veh-km on project road sections.
● 33% increase in Republican road network length that are in good orfair conditions.
● 788 km of roads upgraded.
● 354 km of roads constructed.

2125.085%

1887.51068.0

85%

644.6

154.6

77%

12.1

Transportation

Transportation

Transportation● Road User Costs reduced from US$0.26/veh-km to US$0.23/veh-km
on Project road sections.
● 25% increase in roads in good and fair condition as a share of total
classified roads.
● 605 km of non rural roads constructed.

● 1,500 labor days of short term jobs created for Lebanese and Syrians.
● 1,000,000 project beneficiaries.
● 15% decrease in average travel time and in road crash fatalities onfive priority road sections.
● 500 km of rural roads rehabilitated.
● 100 km of roads with improved climate resilience and improved
drainage and slope stabilization.

Committed
US$ mil c

IBRD share Allocatedd
US$ mil e

SDGs fFragile & Conflict-Affected Situations#

Link to more information435

https://projects.worldbank.or Greater Beirut Public Transport Project (P160224|FY18):
g/en/projectsimprove the speed, quality and accessibility of public transport
operations/projectfor passengers in Greater Beirut and at the city of Beirut’s
detail/P160224
northern entrance.

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Project Life a

Lebanon40

https://projects.worldbank.or Urban Transport Project (P4R) (P149653|FY16): strengthen the Moroccog/en/projectscapacity of urban transport institutions to plan, implement andoperations/projectmonitor infrastructure and services, and to improve the level ofdetail/P149653
service of urban transport in targeted corridors in the program
area.

30

https://projects.worldbank.or Local Roads Connectivity Project (P170267|FY20): improveNorth Macedonia
g/en/projectsgovernment capacity to manage local roads and improve access
operations/projectto markets and services.
detail/P170267

20

https://projects.worldbank.or Road Upgrading and Development Project (P149955|FY16):
North Macedonia
g/en/projectsimprove transport connectivity for road users along Corridor VIII
operations/projectbetween Skopje and DeveBair, and to improve the asset
detail/P149955
management and planning functions of Public Enterprise forState Roads.

36

SectorTarget Results b

Transportation● 300 passengers per weekday using the formal public bus.
● 61% of population residing in Greater Beirut Area with access to
Beirut city center within 60 minutes commuting period using public
transport.
● 45 minutes average travel time by public transport from Tabarja
station to Charles Helou terminal at morning peak hours (from a 75
minutes' baseline).
● 120 operational BRT buses.
● 42 km of the BRT infrastructure constructed.
● 250 operational regular buses.
● 60,000 tCO2 eq. reduced annually.

Transportation

Transportation

Transportation● 15 cities (with more than 100,000 inhabitants) that improved theirurban transport institutional assessment score by at least 10 percent.
● 90% of corridors in the Priority Program of Corridors supported under
the Program that meet their objectives in reduction of urban transport
journey time.
● Revised M&E system has been implemented in at least 9 cities.

● 65% of municipalities utilizing simple asset management methods
developed under the project.
● National policy adopted for local roads.
● 200 markets and services connected by improved, safe and resilient
local roads.
● 450 km of roads rehabilitated.
● 100 women trained by the municipalities in transport sector roles.
● 100 Roma employed in project works of whom 40% are Roma
women.
● Climate resilient design guidelines for local and low volume roads
developed.
● 1,200 tons of increased freight along Corridor VIII (section Rankovce Kriva Palanka).
● Market accessibility index along Corridor VIII (section Rankovce Kriva Palanka) increased from 138 to 265.
● 24 km of non-rural roads constructed.

COVID-19 Project

Committed
US$ mil c

Green Bond Impact Report

IBRD share Allocatedd
US$ mil e

SDGs f

SDG 11
SDG 3
SDG 9

225.2

65%

8.2

200.0

100%

186.0

SDG 3
SDG 9
SDG 1

78.0

100%

17.5

90.9

100%

28.8

Fragile & Conflict-Affected Situations#

Link to more information439

https://projects.worldbank.or Second Municipal Services Improvement ProjectNorth Macedonia
g/en/projects(P154464|FY16): improve transparency, financial sustainability
operations/projectand inclusive delivery of targeted municipal services in thedetail/P154464
participating municipalities.

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Country

https://projects.worldbank.or Karachi Mobility Project (P166732|FY19): improve mobility,
g/en/projectsaccessibility and safety along selected corridors in Karachi.
operations/projectdetail/P166732

Pakistan

https://projects.worldbank.or Transport Connectivity (P147278|FY17): reduce transport
g/en/projectsconnectivity costs and improve road safety along selected
operations/projectpaved road sections that pass through targeted departments;
detail/P147278
and improve the borrower's planning and national road asset
management capacity.

Paraguayhttps://projects.worldbank.or Cusco Transport Improvement Project (P132505|FY14):
g/en/projectsimprove mobility in the east-west corridor of Cusco Provincial
operations/projectMunicipality (San Jeronimo – Distrito de Cusco).
detail/P132505

Peru

https://projects.worldbank.or Support to the Subnational Transport Program Projectg/en/projects(P132515|FY16): facilitate sustainable road access of Peru's
operations/projectrural populations to services, reduce transport costs on ruraldetail/P132515
roads linked to priority logistics corridors; and strengthen
decentralized road management.

Peru

Project Life a

23

33

43

30

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SectorTarget Results b

Transportation● 20 Number of participating municipalities that regularly publish subproject progress information on their official websites or elsewhere.
● 90% of completed subprojects that generated improved financial
performance, including through increased revenue earnings or costsavings.
● 100,000 project beneficiaries, 50% of which are female.
● 10% of vulnerable/marginalized people with marginalized measured
as the number of unemployed, social assistance receiving or in otherwaysvulnerable population that benefits from the project intervention.
● 1,500 jobs generated, measured as the number of employees ofcontractors and engineering companies that perform works under the
sub-projects.
● 600 piped household water connections that are benefiting fromrehabilitation works undertaken by the project.
● 30 km and 20 km of, respectively, rural roads and non-rural roads
rehabilitated.

Transportation

Transportation

Transportation

Transportation● 300,000 daily public transport trips on the Bus Rapid Transit System.
● Annual number of traffic fatalities along the Yellow Corridor
decreased to 50.
● Car travel time during peak hour along the Yellow Corridor decreased
to 54 minutes.
● 21 km of roads rehablitated.
● 24 minutes reduction in average travel time along two project
corridors (Route 1 and 3).
● Increase by 6% in roads in good and fair condition as a share of total
classified roads.
● 1,599 km of non-rural roads rehabilitated.
● 551,127 project beneficiaries, 273,894 of which are women.

● 16% decrease in travel time for east-west commuting trips in the cityof Cusco.
● Available, efficiency-oriented and regulated public transport capacity
along the Via Expresa Avenue Corridor, expressed by an increasy by 12
public transport units per hour.
● 100% progress of physical work on the Via Expresa Avenue project,including facilities for bicycles and pedestrians.
● Mobility Plan for the Historic District of Cusco updated/amended andat least one action, project or program piloted.
● 377,772 additional rural people with access to an all-season road.
● 987,900 project beneficiaries.
● 2,200 km of roads rehabilitated.

COVID-19 Project

Committed
US$ mil c

28.0

Green Bond Impact Report

IBRD share Allocatedd
US$ mil e

100%

SDGs f

6.7

SDG 11
SDG 17
SDG 3
382.0

87%

4.0

100.0

100%

8.0

120.0

79%

3.0

50.0

8%

11.6

Fragile & Conflict-Affected Situations

Link to more information444

https://projects.worldbank.or Cebu Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) Project (P119343|FY15): improve Philippines
g/en/projectsthe quality, safety, and environmental performance of urban
operations/projectpublic transportation.
detail/P119343
https://projects.worldbank.or Metro Manila Bus Rapid Transit Line 1 (P132401|FY17):
Philippines
g/en/projectsimprove, in an environmentally sustainable manner, theoperations/projectefficiency, effectiveness and safety of the public transportdetail/P132401?lang=en
system along the project corridor in Metro Manila.

20

https://projects.worldbank.or Enhancing Infrastructure Efficiency and Sustainability
g/en/projects(P163760|FY18): improve the management and sustainability
operations/projectof select public infrastructure by strengthening government
detail/P163760
capacity and systems, upgrading assets, and increasing
expenditure efficiency.

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Project Life a#

Serbia28

https://projects.worldbank.or Road Rehabilitation and Safety Project (P127876|FY13):
Serbiag/en/projectsimprove the condition and safety of the National Road Network
operations/projectfor road users by supporting the Republic of Serbia in thedetail/P127876
implementation of the first phase of its National Road Network
Rehabilitation Program.

20

https://projects.worldbank.or Road Climate Resilience Project (P125032|FY11): deliver
Timor-Lesteg/en/projectssustainable climate resilient road infrastructure on the Dilioperations/projectAinaro corridor.
detail/P125032
https://projects.worldbank.or Road Transport Corridors (P146502|FY16): reduce
Tunisiag/en/projectstransportation cost and time and improve road safety on selectoperations/projectroad corridors between lagging regions and more developed
detail/P146502
areas in the territory of Tunisia; and to strengthen the capacityof the Ministry of Equipment, Habitat and Land Planning in roadasset management.
https://projects.worldbank.or Sustainable Cities (P128605|FY17): improve the planning
Turkeyg/en/projectscapacity of and access to targeted municipal services inoperations/projectparticipatingmunicipalities and utilities.
detail/P128605

36

40

35

SectorTarget Results b

Transportation● 22% reduction of annual accidents in city.
● 193,350 tons of CO2 eq. emissions avoided annually.
● 275,000 additional passengers using public transportation annually.

Transportation

Transportation

Transportation

Transportation

Transportation

Transportation

COVID-19 Project

Committed
US$ mil c

Green Bond Impact Report

IBRD share Allocatedd
US$ mil e

116.0

51%

17.7

40.7

37%

0.1

● 7,000 km of roads with better pavement condition by IRI(International Roughness Index) < 2.5● 1,100,000 MWh of projected lifetime energy savings (in renovatedpublic buildings).
● 195 renovated buildings that meet Class C (or 2 classes higher)
energy performance certificate.
● 19,000 metric tons of CO2 emissions reduction from energy saved inrenovated buildings.
● 8,000 km of national roads maintained.
● 1,381,000 estimated direct project beneficiaries.

118.6

16%

38.9

● 10% decrease in road traffic accidents with fatalities on the improved
roads in the first phase of NRNRP (National Road Network
Rehabilitation Program).
● 2.5% increase in roads in good and fair condition as a share of total
classified roads.
● 9,000 km of national roads where Road Condition Survey has been
completed.
● 248 km of non-rural roads rehabilitated.

76.4

25%

58.9

15.0

75%

13.1

194.4

87%

170.5

132.8

84%

22.8

● Average travel time for public transports users reduced by 52%.
● Constructed 11.5 km of bus lane.
● Improved or upgraded 3,200 meters of pedestrian access facilities.
● Transport user accidents reduced by 94%.
● 206,892 tons of CO2 eq. emissions avoided annually.
● 300,000 direct beneficiaries daily.

● Improved drainage conditions along 110 km road corridor.
● 30% reduction in major road damage events.

● 16 km of non-rural roads rehabilitated.
● 648,669 project beneficiaries.

● 9.6 tons per year of BOD pollution load removed by treatment plant.
● 285 people provided with access to improved sanitation facilities.
● 92 people in urban areas provided with access to improved water
sources.
● 285 km of sewerage pipes laid under the Project.
● 1,300,000 direct project beneficiaries.

SDGs fFragile & Conflict-Affected Situations#

Link to more information451

https://projects.worldbank.or Second Road and Safety Improvement Projectg/en/projects(P127156|FY13): improve condition and quality of sections ofoperations/projectthe M-03 road and increased safety on roads in Ukraine.
detail/P127156

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Country

Project Life a

Ukraine23

https://projects.worldbank.or Road Sector Development Project (P149322|FY16): improve
Ukraineg/en/projectstransport connectivity, maintenance operations and road safety
operations/projectfor road users on selected sections of the national roads
detail/P149322
network and improve road network management in Ukraine.

23

https://projects.worldbank.or Can Tho Urban Development and Resilience (P152851|FY16): Vietnam
g/en/projectsreduce flood risk in the urban core area, improve its
operations/projectconnectivity to new urban growth areas, and improve the city’s
detail/P152851?lang=en
capacity to manage disaster risk.

29

https://projects.worldbank.or Second Water Sector Institutional Development Projectg/en/projects(P151224|FY17): strengthen the institutional capacity ofoperations/projectselected water sector agencies and increase water service
detail/P151224
coverage in target cities.

36

Angolahttps://projects.worldbank.or Plan Belgran Water Supply and Sanitation Services
Argentina
g/en/projectsDevelopment Project (P125151|FY11): increase access to water
operations/projectsupply and sanitation services and to improve the operational
detail/P125151
and financial performance of the water supply and sanitation
service providers in the project area.

40

https://projects.worldbank.or Flood Risk Management Support Project for the City of Buenos Argentina
g/en/projectsAires (P145686|FY16): strengthen the Autonomous City ofoperations/projectBuenos Aires to efficiently manage flood risk and improve thedetail/P145686
drainage systems in the Cildanez Basin, Maldonado Basin, andVega Basin.

29

SectorTarget Results b

Transportation● Improved road safety on project corridors measured by 20%
reduction in fatalities and serious injuries per 100 million vehicle-km.
● 57.3 km of non-rural roads rehabilitated and with improved safety
features.

Transportation

Transportation

Water, Sanitation &Waste Management

Water, Sanitation &Waste Management

Water, Sanitation &Waste Management

COVID-19 Project

Committed
US$ mil c

Green Bond Impact Report

IBRD share Allocatedd
US$ mil e

450.0

80%

403.4

● Reduced by 31% travel time between Poltava and Valky (equivalent to
44 minutes).
● 18% decrease in accidents caused by over-speeding.
● 15% decrease in number of over-weight trucks.
● 39% decrease in traffic accidents involving injury and fatalities on
Poltava to Kharkiv road (equivalent to 54 accidents).
● 66 km of non-rural roads constructed.
● 1,200 short term construction jobs and 800 long term maintenancejobs created.
● 40,000 direct daily road user beneficiaries.
● 4,400,000 indirect beneficiaries in Poltava and Kharkiv Oblasts.

337.8

100%

77.8

● 2,675 ha in urban core land area protected from floods.
● 25-30% reduction in travel time between urban core and Cai Rang
center.
● 420,000 people as direct beneficiaries in which 24,000 are fromethnicminorities and 216,000 are female.
● 12 km of new and upgraded sewers/pipe installed.

125.0

39%

10.1

350.0

64%

33.9

200.3

89%

161.9

200.0

61%

138.8

● 80% of hydrometric stations supported by the project, providing
information to INRH (National Institute for Water Resources).
● 951,150 people in urban areas provided with access to Improved
Water Sources under the project, 50% of which are female.
● 1,675 km of water supply network laid under the project.
● 48,000 m3 of increased capacity of water treatment.
● A national strategy for scaling up the piloted approach to urban
sanitation developed.

● 210,000 people provided with access to improved sanitation service.
● 13,200 people provided with access to improved water services
under the project.
● 2,500 metric tons per year of BOD eliminated by the Wastewater
Treatment Plant.
● 80 km of water supply pipes built.

● 2,800,000 project beneficiaries, 20,000 of which belong to vulnerable
population.
● Increase by 60 m3/sec in the drainage capacity in the targeted areasfrom infrastructure out in place.
● 8 km2 protected from flooding after rainstorm events with anintensity.

SDGs fFragile & Conflict-Affected Situations

Link to more information457

https://projects.worldbank.or Matanza-Riachuelo Basin Sustainable Development Project
Argentina
g/en/projects(P105680|FY09): support the Government's Integrated Basin
operations/projectCleanup while simultaneously improving sanitary conditions
detail/P105680
along the banks of La Plata River and providing a long-term andcost-effectivesolution for safe disposal of wastewater from the
Buenos Aires Metropolitan Area (AySAs concession area).

39

https://projects.worldbank.or Utility Efficiency and Quality Improvement Projectg/en/projects(P164260|FY19): improve the quality and efficiency of water
operations/projectand wastewater services, and support the introduction ofdetail/P164260
regional solid waste management.

21

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Country

Project Life a#

Belarushttps://projects.worldbank.or Emergency Water Security and Efficiency (P160911|FY17): to Botswana
g/en/projectsimprove availability of water supply in drought vulnerable areas,
operations/projectincrease the efficiency of Water Utilities Corporation, anddetail/P160911
strengthen wastewater management in selected systems.

20

https://projects.worldbank.or Municipal APL: Teresina Enhancing Municipal Governance and Brazil
g/en/projectsQuality of Life (P088966|FY08): modernize and improve theoperations/projectmanagement capacity of Teresina Municipal Government in thedetail/P088966
financial, urban, environmental, service-delivery, and economic
development fields; and improve the quality of life of the lowincome population of the Lagoas do Norte region of the city.

41

https://projects.worldbank.or Espirito Santo Integrated Sustainable Water Management
g/en/projectsProject (P130682|FY14): improve sustainable water resources
operations/projectmanagement and increase access to sanitation.
detail/P130682?lang=en

25

BrazilSectorTarget Results b

Water, Sanitation &Waste Management●378,432,000 cubic meters of annual discharge of sewage adequately
treated from the Riachuelo System.
●12,437 tons per year of COD pollution load reduction achieved under
the project.
●28.8 linear kilometers of the Left Bank collector completed.
●11.9 linear kilometers of the Riachuelo outfall completed.
●50,000 beneficiaries with improved access to water and sanitation
services in poor settlements and low-income neighborhoods.

Water, Sanitation &Waste Management

Water, Sanitation &Waste Management

Water, Sanitation &Waste Management

Water, Sanitation &Waste Management● 150,000 people provided with enhanced water supply services.
● 237,000 people provided with environmentally-sound solid waste
disposal services.
● 400,000 people provided with the required level of wastewater
treatment.
● 12 utilities that have prepared and implemented Utility Performance
Improvement Plans.
● 27 km of water supply pipes constructed/rehabilitated.
● 2 regional waste disposal sites developed and operational.
● 40 km of wastewater collectors laid/replaced.
● 2 landfill gas collection systems developed and operational.
● 800 utility staff benefitting from training to support performance
Improvement plans.

● 580,000 direct project beneficiaries.
● 14,500 m3 of additional water made available per day.
3
● 39,500 m of water delivered to consumers per day.
● 75,000 piped household water connections that are benefiting fromrehabilitation.
● 2,620 m3 of additional wastewater treated per day (956,000 annual).
● 85% of average annual COD removal efficiency from wastewater at
WWTP.

● 92,000 direct project beneficiaries, 51% of which are women.
● Annual increase by 50% in the collection efficiency of municipal
renevues as a result of activities implemented.
● 50,500 people in urban area provided with access to improved
sanitation facilities.
● Improvements to municipal management implemented.
● 14,000 new household sewer connections constructed.
● 58 km of non-rural roads rehabilitated.
● 2.6 million people benefit.
● 70% of State with disaster warning system.
● 32,897 new household sewer connections.
● 164,000 people with improved sanitation.
● 2,000 ha reforested.
● 1,590 tons of BOD removed a year.

COVID-19 Project

Committed
US$ mil c

963.0

Green Bond Impact Report

IBRD share Allocatedd
US$ mil e

87%

SDGs f

798.7

SDG 6
SDG 7
SDG 9

101.0

100%

0.5

145.5

91%

13.8

119.1

90%

49.2

225.0

70%

37.3

Fragile & Conflict-Affected Situations#

Link to more information462

https://projects.worldbank.or Improving Water Service Access and Security in theg/en/projectsMetropolitan Region of São Paulo Project (P165695|FY19):
operations/projectincrease access of vulnerable people to water services and todetail/P165695
contribute to the reduction of water losses and pollution loads
in the Metropolitan Region of São Paulo.

Brazilhttps://projects.worldbank.or Cear Water Security and Governance (P165055|FY20):
g/en/projectsstrengthen capacity for water resources management in theoperations/projectBorrower's territory, improve reliability of water services indetail/P165055
selected municipalities, and improve operational efficiency ofwater services in the city of Fortaleza.

Brazil

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Country

Project Life a4030

https://projects.worldbank.or Guilin Integrated Environment Management (P133017|FY15): China
g/en/projectsimprove the water and sanitation services in Guilin.
operations/projectdetail/P133017

25

https://projects.worldbank.or Zhenjian Rural Water Supply and Sanitation Projectg/en/projects(P133018|FY15): improve access to sustainable water supply
operations/projectand sanitation services in selected villages and towns in ruraldetail/P133018
areas of Zhejiang Province.

China

31

https://projects.worldbank.or Qinghai Xining Water Enviroment Management Projectg/en/projects(P133116|FY15): reduce water pollution and pilot potential
operations/projectsustainable reuse of wastewater in Xining Municipality.
detail/P133116

China

https://projects.worldbank.or Chongqing Small Towns Water Environment Management
g/en/projectsProject (P133117|FY15): reduce flood risks and improve
operations/projectwastewater infrastructure services in selected counties ofdetail/P133117
Chongqing Municipality.

China

35

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SectorTarget Results b

Water, Sanitation &Waste Management● 532,000 people provided with access to improved water sources.
● 33 millions m3 of volume of non-revenue water reduced annually.
3● 2 million m of wastewater removed from the Guarapiranga basin
sent to treatment annually.
● 157,150 people provided with access to improved sanitation services.
● 850 km of water distribution mains rehabilitated.

Water, Sanitation &Waste Management

Water, Sanitation &Waste Management

Water, Sanitation &Waste Management

Water, Sanitation &Waste Management

Water, Sanitation &Waste Management● 80% of strategic water users regularized.
● 90% of continuity of water systems supplied with water from
Banabuiu - Sertao Central pipeline system.
● 118,490 people benefiting from more reliable water services.
● Non Revenue Water in the city of Fortaleza reduced to 317 litters perconnection per day.
● 248,000 people in urban areas provided with access to improved
water sources.
● 1,113 tons of BOD pollution load removed each year by treatment
plant under the project.
● 150 tons per year of sludge treated and disposed safely.
● 80,000 newly added connections.
● 40 km of sewer network rehabilitated/constructed.
● 400,000 people in rural areas provided with access to improved
water sources.
● 45,000 piped household water connections that are benefiting fromrehabilitation works undertaken by the project.
● 95,000 new household sewer connections constructed.
● 4,049 tons per year of BOD pollution load removed by treatment
plant.
● 319,000 project beneficiaries.
● 727 tons of BOD pollution load removed by treatment plant eachyear.
● 985 tons reduction of TSS flowing into rever each year.
3● 868 m of treated wastewater reused.

COVID-19 Project

Committed
US$ mil c

Green Bond Impact Report

IBRD share Allocatedd
US$ mil e

SDG 6
SDG 1
SDG 3
250.0

71%

0.6

SDG 6
SDG 9
SDG 3
139.9

80%

0.7

100.0

64%

54.8

200.0

50%

164.3

150.0

61%

112.4

100.0

46%

47.6

2

● 2 km of urban area vulnerable to design floods protected.
● 67,200 people provided with access to improved sanitation facilities.
● 15,900 people benefited from flood risk reduction.
● 100% of dike and sewage pipe construction completed.

SDGs fFragile & Conflict-Affected Situations#

Link to more information468

https://projects.worldbank.or Hezhou Urban Water Infrastructure and Environment
g/en/projectsImprovement Project (P158622|FY18): improve flood risk
operations/projectmanagement and reduce discharge of water pollutants indetail/P158622
Hezhou Municipality.

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471

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Country

Project Life a

China

39

https://projects.worldbank.or Liaoning Safe and Sustainable Urban Water Supply ProjectChina
g/en/projects(P158713|FY18): improve water quality and operational
operations/projectefficiency of selected water supply utilities in the project areas.
detail/P158713

32

https://projects.worldbank.or Jiangxi Integrated Rural and Urban Water Supply andg/en/projectsWastewater Management Project (P158760|FY19): increase
operations/projectaccess to and improve operating efficiency of water supply
detail/P158760
services, and to pilot provision of improved wastewater
management, in selected counties in Jiangxi Province.

35

China

https://projects.worldbank.or Ma'anshan Cihu River Basin Improvement Projectg/en/projects(P126813|FY13): improve drainage and flood protection
operations/projectcapacity in urban areas of Ma’anshan Municipality.
detail/P126813

China

https://projects.worldbank.or Huainan Mining Area Rehabilitation Project (P133000|FY15):
g/en/projectsremediate and create a public space at the JiuDa mining site inoperations/projectHuainan city.
detail/P133000

China

https://projects.worldbank.or Fujian Fishing Ports Project (P129791|FY14): reduce theChina
g/en/projectsvulnerability of fishing communities to extreme weather events.
operations/projectdetail/P129791

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SectorTarget Results b

Water, Sanitation &Waste Management● 105,600 people protected by improved flood mitigation
infrastructure.
● 100,000 people provided with access to improved sewerage systems.
● Flood risk management system developed and implemented.
● 1,073 metric tons of BOD pollution loads removed by the completionof sewer system annually.
● 68 km of river rehabilitated to improve flood risk management andprevent water pollution.
● 16 km of sewer pipeline constructed.
● 4 water quality monitoring stations constructed and operational.

Water, Sanitation &Waste Management

Water, Sanitation &Waste Management

Water, Sanitation &Waste Management

Water, Sanitation &Waste Management

Water, Sanitation &Waste Management● 5,690,600 project beneficiaries, 49% of which are female.
● 67% increase in compliance with water quality Health Standards (inShenyang, Fushun, Anshan, Fuxin and Gaizhou).
● 16% average decrease in energy consumption by the water utilities ineach project city (equivalent to an average of 0.10 KWh/m3).
● 300 km of new or rehabilitated main pipelines for water supply.

● 584,198 people with new access to piped water supply● Non-revenue water decrease by 10%.
● Operation and Maintenance unit cost of water supply systemdecreased by 22% (equivalent to 0.141 RMB/m3).
● 28,000 people with new connections to sewerage systems.
● 16 km of sewerage pipelines completed or rehabilitated.
● 83% decrease in BOD in pilot wastewater treatment plant (equivalent
to 73 tons).
● 1,880 km of water supply pipelines newly constructed andrehabilitated.
● 514,000 people benefitting from improved drainage.
● 160 km2 provided drainage services.
● 14.7 km of river channel rehabilitated.
● 5 pumping stations upgraded or rehabilitated.
● 190,000 m3 of water detention capacity created.
● 39 ha of contaminated land managed or dump sites closed.
● 393 ha of total public space created (public park, flower market,
bonsai area).
● 20,000 project beneficiaries.
● 410 ha remediated with improved vegetation coverage.
● 8.3 km of road rehabilitated/constructed.
● 11,000 fishermen and their families (total 64,000 people) benefit.
● 3,000 fishing vessels protected in ports.
● Improved effectiveness of early warning and emergency systems.

COVID-19 Project

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US$ mil c

Green Bond Impact Report

IBRD share Allocatedd
US$ mil e

150.0

42%

12.0

250.0

65%

10.6

200.0

55%

7.5

100.0

48%

80.1

100.0

59%

34.0

60.0

58%

7.2

SDGs fFragile & Conflict-Affected Situations#

Link to more information474

https://projects.worldbank.or Hubei Jingzhou Historic Town Conservation ProjectChina
g/en/projects(P148523|FY16): conserve cultural heritage and improve water
operations/projectquality and tourism services in selected areas in Jingzhou
detail/P148523
Municipality.

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Country

https://projects.worldbank.or Green Urban Financing and Innovation ProjectChina
g/en/projects(P158124|FY19): increase access to sustainable, long-term
operations/projectfinancing for selected green urban investments benefitting local
detail/P158124
governments in the Yangtze River Delta Region.

Project Life a30

36

https://projects.worldbank.or Rio Bogota Environmental Recuperation and Flood Control
Colombiag/en/projectsProject (P111479|FY11): assist the Borrower to transform theoperations/projectRio Bogotá river into an environmental asset for the Bogotá
detail/P111479
Distrito Capital metropolitan region by improving water quality,
reducing flood risks, and creating multi-functional areas along
the river.

19

https://projects.worldbank.or Plan PAZcifico:Water Supply and Basic Sanitation
Colombiag/en/projectsInfrastructure and Service Delivery Project (P156239|FY17):
operations/projectimprove coverage and service quality of water supply and basic
detail/P156239
sanitation in urban areas in the Municipality of Tumaco and theMunicipality of Guapi; and operational efficiency of the service
providers in said municipalities.

18

https://projects.worldbank.or Guayaquil Wastewater Management Project (P151439|FY15): Ecuador
g/en/projectsincrease access to improved sanitation services and to reduce
operations/projectwastewater pollution inselected areas of the City of Guayaquil.
detail/P151439

50

SectorTarget Results b

Water, Sanitation &Waste Management● 600,000 project beneficiaries, 50% of which are female.
● 5 cultural heritage sites conserved/rehabilitated under the project.
● 10 km of non-rural roads rehabilitated.
● 7,080 meters of wastewater interceptors constructed inside andoutside of the moat.
● Dredging of the moat and lakes with safe storage /disposal of thedredged materials increased by 250,000 m3.

Water, Sanitation &Waste Management

Water, Sanitation &Waste Management

Water, Sanitation &Waste Management

Water, Sanitation &Waste Management● US$800,000,000 of total private direct mobilization of World Bank
loan.
● FSC's (Shanghai Green Urban Financing and Services Co., Ltd) Green
Bond principles certification obtained.
● Credit rating of FSC obtained.
● 20,000,000 beneficiaries of urban environmental investments.
● 90% of total loan portfolio concentrated in three key environmental
sectors (water supply, wastewater and waste).
● 3,938,383 project beneficiaries, 52.2% of which are female.
● 165 ha reserved as multifunctional areas along the Rio Bogota
recuperated.
● 125,387 people under reduced risk of flooding.
● Integrated water resources management master plan for the Rio
Bogota basin developed.
● 68 km flood control works constructed under the Project for the
Bogota metropolitan area.
● 67,694 people in urban areas provided with access to Improved
Water Sources.
● 85,554 people provided with access to improved sanitation facilities.
● Water supply continuity in the Project's area increased by 17 hours.
● 31% increase in revenue collection rate in the municipalities of Guapi
and Tumaco.
● 14,707 new piped household water connections that are resulting
from the project intervention.
● 11,472 piped household water connections that are benefiting fromrehabilitation works undertaken by the project.

● 1,900,000 project beneficiaries.
● 14,000 tons of BOD pollution load removed by treatment plant (tonsper year).
● 169,800 people in urban areas provided with access to improved
sanitation services (20% of which are poor).
● 35,400 new household sewer connections constructed.
● 40 km of sewers mains rehabilitated.

COVID-19 Project

Committed
US$ mil c

100.0Green Bond Impact Report

IBRD share Allocatedd
US$ mil e

59%

SDGs f

31.8

SDG 6
SDG 11
SDG 9
200.0

38%

0.5

250.0

51%

250.0

126.7

95%

10.3

336.1

70%

93.8

Fragile & Conflict-Affected Situations

Link to more information479

https://projects.worldbank.or Sustainable Rural Sanitation Services Program for Results
Egypt, Arab Republic
g/en/projects(P154112|FY16): strengthen institutions and policies forofoperations/projectincreasing access and improving rural sanitation services in thedetail/P154112
Governorates of Beheira, Dakahliya, and Sharkiya in the Arab
Republic of Egypt.

40

https://projects.worldbank.or Water Supply and Sanitation Access Project (P166697|FY20):
g/en/projectsincrease access to improved water supply and sanitation
operations/projectservices in targeted areas of Eswatini.
detail/P166697

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Project Name (Number | Year/s Loans Approved)and Description

https://projects.worldbank.or Second Regional and Municipal Infrastructure Development
g/en/projectsProject (P147521|FY15): improve access to quality municipal
operations/projectservices and infrastructure.
detail/P147521

Country

Project Life a#

Eswatini

Georgia

https://projects.worldbank.or National Ganga Tiver Basin Project (P119085|FY11): support India
g/en/projectsthe National Ganga River Basin Authority (NGRBA) in building
operations/projectcapacity of its nascent operational-level institutions, so thatdetail/P119085
they can manage the long-term Ganga clean-up andconservation program; and implementing a diverse set of
demonstrative investments for reducing point-source pollution
loads in a sustainable manner, at priority locations on the
Ganga.

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SectorTarget Results b

Water, Sanitation &Waste Management● 833,000 people provided with access to improved sanitation
facilities.
● Increase in Operating Ratio for Behira WSC (Water and Sanitation
Company), Sharkia WSC and Dakahlia WSC, respectively, by 9%, 26%
and 13%.
● 167,000 new functioning household connections to working
sanitation systems.
● 150,000 new household sewer connections constructed.

Water, Sanitation &Waste Management

Water, Sanitation &Waste Management

Water, Sanitation &Waste Management● 18,478 people provided with access to improved water sources.
● 8,000 people provided with access to improved sanitation services.
● 38,233 people reached through hygiene behavior awarenesscampaigns.
● 32 schools provided with improved water access.
● 32 sanitation facilities constructed in schools.
● 4 health centers provided with improved water access and sanitation
services.
● 305 km of water pipeline constructed.

● 30% decrease in energy consumption per cubic meter of water orwastewater pumped (KWh/m3) in selected municipalities.
● Additional 5 hours per day of piped water service in selectedmunicipalities.
● 153 tons per year of BOD pollution load removed by treatment plant.
● 70% increase in Local Self-Governments with improved asset
management system.
● 30 km of rural roads rehabilitated.
● 150,000 direct project beneficiaries.
● 14,000 m3 of treated wastewater.
● 40,000 people in project areas with access to improved water
sources.
● 4 millions of direct project beneficiaries.
● 21,500 metric tons per year of BOD pollution load abated by sewage
treatment plants and sewer networks built or rehabilitated.
● 475,310 households connected to sewer networks financed by the
project.
● 420 MLD (Millions of Liters per Day) of untreated wastewater
prevented from entering the Ganga.
● 3,570 km of sewerage network laid under the project.

COVID-19 Project

Committed
US$ mil c

850.0

Green Bond Impact Report

IBRD share Allocatedd
US$ mil e

100%

SDGs f

432.7

SDG 6
SDG 3
SDG 11

45.0

100%

0.1

70.6

71%

24.4

401.0

51%

217.6

Fragile & Conflict-Affected Situations#

Link to more information483

https://projects.worldbank.or Karnataka Urban Water Supply Modernization Projectg/en/projects(P130544|FY16): provide city-wide access to a continuous
operations/projectpiped water supply in the eligible cities in the state ofdetail/P130544
Karnataka, and to strengthen service delivery arrangements atthe city level.

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487

Project Name (Number | Year/s Loans Approved)and Description

CountryIndia

https://projects.worldbank.or Punjab Rural Water and Sanitation Sector Improvement
India
g/en/projectsProject (P150520|FY15): improve water and sanitation service
operations/projectlevels, reduce open defecation, and strengthen service delivery
detail/P150520
arrangements in targeted villages in Punja.

Project Life a29

41

https://projects.worldbank.or Swachh Bharat Mission Support Operation (P153251|FY16):
India
g/en/projectsreduce open defecation in rural areas, and strengthen MDWS
operations/projectcapacity to manage the national SBM-G program.
detail/P153251
https://projects.worldbank.or National Hydrology Project (P152698|FY17): improve theIndia
g/en/projectsextent, quality, and accessibility of water resources information
operations/projectand to strengthen the capacity of targeted water resources
detail/P152698
management institutions in India.

28

https://projects.worldbank.or Uttarakhand Water Supply Program for Peri Urban Areas
g/en/projects(P158146|FY18): increase access to improved water supply
operations/projectservices in peri-urban areas in Uttarakhand.
detail/P158146

22

India

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SectorTarget Results b

Water, Sanitation &Waste Management● 1,000,000 direct project beneficiaries, 480,000 of which are female.
● 200,000 people in urban areas provided with access to Improved
Water Sources.
● 60,000 new piped household water connections that are resulting
from the project intervention and 96,000 piped household water
connections that are benefiting from rehabilitation works undertaken.
● 1,500 km of new distribution pipeline installed.

Water, Sanitation &Waste Management● 5,702 villages with higher service levels managed by the GPWSCs(Gram Panchayat Water Supply and Sanitation Committee).
● 864 villages receiving improved improved quality of water.
● 8,473,615 project beneficiaries, 4,445,314 of which are female.
● 724,100 new piped household water connections and 619,330 pipedhousehold water connections that are benefiting from rehabilitation
works.
● 13,830 new household sewer connections constructed.
● 480,410 improved latrines constructed.
● 2,642,255 people trained to improve hygiene behavior/sanitation
practices.

Water, Sanitation &Waste Management● Reduced prevalence of open defecation measured by 95,000,000
people stop practicing it.
● National annual sanitation survey conducted and results published.

Water, Sanitation &Waste Management● 7,630 water resources monitoring stations operated by implementing
agencies providing validated data online (1,591 surface water stations,
4,690 groundwater stations and 1,360 meteorology stations).
● 45 information products produced under the project made available
to the relevant stakeholders.

Water, Sanitation &Waste Management● 436,800 people receiving improved water supply services in periurban areas, 218,400 of which are female.
● 30 peri-urban areas with improved policy, planning and M&E systems
implemented.
● 87,757 water connections providing improved water supply services
in peri-urban areas.
● Annual report on water services performance in peri-urban areas
prepared and published.
● 0.5 hours per day per (female) household saved due to water
connection.

COVID-19 Project

Committed
US$ mil c

Green Bond Impact Report

IBRD share Allocatedd
US$ mil e

100.0

65%

2.0

248.0

70%

136.3

1500.07%1265.5

175.0

50%

24.0

120.0

80%

15.3

SDGs fFragile & Conflict-Affected Situations#

Link to more information

488

https://projects.worldbank.or Atal Bhujal Yojana -National Groundwater Management
g/en/projectsImprovement (P158119|FY18): improve the management ofoperations/projectgroundwater resources in the selected states.
detail/P158119

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490

491

Project Name (Number | Year/s Loans Approved)and Description

CountryIndia

https://projects.worldbank.or Madhya Pradesh Urban Development Project (P155303|FY17): India
g/en/projectsenhance the capacity of MPUDC to improve coverage of key
operations/projecturban services and increase the revenue of participating urban
detail/P155303
local bodies.

Project Life a

1030

https://projects.worldbank.or Shimla Water Supply and Sewerage Service Delivery ReformIndia
g/en/projectsProgrammatic Development Policy Financing (P167246|FY19):
operations/projectsupport the Government of Himachal Pradesh in its policy anddetail/P167246
institutional development program for improving water supply
and sewerage services that are financially sustainable andmanaged by an accountable institution responsive to its
customers.

20

https://projects.worldbank.or Improvement of Solid Waste Management to Support
g/en/projectsRegional and Metropolitan Cities (P157245|FY20): improve
operations/projectsolid waste management services for urban populations indetail/P157245
selected cities across Indonesia.

20

Indonesia

SectorTarget Results b

Water, Sanitation &Waste Management● 7 States with improved groundwater monitoring and disclosure ofgroundwater data.
● 80 blocks with arrest in the rate of decline of groundwater levels.
● 15,000,000 program beneficiaries relying on sustainable groundwater
resources for prosperity and health.
● 200,000 ha with reduction in water consumption.
● 160,000 ha provided with new/improved irrigation and drainage
services).
2● 5.6 million tCO eq. emissions avoided annually due to reduced
groundwater pumping.

Water, Sanitation &Waste Management

Water, Sanitation &Waste Management

Water, Sanitation &Waste Management

COVID-19 Project

Committed
US$ mil c

Green Bond Impact Report

IBRD share Allocatedd
US$ mil e

SDG 6
SDG 11
SDG 12

450.0

45%

1.1

● 60 projects completed by MPUDC (Madhya Pradesh Urban
Development Co Ltd.)● USD132,000,000 of subproject financing approved by MPUDC.
● 30 participating ULBs (Urban Local Body) reporting average annual
growth rate in own source revenue of at least 10% per annum sincebase year.
● 280,000 people in urban areas provided with access to Improved
Water Sources● 340,000 people in urban areas provided with access to Improved
Sanitation.
● 55,000 improved water supply connections provided.
● 68,000 improved sanitation connections provided.

116.2

70%

16.7

● 2 urban local bodies as customers of the Shimla Jal Prabandhan
Nigam Limited.
● Collection efficiency increased by 20%.
● Increase in Operations and Maintenance cost recovery for bulk water& distribution, water distribution and sewage by, respectively, 20%,
50% and 70%.
● 2-% decrease in energy consumption of water production fromexisting sources.
● 20% reduction in non-revenue water.

40.0

100%

40.0

● 85% of population in selected urban areas is pprovided with regularhousehold waste collection.
● 16% of solid waste is recycled, composted and/or treated with othertechniques to reduce waste disposal volumes.
● 12 cities with high-quality solid waste management implementationplans.
● 50% reduction in marine plastic waste from land-based sources fromselected urban populations.

SDGs f

SDG 6
SDG 11
SDG 17
100.0

31%

0.8

Fragile & Conflict-Affected Situations#

Link to more information492

https://projects.worldbank.or Third Water Supply and Sanitation for Low Income
g/en/projectsCommunities (P085375|FY06): increase the number of underoperations/projectserved rural and peri-urban populations accessing sustainabledetail/P085375
water supply and sanitation services.

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496

Project Name (Number | Year/s Loans Approved)and Description

https://projects.worldbank.or Dam Operation Improvement and Safety (P096532|FY09):
g/en/projectsincrease the safety and functionality of dams in selected
operations/projectlocations and strengthen the operation and management
detail/P096532
capacity for dam safety.

Country

Project Life aIndonesia

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Indonesia

34

https://projects.worldbank.or National Urban Water Supply Project (P156125|FY19): provide Indonesia
g/en/projectsaccess to improved water sources for the population andoperations/projectstrengthen the operational performance of water service
detail/P156125
providers in selected urban areas.

21

https://projects.worldbank.or National Slum Upgrading Project (P154782|FY17): improveIndonesia
g/en/projectsaccess to urban infrastructure and services in targeted slums inoperations/projectIndonesia.
detail/P154782

24

https://projects.worldbank.or Baghdad Water Supply and Sewerage Improvement Projectg/en/projects(P162094|FY18): improve the quality of drinking water supply
operations/projectand wastewater services in Baghdad.
detail/P162094

Iraq

20

SectorTarget Results b

Water, Sanitation &Waste Management● 22,100,000 additional people in rural area with sustainable access toimproved water facilities/sources, 11,500,000 of which are female.
● 14,900,000 rural people provided with access to improved sanitation
facilities.
● 95% of targeted schools that have improved sanitation facilities andhygiene programs.
● 60,000 improved latrines constructed under the project.
● 1,250,000 new piped household water connections that are resulting
from the project intervention.
● 11,000 piped household water connections that are benefiting fromrehabilitation works undertaken by the project.

Water, Sanitation &Waste Management

Water, Sanitation &Waste Management

Water, Sanitation &Waste Management

Water, Sanitation &Waste Management● Overall risk reduction of all dams increased by 16 m3 each year.
● 105 dams rehabilitated.
● 8.9 millions of project beneficiaries, 50% of which are women.
● 90% of dam operational staff receiving annual training.
● 290 ha under sustainable landscape management practices.
● 6,000,000 people provided with access to improved water sources,
3,000,000 of which are women.
● 1,200,000 new piped household water connections.
● 200 local governments and local government-owned utilities(Perusahaan Daerah Air Minum) participate in technical assistance andcapacity building programs.
● The National Urban Water Supply Framework operationalized.
● 800,000 people provided with improved water sources.
● 1,200,000 people provided with improved sanitation.
● 3,700,000 people provided with access to all-season roads within 500
meter range.
● 1,500,000 people provided with regular solid waste collection.
● 3,600,000 people provided with improved drainage.
● 8,800 ha of Slum Area Alleviated.
● 9,700,000 project beneficiaries, 4,850,000 of which are women.

● 1,000,000 people provided with access to improved water sources.
● 1,000 people benefiting from access to improved drinking watersupply.
● 4,000 people benefiting from access to improved sanitation.
● Increased by three times the duration of water supply at a minimumpressure (10m) in Shaab and Rasheed municipalities (equivalent to 16
additional hours).
● 135,000 m3 of additional reservoir capacity constructed.
● 97 m3 of additional wastewater collected and safely disposed
annually.

COVID-19 Project

Committed
US$ mil c

Green Bond Impact Report

IBRD share Allocatedd
US$ mil e

395.4

59%

334.7

172.2

90%

71.1

100.0

17%

3.6

216.5

12%

114.7

210.0

100%

5.5

SDGs fFragile & Conflict-Affected Situations

Link to more information497

https://projects.worldbank.or Lake Qaraoun Pollution Prevention (P147854|FY16): reduce
Lebanong/en/projectsthe quantity of untreated municipal sewage discharged into theoperations/projectLitani River and address pollution around Qaraoun Lake.
detail/P147854?lang=en

14

https://projects.worldbank.or Greater Beirut Water Supply (P103063|FY11): increase the
Lebanong/en/projectsprovision of potable water to the residents in the project area
operations/projectwithin the Greater Beirut region, including those in the lowdetail/P103063
income neighborhoods of Southern Beirut, and to strengthen
the capacity of the Beirut Mount Lebanon Water Establishment
in utility operations.

29

https://projects.worldbank.or Water Supply Augmentation Project (P125184|FY15): increase Lebanon
g/en/projectsthe volume of water available to the Greater Beirut and Mount
operations/projectLebanon area.
detail/P125184

23

https://projects.worldbank.or Oaxaca WSS Sector Modernization (P145578|FY14): support Mexico
g/en/projectsthe improvement of the institutional framework of the water
operations/projectsupply and sanitation sector of the State of Oaxaca, and todetail/P145578
improve the quality and sustainability of water supply service inselected urban areas.
https://projects.worldbank.or Industrial Waste Management and Cleanup ProjectMontenegro
g/en/projects(P122139|FY13): reduce contamination of Montenegro’s
operations/projectnatural resources and public health risks of exposure to thisdetail/P122139
contamination from selected industrial waste disposal sites.

23

https://projects.worldbank.or Rural Water Supply (P145529|FY14): provide access to safe
g/en/projectsand reliable drinking water supply for rural communities inoperations/projecttargeted underserved areas in the Project area.
detail/P145529

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Project Life a#

Moroccohttps://projects.worldbank.or Integrated Disaster Risk Management and Resilience Program Moroccog/en/projects(P144539|FY16): improve the institutional framework to
operations/projectfinance disaster risk reduction activities and strengthendetail/P144539
financial resilience to natural disasters for targeted populationsin the Program Area.

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SectorTarget Results b

Water, Sanitation &Waste Management● 50% reduction in pollutant load (nitrogen) to waterways.
● 344,000 of direct beneficiaries.
● 7,300 new household sewer connections.
● 200 km of sewer network constructed in the project area.
● 30,000 m3 of municipal wastewater collected and treated daily.
3● 1,250 m of trash removed from river banks.

Water, Sanitation &Waste Management

Water, Sanitation &Waste Management

Water, Sanitation &Waste Management

Water, Sanitation &Waste Management

Water, Sanitation &Waste Management

Water, Sanitation &Waste Management● 45 million of meters cubic of additional potable water distributed.
● 20,000 new piped household connections for poor households inSouthern Beirut.
● 20,000 customers in Greater Beirut Mount Lebanon receiving 24/7
water supply.
● 2 transmission lines constructed.
● 395 kms of pipelines and 24 kms of tunnel constructed.
● 1,600,000 project beneficiaries, 49% of which are female.
● Increase by 5.8 m3 in volume of water available for BMLWE (Beirut
Mount Lebanon Water Establishment) distribution from Bisri dam.
● 12 MW of generation capacity of hydropower constructed or
rehabilitated under the project.
● 650,000 people in urban areas provided with sustainable andimproved water service quality.
● 19 water utilities that the Program is supporting.
● 18 selected water utilities with improved service continuity.
● 24 ha of contaminated land managed or dump sites closed under the
project.
● Reduced by 9 the pollution exposures paths by remediation
measures.
● 1,061,200 people provided with access to improved water sources,
821,629 are in rural areas.
● 1,994 villages in rural areas provided with access to Improved Water
Sources under the project.
● 2,937 km of access water pipes laid out or rehabilitated.
3● 42,790 m of additional reservoir capacity.
● 5,850,000 people in the Program Area insured for bodily injury
against catastrophic events.
● Catastrophic risk insurance legislative and regulatory frameworkadopted.

COVID-19 Project

Committed
US$ mil c

Green Bond Impact Report

IBRD share Allocatedd
US$ mil e

55.0

92%

7.8

200.0

78%

151.5

474.0

77%

197.3

55.0

100%

14.1

61.6

86%

15.6

158.6

71%

96.5

200.0

100%

159.0

SDGs fFragile & Conflict-Affected Situations#

Link to more information504

https://projects.worldbank.or Municipal Services Improvement (P096481|FY09): improveg/en/projectstransparency, financial sustainability and delivery of targeted
operations/projectmunicipal services in the participating municipalities.
detail/P096481

505

506

507

Project Name (Number | Year/s Loans Approved)and Description

https://projects.worldbank.or Karachi Water and Sewerage Services Improvement Projectg/en/projects(P164704|FY19): improve access to safe water services inoperations/projectKarachi and to increase Karachi Water & Sewerage Board's
detail/P164704
financial and operational performance.

https://projects.worldbank.or Support for the National Indigenous Peoples Development
g/en/projectsPlan (P157575|FY18): strengthen the capacity of Indigenous
operations/projectAuthorities and the Borrower to jointly plan and implement
detail/P157575
development investments for Indigenous Territories; and thedelivery of selected public services in those Indigenous
Territories, as identified in the National Indigenous Peoples
Development Plan.

Country

North Macedonia

Pakistan

Panamahttps://projects.worldbank.or Optimization of Lima Water and Sewerage Systems
Peru
g/en/projects(P117293|FY11): improve efficiency, continuity and reliability ofoperations/projectwater supply and sanitation services in the Northern Area of
detail/P117293
Lima.

Project Life a

23

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31

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SectorTarget Results b

Water, Sanitation &Waste Management● 100% of participating municipalities that regularly publish
benchmarks & sub-project progress information on their municipal orwebsites.
● 86% of participating municipalities achieving increased revenue
earnings and/or cost savings in completed sub-project.
● 524,516 people in urban areas provided with access to regular solid
waste collection.
● 492,000 people benetited from improved local road infrastructure.

Water, Sanitation &Waste Management

Water, Sanitation &Waste Management

Water, Sanitation &Waste Management● 2,000,000 persons provided with access to drinking water
uncontaminated by fecal coliforms.
● 100% coverage of Operation & Maintenance Costs.
● 400,000 piped household water connections affected byrehabilitation works undertaken under the project.
● Wastewater Tariff re-established.
● 160 km of sewerage network rehabilitated.
● 32,000,000 m3 of non revenue water reduced annually.
● 85% of water and sanitation systems within beneficiary Indigenous
communities reported in the Information System on Rural Water andSanitation as operational and sustainable.
● 60% of patients provided treatment in accordance with interculturalcare protocols for 4 risk areas within beneficiary areas.
● 176 schools in Indigenous Territories implementing the new or
expanded Intercultural Bilingual Education.
● Presidential Decree drafted that establishes the National Indigenous
People Roundtable as a permanent structure for dialogue anddevelopment planning.
● 7 indigenous ethnicities that have intercultural health protocols
established.
● 3 regulations drafted and consulted for key Indigenous laws.
● 150 trainings delivered to communities, service providers, and local
authorities in water, sanitation, and hygiene.
● 50,000 beneficiaries from infrastructure investments supported by
the Project.
● 8 hours increased in the water services provided in the project area.
● 33% decrease in the annual incidence of water pipe breakages per
km of water supply network in the project area.
● 27% decrease in the annual incidence of sewerage blockages per kmof sewerage network in the project area.
● 438,000 direct project beneficiaries, 222,504 of which are female.
● 384 km of water pipes rehabilitated.
● 246 km of sewerage pipes rehabilitated.
● 69,444 piped household water connections that are benefiting fromrehabilitation works.

COVID-19 Project

Committed
US$ mil c

71.8

Green Bond Impact Report

IBRD share Allocatedd
US$ mil e

100%

SDGs f

65.2

SDG 6
SDG 9
SDG 17
40.0

40%

1.1

SDG 6
SDG 3
SDG 4

80.0

94%

2.0

109.5

91%

100.6

Fragile & Conflict-Affected Situations

Link to more information508

https://projects.worldbank.or Integrated Water Resources Management in Ten BasinsPeru
g/en/projects(P151851|FY17): strengthen the capacity of targeted water
operations/projectresources management related institutions to plan, monitor anddetail/P151851
manage water resources at the national level and in selectedriver basins in Peru.

12

https://projects.worldbank.or Modernization of Water Supply and Sanitation Services
Perug/en/projects(P157043|FY19): increase access to, and quality of, water andoperations/projectsanitation services in selected areas, and develop thedetail/P157043
Borrower’s sectoral institutions and participating Public Utility
management capacity to provide efficient water and sanitation
services.

24

https://projects.worldbank.or Metro Manila Flood Management Project (P153814|FY18):
g/en/projectsimprove flood management in selected areas of Metro Manila.
operations/projectdetail/P153814

39

509

510

511

512

Project Name (Number | Year/s Loans Approved)and Description

Country

Project Life a#

Philippines

https://projects.worldbank.or ODRA-Vistula Flood Management Project (P147460|FY16):
Polandg/en/projectsincrease access to flood protection for people living in selected
operations/projectareas of the Odra Riverand the Upper Vistula River basins and todetail/P147460
strengthen the institutional capacity of the Borrower to mitigate
the impact of floods more effectively.

40

https://projects.worldbank.or Integrated Nutrient Pollution Control (P093775|FY08): support Romania
g/en/projectsthe Government of Romania towards meeting EU Nitrate
operations/projectDirective requirements at a national scale.
detail/P093775

20

SectorTarget Results b

Water, Sanitation &Waste Management● National Water Resources Information System fully integrated with
monitoring systems, DSS tools and providing data and information
products.
● Participatory groundwater management committees operational withmanagement plans under implementation.
● 4 additional basin councils /committees with approved Integrated
Water Resources Management plans and under implementation.
● 33 permanent water quality monitoring stations providing real-time
data.

Water, Sanitation &Waste Management

Water, Sanitation &Waste Management

Water, Sanitation &Waste Management

Water, Sanitation &Waste Management● 161,000 people provided with access to improved water sources.
● 93,000 people provided with access to improved sanitation services.
● Working ratio reduced by 6% in selected utilities.
● 6% of non-revenue water reduction achieved in selected utilities.
● 23,239 new piped household water connections.
● 19,418 new household sewerage connections.

● 4,900 ha of flood-prone areas that are free of water within 24 hours
after a major rainfall event.
● 1,700,000 direct project beneficiaries, 850,000 of which are female.
● 8,500 m3 of decreased solid wastes collected at targeted existing
pumping stations.
● 36 existing pumping stations rehabilitated and 20 new pumping
stations constructed and operational.
● 104 km of drainage waterways cleaned.

● 12,400,000 project beneficiaries.
● 81,626 ha of total area in the 1% flood plain benefiting fromenhanced protection and operational forecasts.
● 2 flood Operation Centers established and functional.
● 237.74 km of enhanced protection in the Zachodniopomorskie
Province, the Nysa Klodzka Valley, Sandomierz and Tarnobrzeg and San
Sub-basin.
● At least 70% of targeted project areas show 10% reduction in nitrates
dischargeto water bodies.
● 51% increase in cropped area in the project communes underrelevant nutrient reduction measures.
● 60% increase in households with access and connection to sewage
system (in targeted villages receiving sewage investments).
● 30,000 land users adopting sustainable land mgt. practices and38,000 ha where sustainable land management practices wereadopted.

COVID-19 Project

Committed
US$ mil c

40.0

Green Bond Impact Report

IBRD share Allocatedd
US$ mil e

45%

SDGs f

11.2

SDG 6
SDG 1
SDG 5
70.0

35%

0.1

207.6

42%

6.0

504.0

38%

92.1

118.2

94%

75.9

Fragile & Conflict-Affected Situations

Link to more information

513

https://projects.worldbank.or Hydrometeorological Services Modernization (P127676|FY14): Russian Federation
g/en/projectsenhance capacity to deliver reliable and timely weather,
operations/projecthydrological and climate information.
detail/P127676

18

https://projects.worldbank.or Disaster Risk Management Development Policy Loan with CAT Seychelles
g/en/projectsDDO (P148861|FY15): strengthen the Government ofoperations/projectSeychelles' Disaster Risk Management policy and reform agenda
detail/P148861
and enhance its capacity to efficiently respond to disasters.

28

514

515

516

517

518

Project Name (Number | Year/s Loans Approved)and Description

Country

Project Life a#

https://projects.worldbank.or Metro Colombo Urban Development Project (P122735|FY12): Sri Lanka
g/en/projectssupport the Borrower to reduce flooding in the catchment ofoperations/projectthe Colombo WaterBasin, and strengthen the capacity of local
detail/P122735
authorities in the Colombo Metropolitan Area (CMA) torehabilitate, improve andmaintain local infrastructure andservices through selected demonstration investments.

30

https://projects.worldbank.or Northern Tunis Wastewater Project (P117082|FY10): provide
g/en/projectsan environmentally safe disposal system for the treated
operations/projectwastewater in the North of Tunis, and increase availability fordetail/P117082
its reuse in the Project Area.

30

Tunisia

https://projects.worldbank.or Second Urban Infrastructure Project (P132386|FY14): improve Ukraine
g/en/projectsthe quality and efficiency of water, wastewater, and solid waste
operations/projectservices in selected cities in Ukraine.
detail/P132386

https://projects.worldbank.or Second Ho Chi Minh City Environment Sanitation Project
Vietnamg/en/projects(P127978|FY15): improve wastewater services in a sustainable
operations/projectmanner in selected areas of Ho Chi Minh City (HCMC) anddetail/P127978
increase awareness on sanitation.

23

38

SectorTarget Results b

Water, Sanitation &Waste Management● >70% accuracy of forecasts for the main administrative centers ofRussia.
● > 85-90% accuracy of seasonal river flow forecasts in Volga river basin
reservoirs.
● Increased number of sectoral data users data.

Water, Sanitation &Waste Management

Water, Sanitation &Waste Management

Water, Sanitation &Waste Management

Water, Sanitation &Waste Management

Water, Sanitation &Waste Management

COVID-19 Project

Committed
US$ mil c

Green Bond Impact Report

IBRD share Allocatedd
US$ mil e

60.0

43%

42.9

7.0

100%

7.0

213.0

66%

164.8

57.4

89%

47.0

● 3,200 tons per year BOD pollution loads removed by the treatment
plant.
3● 33% decrease in energy used per m of wastewater treated as well as
per m3 of water in utilities participating in the project.
● 475,392 tons of GHG emissions reduced annualy.
● 550,000 piped household water connections affected byrehabilitation works.
● 11 water utilities that the project is supporting.
● 4,200,000 project beneficiaries, 50% of which are women.
● 470 GWh of annual energy savings.
● 210 GWh of annual electricity generation.

292.1

86%

88.0

● 3,883 tons per year of BOD pollution load removed by treatment
plant.
● 1,125,000 project beneficiaries, 50% of which are female.
● 7,153 new household sewer connections constructed.
● 3,318 poor people in the D2 (District 2 of Ho Chi Minh City) areaconnected to the sewerage network.

250.0

51%

39.2

● 5 districts have updated protocols for preparedness and response.
● The DRDM (Division of Risk and Disaster Management) conducts 3
annual drills and exercises.
● 2 Annual public DRM (disaster risk management) education andawareness campaigns are conducted.
● At least 5 contingency plans have been updated and are officiallyapproved.
● A geospatial risk data sharing platform updated annually.
● Area under risk of flooding (50-year return period) in the project area
reduced by 3 km2.
● 20% increase in urban roads maintained by PLAs (Project local
Authorities) that are in good and fair condition in the 4 PLAs.
● 9.2 km of primary canals improved by the project.
● 35 km of road/drainage built/rehabilitated based on prescribedstandards.
● Increase by 85 m3 in drainage capacity (gravity system).
● 3 public spaces / parks upgraded and revitalized by the project.
● 50,000 project beneficiaries, 50% of which are female.
● 3,000,000 m3 of increased average annual volume of TWW (Treated
Wastewater) made available to farmers, developers or municipalities inthe vicinity of the project.
● 12 km of pipe installed.

SDGs fFragile & Conflict-Affected Situations#

Link to more information519

https://projects.worldbank.or Vinh Phuc Flood Risk and Water Management Project
Vietnamg/en/projects(P152460|FY16): strengthen flood risk management capacity
operations/projectand improve wastewater management in the central catchment
detail/P152460
of Vinh Phuc Province.

520

Project Name (Number | Year/s Loans Approved)and Description

https://projects.worldbank.or Coastal Cities Sustainable Environment Projectg/en/projects(P156143|FY17): increase access to sanitation services andoperations/projectimprove the operational performance of sanitation utilities indetail/P156143
the Project Cities.

Country

Vietnam

Project Life a

35

39

COVID-19 ProjectGreen Bond Impact Report

SectorTarget Results b

Water, Sanitation &Waste Management● 376,065 people provided with improved urban living conditions.
● 225,130 people benefited from flood risk control.
● 120,935 people provided with access to improved sanitation
facilities.
● 68% of surface area protected from a 10 year return period flood
event (equivalent to 5,720 ha).
● 4,338 new household sewers connected.
● 38 Waste Water Treatment (WWT) Facilities constructed.
● 258 tons per year of BOD pollution loads removed by the treatment
plant.
● 3,854,608 m3 of additional storage capacity of retention lakes.

150.0

68%

15.6

● 290,000 people benefiting from increased access to sanitation
services and improved operation performance of sanitation utilities.
● 256,000 people provided with access to sanitation throughhousehold connection to the sewer network.
● Cost recovery level for drainage and wastewater services increased by100%.
● 287 km of primary, secondary and tertiary drainage and wastewater
sewage system constructed.
● 17 km of embankment and channel constructed/ improved.
● 5 bridges constructed/ rehabilitated.
● 8,257 tons of BOD pollution loads re moved by the treatment plants
annually.

46.0

17%

3.9

Water, Sanitation &Waste Management

Notes:
Amounts may not add up due to rounding.
/a Project Life generally indicates the financial life of the project, intended as the sum of the project's loan term and its grace period.
/b Target results are expected results based on estimates developed at the time of project approval and expected to materialize at the end of the project implementation period (5 years in most cases). The indicators shown arenormally a subset of the development impacts contained in project documentation available in the World Bank project website (http:// www.worldbank.org/projects). Results reported are based on the entire project, with the percent
shown next to the loan amount corresponding to the proportion of the total financing that is financed by World Bank loans. Actual impacts may be different from these estimates and do not represent the actual results in a specificyear. Quantitative estimates are intended to be indicative of the scale of impacts and qualitative results aim to inform about the nature of changes that will be achieved as a result of projects once they are completed and at full
capacity.
/c The committed amount is the World Bank loan net of cancellations reported in equivalent US$ millions. Loans denominated in other currencies are converted to US$ equivalents using the exchange rate as of the month end prior to
the negotiation date. Similarly, cancellations of loans denominated in other currencies are converted to US$ equivalents using the exchange rate on the value date of the cancellation.
/d The percentage shows the share of the total financing that is provided by World Bank loans. When a project is co-financed, this share could be used to apportion total results to the World Bank.
/e The allocated amount is the amount of World Bank bond proceeds allocated to support the financing of disbursements to eligible projects reported in equivalent US$ millions. Disbursements of loans denominated in othercurrencies are converted to US$ equivalents using the exchange rate on the value date of the transactions under the loan.
/f The SDGs noted in the table represent the first three SDGs according to highest frequency of mapping the SDGs to the 100 projects added to the SDB project portfolio in FY20. A more detailed mapping is available in the “ProjectLevel Mapping of the FY20 World Bank Portfolio to the SDGs” also in the Project-by-Project Reporting section of this document, developed in collaboration with SEI. The selected SDGs are only indicative of how the project contributes
to the SDGs and are not meant to provide an exhaustive explanation of the broader impact that a project may have on other SDGs.
* Discrepancies between committed and allocated amounts may be due to the different exchange rates used to convert loans denominated in other currencies to US$ equivalents.

Committed
US$ mil c

IBRD share Allocatedd
US$ mil e

SDGs fWorld Bank (IBRD) Sustainable Development Bonds Impact Report FY20 | Closed Projects Tables
Green Bond Impact Report

WB Sector

Results b

41

Agriculture, Fishing & Forestry● 3.7 GWh of energy saved annually in operating the irrigation system.
3● 21 m of water losses reduced in rehabilitated canals.
● 57 km of outlet canals receiving water from pumping stations that havebeen rehabilitated.
● 9,537 ha of area provided with irrigation and drainage services.
● 8,286 water users provided with improved irrigation an drainage services.
● 228 Water Users Associations' staff trained.
Updated for actual results at project completion.

31.7

85%

31.7

https://projects.worldb Ningwia Desertification Control and Ecological Protection Project China
ank.org/en/projects(P121289|FY12): control desertification and degradation andoperations/projectprotect key farmland and infrastructure in strategically selected
detail/P121289
locations in Ningxia Hui Autonomous Region.

30

Agriculture, Fishing & Forestry● 32,351 ha restored or re/ afforested.
● 3,396 metric tons of soil loss caused by wind erosion, avoided every year
Update for actual results at project completion.

80.0

70%

68.8

3

https://projects.worldb Sichuan Wudu Irrigated Agriculture Development Project
ank.org/en/projects(P121414|FY12): increase the command area for irrigation in theoperations/projectproject area; increase bulk water supply capacity for small ruraldetail/P121414
communities and industries in the project area; introduce
community-based participatory approach in the management ofwater facilities and infrastructure in the demonstration areas.

China

31

Agriculture, Fishing & Forestry● 929,600 mu (61,973 ha) of increased command area for irrigation.
● 13,752 m3 of increased annual industrial and domestic water supply
capacity annually.
● 1,200,000 of farmers that would be benefitting from the increased
command area for irrigation.
Updated for actual results at project completion.

100.0

15%

100.0

4

https://projects.worldb West Bengal Accelerated Development of Minor Irrigation
ank.org/en/projects(P105311|FY12): enhance agricultural production of small andoperations/projectmarginal farmers in the project area.
detail/P105311

India

23

Agriculture, Fishing & Forestry● 282% in ratio between post to pre-project values.
● 2,277 operational water user associations created and/or strengthened.
● 111,203 water users provided with new/improved irrigation and drainage
services.
● 67,594 ha provided with new/improved irrigation or drainage services.
● 30% of area diversified to less water intensive cash crops.
● 192% of cropping intensity in areas provided with new/improved irrigation
services.
Updated for actual results at project completion.

20.2

42%

20.2

5

https://projects.worldb Montenegro Institutional Development and Agriculture
Montenegro
ank.org/en/projectsStrenghtening (P107473|FY09): improve delivery of government
operations/projectassistance for sustainable agriculture and rural development in a
detail/P107473
manner consistent with the EU's pre-accession requirements; toincrease the experience of Montenegrin authorities inadministering rural development grants in accordance with EUIPARD core rules, and to support a selected number of agricultural
holdings and food establishments in upgrading towards EU
standards.

20

Agriculture, Fishing & Forestry● 224 additional agro-processors compliant toward EU food safety/hygiene
regulations.
● 278 agricultural households adopted agro-environmental measures.
● 1,511 clients have adopted an improved agricultural technology.
● EUR6,502,733 of grant fund disbursed.
● 6,337 project beneficiaries.
● 2,142 ha where sustainable land management practices were adopted.
● 6,678 client days of training provided.
Updated for actual results at project completion.

18.8

96%

17.3

#

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information

Project Name (Number | Year/s Loans Approved)and Description

Country

Project
Life a1

https://projects.worldb Irrigation System Enhancement Project (P127759|FY13): reduce Armenia
ank.org/en/projectsthe amount of energy used and to improve the irrigation
operations/projectconveyance efficiency in targeted irrigation schemes; and todetail/P127759
improve the availability and reliability of important sector data andinformation for decision makers and other stakeholders.

2Committed US$ IBRD share d Allocated US$
mil c
mil e

Green Bond Impact Report

Project
Life aWB Sector

Results b

https://projects.worldb Recife Swap Education and Public Management (P126372|FY12): Brazil
ank.org/en/projectsexpand coverage of improved early child education (ECE), reduce
operations/projectage-grade distortion of students enrolled in the Borrowers
detail/P126372
accelerated learning program, maintain lower dropout rates in fulltime schools relative to the municipality average, and improvemunicipal public management, all within the Borrower's territory.

32

Education● 7,985 additional children enrolled in rehabilitated and newly built/equipped
Early Childhood Education centers.
● 61% increase in teachers in rehabilitated Early Childhood Education centers
who regularly
participate in competency based in-service training.
● 91,732 project beneficiaries.
● 757 Early Childhood Education centers rehabilitated and 8 built andequipped.
Updated for actual results at project completion.

130.0

14%

112.3

7

https://projects.worldb Xinjiang Technical and Vocational Education and Training Project China
ank.org/en/projects(P147367|FY15): improve the quality and relevance of project
operations/projectschools to produce students' skills that respond to the labordetail/P147367
market demand in Xinjiang.

35

Education● 88% of graduates finding employment within 6 months.
● 71.7% of graduates obtaining both skills certificate and diploma.
● Starting salary of graduates increased to 2,860 CYN Yuan.
● 1,510 enterprises having cooperated with schools based on the agreement.
● 3,230 graduates working in enterprises with which school cooperated.
● 4,264 managers and teachers trained domestically and internationally.
● 111,320 m2 of new construction area.
Project Completed.

50.0

49%

43.0

8

https://projects.worldb Higher Education (P123146|FY13): improve access and quality, to Costa Rica
ank.org/en/projectsincrease investments in innovation and scientific and technologicaloperations/projectdevelopment, as well as to upgrade institutional management, alldetail/P123146
in Costa Rica’s public higher education system.

35

Education● 106,884 under-graduate students enrolled in university in the four
universities participating in the Project.
● 7,117 post-graduate students enrolled in university.
● 140 officially accredited programs in public higher education.
● 110,416 direct project beneficiaries.
Updated for actual results at project completion

200.0

79%

200.0

9

https://projects.worldb Beijing Rooftop Solar Photovoltaic Scale-Up (Sunshine Schools)
ank.org/en/projectsProject (P125022|FY13): increase electricity generated fromoperations/projectdistributed solar photovoltaic systems, and demonstrate thedetail/P125022
viability of the renewable energy service company model for
scaling up the deployment of such systems, in various sectors in
Beijing Municipality.

China

20

Energy & Extractives● 111,510 MWh of annual energy produced.
● 102 MW of renewable capacity added.
● 87,992 tons of CO2 eq. reduced annually.
● 5 sectors in which renewable energy service contracts have been signed: theinstallation capacity by sector is as follows: industry (40 MW), schools (30MW), commerce and infrastructure (18.4 MW), logistics (10 MW), andagriculture (3.6 MW).
● 560,000 people provided with access to electricity generated in education
establishment
Updated for actual results at project completion.

83.5

50%

83.5

10

https://projects.worldb Second Programmatic Electricity Distribution Reform DPL for
ank.org/en/projectsRajasthan (P159669|FY19): support the turnaround of theoperations/projectelectricity distribution sector in Rajasthan, by strengthening thedetail/P159669
governance framework, enhancing policies torestructure its
finances, and improving its operational performance.

India

24

Energy & Extractives● Incentive for performance in FY19 disbursed.
● Availability of audited annual accounts within 6 months of end of FY i.e. nodelay.
● 75% of outstanding debt (as on September 30, 2015) of DISCOMs taken overby GoR.
● Aggregate Technical and Commercial (AT&C) losses decreased to 17%.
● 16,000,000 LED lamps distributed.
● 100% of consumers put on unified billing system.
● 25 villages remaining to be electrified.
● 750,000 unelectrified households in State.
Project Completed.

250.0

100%

250.0

#

Link to more
information

6

Project Name (Number | Year/s Loans Approved)and Description

Country

Committed US$ IBRD share d Allocated US$
mil c
mil e

Green Bond Impact Report

WB Sector

Results b

29

Energy & Extractives● 6,000 GWh of additional electricity sales in project areas.
Project Completed.

137.6

94%

102.9

https://projects.worldb Power Transmission Development Project (P117323|FY11): assist Indonesia
ank.org/en/projectsPLN to meet growing electricity demand, improve the reliability ofoperations/projectelectricity supply, strengthen the power transmission system, anddetail/P117323
support the preparation of hydropower projects.

34

Energy & Extractives● 180,382 GWh of electricity sales in the project areas in Java.
● 36,294 GWh of electricity sales in the project areas in south-central
Sumatra.
● 124 hydropower projects prepared.
● 2,940 MVA of incremental capacity of 150/20 kV Substations and 2,000 MVA
of 500/150 kV Substations expanded and constructed in Java.
● 1,200 MVA of incremental capacity of 150/20 kV Substations and 2,000 MVA
of 275/150 kV Substations upgraded and expanded in Sumatra.
Updated for actual results at project completion.

182.1

89%

182.1

13

https://projects.worldb Power Distribution Development Program-for-Results
ank.org/en/projects(P154805|FY16): increase access to electricity services and tooperations/projectimprove the efficiency and reliability oftheir delivery in selected
detail/P154805
areas of Indonesia.

Indonesia

25

Energy & Extractives● 14,980,000 people provided with access to electricity by household
connections.
● 8% of electricity losses in the project area annually.
● 11 interruptions per costumer per year.
● 114,929 km of distribution lines constructed or rehabilitated.
● 11,060,000 KVA of distribution transformer capacity.
Updated for actual results at project completion.

500.0

34%

500.0

14

https://projects.worldb District Heating Efficiency Improvement Project (P132443|FY15): Moldova
ank.org/en/projectscontribute to improved operational efficiency and financial
operations/projectviability of the District Heating company and to improve quality
detail/P132443
and reliability of heating services delivered to the population of
Chisinau.

30

Energy & Extractives● 96,700 MWh of annual energy savings.
● 22,800 tons of CO2 eq. reduced annually.
● 34% reduction in heating system breakdowns by year 5.
● 109,000 people with access to more energy efficient cooking and heating.
● 320,109,612 MJ annual fuel savings.
Project Completed.

40.5

66%

40.3

15

https://projects.worldb Floods Emergency Recovery Project (P152018|FY15): help restore Serbia
ank.org/en/projectspower system capability to reliably meet domestic demand;
operations/projectprotect livelihoods of farmers in the flood affected areas; protect
detail/P152018
people and assets from floods; and improve the Borrower’s
capacity to respond effectively to disasters.

39

Energy & Extractives● 21,635 GW of available power supplies restored to pre-flood levels throughadditional domestic generation/imports.
● 25,041 ha of agricultural land receiving improved flood protection.
● 24,944 households receiving improved flood protection.
● 101,839 farms benefiting from Government support in the affected areas.
● 362,244 project beneficiaries.
● 71 km of flood protection reconstruction / rehabilitation works.
Updated for actual results at project completion.

289.5

100%

238.9

16

https://projects.worldb SME Energy Efficiency Project (P122178|FY13): improve theank.org/en/projectsefficiency of energy use in small and medium enterprises, byoperations/projectscaling-up commercial bank lending for energy efficiency
detail/P122178
investments. The global environmental objective is to reduce
Greenhouse Gas emissions through the removal of barriers toenergy efficiency financing in the small and medium enterprises
sector.

20

Energy & Extractives● 10,730,743 MWh of projected lifetime energy savings.
● 397,796 tons of CO2 eq. avoided annually.
● 325 Energy Efficiency loans given, 110 of which using alternative businessmodels.
● 201 active loan accounts - SME.
● 5% of active loans to women-owned businesses.
Updated for actual results at project completion.

201.0

67%

201.0

#

Link to more
information

Project Name (Number | Year/s Loans Approved)and Description

Country

Project
Life a11

https://projects.worldb Second Power Transmission Development Project
ank.org/en/projects(P123994|FY14): meet growing electricity demand in the Project
operations/projectarea through strengthening and expanding the capacity of thedetail/P123994
power transmission networks in a sustainable manner.

Indonesia

12

TurkeyCommitted US$ IBRD share d Allocated US$
mil c
mil e

Green Bond Impact Report

WB Sector

Results b

28

Energy & Extractives● 1,019 GWh of electric energy and peaking capacity provided.
● 100% of dam and appurtenant structures, access road and bridges, power
supply lines and 220kV power evacuation transmission line constructed.
● 90% of environment management plan completed and successful in
reducing impacts.
Updated for actual results at project completion.

291.0

80%

291.0

https://projects.worldb Deposit Insurance Strengthening Project (P154219|FY16):
Bulgaria
ank.org/en/projectsstrengthen the financial and institutional capacity of the Bulgarian
operations/projectDeposit Insurance Fund(BDIF) so as to enable it to meet its deposit
detail/P154219
insurance and bank resolution obligations.

17

Financial Sector● US$270,000,000 of premium collected by banks.
● US$236,330,000 of recoveries from bankrupt banks.
● US$330,000,000 of long-term loans or back-stop funding facility mobilized
by BDIF (Bulgarian Deposit Insurance Fund).
Updated for actual results at project completion.

327.5

100%

319.7

19

https://projects.worldb Promoting Innovation for Inclusive Financial Accessank.org/en/projects(P146244|FY14): expand access to finance for MSEs in Egypt,
operations/projectusing innovative financing mechanisms, with a special focus on
detail/P146244
youth and women, as well as underserved regions.

Egypt, Arab
Republic of36

Financial Sector● 174,488 project beneficiaries.
● 73,856 women served through the line of credit.
● 3 innovative financial products offered to MSEs.
● 44% of youth-owned businesses served by the line of credit.
● 42% of women-owned businesses served by the line of credit.
● 71,400,240 person days of employment created.
● 167,677 enterprise microfinance clients and 6,911 small enterprise clients.
Updated for actual results at project completion.

300.0

100%

300.0

20

https://projects.worldb Financial Inclusion DPF (P167674|FY19): support theank.org/en/projectsgovernment’s efforts to increase financial inclusion.
operations/projectdetail/P167674

Mexico21

Financial Sector● 200,000 payments done using CoDi (a new electronic payment platform).
● 5 applications for the establishment of regulatory sandboxes.
● 80% of beneficiaries receiving social transfers via Banco del Bienestar
through open loop accounts.
● 32 authorization applications formally submitted to the CNBV (National
Banking and Securities Commission) from ITFs (Fintech Institutions crowdfunding institutions and Electronic Payments Institutions) and 8 of suchapplications approved.
Project Completed.

500.0

100%

500.0

21

https://projects.worldb Micro, Small & Medium Enterprise and Large Enterprise Supply
ank.org/en/projectsChain Finance (P157691|FY16): improve access to finance for
operations/projectmicro, small and medium enterprises, and longer term finance todetail/P157691
large enterprises involved in domestic supply chains.

Turkey24

Financial Sector● 268 MSME beneficiaries financed under the project.
● US$200,000,000 volume of support.
● 26 large enterprises beneficiaries financed under the project.
Updated for actual results at project completion.

200.0

100%

200.0

22

https://projects.worldb Provincial Public Health Insurance Development Project
Argentina
ank.org/en/projects(P106735|FY11): increase utilization and quality of key healthoperations/projectservices for the uninsured target population; and improvedetail/P106735
institutional management by strengthening the incentives forresults in Participating Provinces and among Authorized Providers.

40

Health

● 50% of eligible children, youths and women with effective coverage.
● 37% of eligible pregnant women receiving prenatal check-ups before theth
13 week.
● 64% of eligible children under 10 years of age receiving complete healthcheck-ups according to protocol.
● 22% of eligible women between 25 and 64 years of age with regular cervicalcancer screening.
● 10% of eligible men have effective coverage.
● 16% of eligible indigenous population have effective coverage.
● 23,491 institutional staff trained in the provinces.
● 70% of health facilities billing regularly on line.
Updated for actual results at project completion.

600.0

100%

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Life a17

https://projects.worldb Trung Son Hydropower (P084773|FY11): supply least-cost electric Vietnam
ank.org/en/projectspower in a safe and environmentally and socially sustainable way.
operations/projectdetail/P084773

18

Committed US$ IBRD share d Allocated US$
mil c
mil e

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Results b

24

Health● 100% of acute hospitals meeting mandatory quality standards.
● 99% of Primary Health Care group practices achieving performanceindicators and accessing to payment incentives.
● 19 counties implementing specialized services on palliative care.
● 70% of primary care doctors working in group practices.
● 44% of total public spending per fiscal year on medical consumables, drugs
and devices for hospital.
● 137 proposals for EU structural funds accepted.
Updated for actual results at project completion.

88.4

100%

72.7

https://projects.worldb Uleashing Productive Innovation Project (P106752|FY09):
Argentina
ank.org/en/projectsexpand the Borrower's capacity to generate productiveinnovation
operations/projectin knowledge-based areas by facilitating the creation of new
detail/P106752
knowledge-basedcompanies; developing specialized humancapital; supporting productive researchinnovation activities andtheir technology commercialization in the areas ofbiotechnology,nanotechnology and information andcommunication technology; upgrading the researchinfrastructurein the areas of science, technology and productive innovation; andstrengtheningthe policy framework governing science, technology,
and productive innovation.

40

Industry, Trade & Services● 47% increase in firms, labs and/or research consortia supported by the
project that introduced to existing or new markets new/improved
products/protocols/services.
● 65 additional technology based start-ups formally registered as companies.
● 18 universities that successfully established norms on intellectual property
rights according to international best practices.
● 6 strenghtened or established graduate programs for technology brokers.
● 49 upgraded research laboratories and technology centers.
Updated for actual results at project completion.

182.8

85%

182.8

25

https://projects.worldb First Inclusive Growth Programmatic Development Policy
Argentina
ank.org/en/projectsFinancing (P167889|FY19): strenghten the foundations for private
operations/projectsector-led growth, and the social safety net and enhancing fiscal
detail/P167889
equity.

41

Industry, Trade & Services● 8 anti-competitive practices resolved through sanctions or corrective
measures by the new competition authority.
● 50% of commercial companies registered as simplified corporations.
● 59% of firms that issue securities that are using the streamlined multiple
issuance pre-authorization.
● 8 integrity plans registered in the Government procurement platforms forgoods, services, and public works.
● 27% of beneficiaries of social programs that receive social tariffs.
● 10 social programs included in the Single Window system.
● 20 provinces actively implementing the new UHC system.
Project Completed.

500.0

100%

500.0

26

https://projects.worldb Pernambuco Rural Economic Inclusion (P120139|FY12): promote Brazil
ank.org/en/projectsrural business initiatives and expansion of rural access to water
operations/projectand other complementary infrastructure by supporting thedetail/P120139
Borrower’s Results Management Framework.

35

Industry, Trade & Services● 75% of beneficiary RPOs (Rural Producer Organizations) successfully inserted
into LPAs (Local Productive Alliances).
● 20% increase in real gross sales value for beneficiary RPOs.
● 60% beneficiary RPOs selling products to institutional or private markets
after subproject conclusion.
● 25,430 rural households with access to improved water sources.
● 1,845 rural households with access to improved sanitation services.
Project Completed.

75.0

74%

63.6

27

https://projects.worldbank. Hebei Air Pollution Prevention and Control Program
China
org/en/projects(P154672|FY16): reduce emissions of specific air pollutants in theoperations/projectkey sectors in Hebei.
detail/P154672

24

Industry, Trade & Services● 454,000 tons of SO2 emissions from enterprises included in the CEM(Continuous Emission Monitoring System) reduced.
● 331,100 tons of NOx emissions from enterprises included in the CEM
reduced.
● 3,269 tons of PM2.5 emission reduction achieved by replacing 800,000
stoves.
● 51,272 tons of NOx emission reduction from the transport sector.
● 1,221,500 clean stoves installed.
● 4,632 Clean Energy Buses replacing diesel buses.
Updated for actual results at project completion.

500.0

52%

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23

https://projects.worldb Health System Quality and Efficiency Improvement
ank.org/en/projects(P144871|FY14): improving the health care delivery system inoperations/projectorder to provide more equitable quality and sustainable healthdetail/P144871
services to the population; rationalizing the hospital network inorder to streamline health care services to the population;
strengthening Government's capacity to develop and monitor
effective health sector policies in the area of health financing,resource allocation, and provider payments; and promoting
effective public health interventions.

24

Country

Project
Life aCroatia

Committed US$ IBRD share d Allocated US$
mil c
mil e

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Results b

14

Industry, Trade & Services● Adoption of the Strategy on Education, Science and Technology is adopted;
approval of the Smart Specialization Strategy; update of the National Research
Infrastructure Roadmap.
● 6 project proposals prepared for submission to EU Funds.
Updated for actual results at project completion.

26.2

83%

23.6

https://projects.worldb Grain Storage and Information for Agricultural Competitiveness Mexico
ank.org/en/projects(P160570|FY17): improve access to grain storage and information
operations/projectfor agricultural producers in Mexico.
detail/P160570

27

Industry, Trade & Services● 1,422 beneficiaries using project supported grain storage facilities.
● 71% of grain sold from project supported storage facilities.
● 10,000 metric tons of grains stored by project supported storage facilities.
Updated for actual results at project completion.

4.5

62%

4.5

30

https://projects.worldb Public Finance and Competitiveness DPL - North Macedonia
North Macedonia
ank.org/en/projectsPublic Finance and Competitiveness (P171851|FY20): strengthen
operations/projectpublic finances, improve market competition, and reduce thedetail/P171851
regulatory burden in North Macedonia.

16

Industry, Trade & Services● Overall PAYG pension deficit reduced to 4.45% of GDP.
● Social assistance coverage of the bottom quintile, total and female-led
households increased, respectively, to 50% and 40%.
● General government arrears reduced below 2.7% of GDP.
● Personal income tax revenues increased to 2.7% of GDP.
● Share of fossil fuel consumption subject to excise taxation increased to92.9%.
● 100% of electricity consumers able to choose an electricity supplier at the
open market.
Project Completed.

139.3

100%

139.0

31

https://projects.worldb St. Petersburg Economic Development (P069063|FY03): develop Russianank.org/en/projectsa policy and regulatory environment conducive to the expansion Federation
operations/projectof private sector enterprises, to promote larger and more efficientdetail/P069063
private market for land and real estate, to improve city fiscal
management capacity, to help city to preserve its comparativeadvantage in culture and the arts.

22

Industry, Trade & Services● 141,871 new SMEs registered in St. Petersburg.
● 115,379 private transactions for land and real estate.
● 9 cultural institutions’ sites rehabilitated.
Project Completed.

98.8

67%

98.8

32

https://projects.worldb Investment, Competitiveness and Inclusion Project
ank.org/en/projects(P161483|FY18): help Tunisia boost job creation and inclusive
operations/projectgrowth.
detail/P161483

33

Industry, Trade & Services● 27 investment entry authorizations eliminated or simplified.
● “Foreign Trade Certificate”, “Merchandise Loading Certificate”, and “Noticeof Arrival of Imported Merchandise” trade procedures are dematerialized.
● Average time to issue the “Foreign Trade Certificate” reduced to 3 days.
● E-registry for movable collateral is established and operational .
● TND500,000,000 of SME loans guaranteed by Sotugar.
● Total bills collected increased to 82%.
● 300 MW of solar power capacity of private sector owned projects selectedunder the concession scheme.
● TND1,175,000,000 microcredits disbursed towards income generating
activities.
Project Completed.

500.0

100%

484.5

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Country

Project
Life a28

https://projects.worldb Second Sciences & Technology Project (P127308|FY13): support Croatia
ank.org/en/projectsCroatia to absorb EU Funds in the research and innovation sector
operations/projectbycapacitating selected public sector organizations and stimulating
detail/P127308
the demand for those funds from the business and scientificcommunities.

29

Tunisia

Committed US$ IBRD share d Allocated US$
mil c
mil e

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Results b

20

Public Administration● 87% of survival rate in the final cycle of fundamental education in state
cchools.
● Maternal mortality ratio decreased from 65% to 43%.
● 728,000 ha of supported by the Micro-catchment Action Plans'interventions.
● 24% of producer groups supported through the project with improved
access and integration to output markets.
● 75,784 farmers trained or receiving technical assistance.
● 3,338 people in rural areas provided with access to improved water sources.
● 466 state schools rehabilitated and/or expanded.
Updated for actual results at project completion.

333.6

49%

333.6

https://projects.worldb Second Fiscal Sustainability, Competitiveness, and Migration DPF Colombia
ank.org/en/projects(P162858|FY19): support fiscal sustainability measures, foster
operations/projectproductivity and growth in non-extractive sectors by strengthening
detail/P162858
the policy framework for trade facilitation, business regulation,
innovation and green growth; and support regularization andintegration of migrants.

38

Public Administration● Central government personnel expenditures and general operating
expenditures reduced to 2.8% of GDP.
● 420,000 new income taxpayers.
● Customs clearance import times (average across all modes of transport)
reduced to 20 hours.
● 7 firms applying to the leniency program and collaborating with thecompetition authority in antitrust investigation.
● 12,000 firms registered online through the new electronic single window.
● 50 regulations simplified or eliminated.
● 280,000 Venezuelan migrants on the RAMV (Registro Adminstrativo deVenezolanos) as at June 8, 2018 that have been issued with a PEP (Special
Permanence Permit).
● 50,000 migrants from Venezuela receiving services from the National
Employment Agency.
Project Completed.

718.5

96%

718.5

35

https://projects.worldb Private Sector Development for Inclusive Growth Development Egypt, Arab
ank.org/en/projectsPolicy Financing (P168630|FY19): enable financial inclusion,
Republic ofoperations/projectprivate sector development and strengthening fiscal management
detail/P168630
for inclusive growth in Egypt.

40

Public Administration● 600,000 microfinance beneficiaries using mobile payment or e-payment.
● 20,000 published collateral registrations used by MSME, corporate,individual debtors and syndicated loans.
● 12,000 new coded investors.
● 3 days needed to start a business.
● 20% increase in the number of SMEs participating in public tenders and/or
being awarded
contracts.
● 30,000 companies filing annual income tax returns electronically.
● Reduction in energy subsidies as a percentage of GDP from 3.8% in FY17/18
to 2.5% by June 2020.
● An updated expanded medium-term debt management strategy will be
published.
Project Completed.

1000.0100%

1000.036

https://projects.worldb Second Fiscal Consolidation and Inclusive Growth Development Gabon
ank.org/en/projectsPolicy Financing (P164201|FY19): support Government’s efforts
operations/projectin strengthening fiscal sustainability and efficiency in public sector
detail/P164201
management; enhancing competitiveness; and protecting the
poor.

25

Public Administration

Project documentation not available.
Project Completed.

200.0

100%

198.9

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Country33

https://projects.worldb SWAp for Parana Multi-sector Development Project
Brazilank.org/en/projects(P126343|FY13): increase the survival rate in the final cycle ofoperations/projectfundamental education; improve maternal and emergency healthdetail/P126343
care services; promote business initiatives and improve natural
resources management in rural areas; and contribute to building
capacity in public administration, and environmental and disasterrisk management.

34

Project
Life aCommitted US$ IBRD share d Allocated US$
mil c
mil e

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Results b

27

Public Administration● 80% of children 12 months old in the areas prioritized by the National
Strategy to reduce chronic malnutrition receiving the complete vaccination
scheme required for their age.
● 50% of 0-2 children in priority municipalities that complete the full cycle ofnutirtion verification.
● Estimated VAT non-compliance level (as share of potential VAT revenue)
reduced to 29%.
● 52% of public procurement executed through competitive processes in total
value of executed public procurement.
● 95% of public employees of the Executive who are paid through the unified
payroll system (Guatenóminas) with updated and verified profiles andcertified identity.
Project Completed.

250.0

100%

250.0

Indonesia

34

Public Administration● 15,644 villages benefiting from technical services.
● 68% of villages with development plans that reflect local development
priorities.
● 82% of villages with quality technical implementation plans.
Updated for actual results at project completion.

650.0

14%

634.1

39

https://projects.worldb Third Fiscal Reform Development Policy Financing
Indonesia
ank.org/en/projects(P167297|FY19): support fiscal sector reforms that will assist theoperations/projectGovernment of Indonesia in achieving its medium-term economic
detail/P167297
development and poverty reduction goals.

19

Public Administration● 93,000,000 of PBI-JKN subsidized health insurance premium recipients.
● Time taken for central government monthly budget realization data to be
publicly available reduced to an average of 15 days after the end of themonth.
● Regulatory framework for Availability Payment Contracts for infrastructure
projects with the private sector enabled.
● More than 17% of the Ministry of Public Works and Housing total budget
delivered through multiyear contracts.
● 6% of ministries and agencies covered by disaster risk insurance (out of 87).
● 10 districts and provinces piloting the new chart of accounts during the2021 budget preparation (out of 542).
● 90% of monthly VAT returns filed electronically.
Project Completed.

1000.0*100%1020.1*40

https://projects.worldb Enhanced Public Sector Efficiency Technical Assistance Loan
ank.org/en/projects(P121492|FY11): assist public agencies of the Borrower inoperations/projectproducing, using and disseminating timely and quality
detail/P121492
performance information, thereby allowing a more efficient,transparent and accountable use of the Borrowers public budget
funds.

29

Public Administration● The government prepares through ISTMO (Panama’s Integrated Financial
Management System) and publishes within 6 months after the end of the
fiscal year consolidated financial statements of the Central Government.
● 100% of competitive procurement processes of central and decentralized
entities are publicly available through PanamaCompra 3 on a daily basis.
● Information on the budget associated with key performance indicators for
10 public
sector entities is produced and publically disclosed.
Project Completed.

55.0

91%

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Project Name (Number | Year/s Loans Approved)and Description

Country

Project
Life ahttps://projects.worldb First Improved Governance of Public Resources and Nutrition
ank.org/en/projects(P160667|FY17): enhance the policy and institutional framework
operations/projectto address primary health care deficiencies and chronic
detail/P160667
malnutrition; and strengthen the regulatory and institutionalframework toimprove governance of public resources andaccountability.

Guatemala38

https://projects.worldb Village Innovation Program (P128832|FY13): improveank.org/en/projectsparticipating village capacity to develop quality village
operations/projectdevelopment and implementation plans.
detail/P128832

PanamaCommitted US$ IBRD share d Allocated US$
mil c
mil e

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Results b

22

Public Administration● Panama has started sending and receiving confidential financial information
for tax purposes on automatic basis.
● 55 banks supervised on-site on AML/CFT matters.
● More than 1 money laundering investigations where tax evasion is apredicate criminal offence.
● 70% of investments by local governments that follow SINIP (Sistema
Nacional de Inversiones Públicas) norms and procedure.
● 100% of central government debt that is paid electronically.
● 2 available disaster financial protection instruments of the Panama’s DRM
Strategic
Framework that underwent a costbenefit analysis.
● 90% of central government and decentralized agencies expenditure
payments (fromboth budgetary and financial accounts) channeled through the TSA.
● 60% of the extreme poor benefiting from at least one social assistanceprogram.
● 35 of total funds from social assistance programs transferred through thesocial card.
● 3,500 teachers participating in the International Teacher Training of Panama
Bilingüe.
Project Completed.

100.0

100%

100.0

https://projects.worldb Improving Fiscal Management (P167651|FY19): support the high- Philippines
ank.org/en/projectslevel objective of the Government of the Philippines to improve
operations/projectfiscal management.
detail/P167651

29

Public Administration● Revenue from the petroleum excise tax at least 0.5% of GDP.
● Revenue from VAT at least 4.6% of GDP.
● At least 10% of payments (by value) are processed through BTMS (Budget
and Treasury
Management System) by end 2019.
● At least 5 departments/agencies will have data captured in the National
Asset Registry by end-2019.
Project Completed.

450.0

100%

450.0

https://projects.worldb Second Disaster Risk Management Development Policy Loan
Philippines
ank.org/en/projectswith a CAT-DDO (P155656|FY16): enhance the technical andoperations/projectfinancial capacity of the Government of the Philippines to reduce
detail/P155656
disaster risk and manage the socio-economic and fiscal impacts ofnatural disasters.

35

Public Administration● Socio-Economic Resilience Methodology developed, finalized, and applied inplanning and public investment programming.
● Revisions integrating disaster risk reduction measures developed andfinalized.
● 81 Provincial Commodity Investment Plans developed and approved and 72
under implementation.
● Policy framework for post-disaster shelter assistance formulated andendorsed by Social Development Committee – Technical Board.
● Vulnerability assessment completed for 16 priority cultural heritage sites.
● Long term Joint Catastrophe Risk Insurance Program developed with 25
LGUs (Local Government Units) participating.
● Design of property catastrophe risk insurance pool for homeowners
established, and implementation plan finalized.
● Program developed and commenced for post-disaster emergency income
support.
Updated for actual results at project completion.

500.0

100%

500.0

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Country

Project
Life a41

https://projects.worldb Third Programmatic Shared Prosperity Development Policy
Panamaank.org/en/projectsFinancing (P166159|FY18): support the Government of Panama's
operations/projectefforts to strengthen the frameworks for international tax
detail/P166159
transparency, financial integrity, and fiscal management;
strengthen institutional arrangements to support social assistanceand education; and enhance the regulatory and financial
sustainability framework of service delivery in the energy sector.

42

43Committed US$ IBRD share d Allocated US$
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Results b

22

Public Administration● Total number of employees at or under annual ceiling prescribed by the Law
on Ceilings on the Number of Employees.
● Public Procurement Contracts for the value of RSD 75.1 awarded throughFramework Agreements.
● At least 70% of public administration employee positions assigned to new
pay grades according to the Law on Public Sector Employees Salary System.
Updated for actual results at project completion.

75.0

100%

63.5

https://projects.worldb Second Public Expenditure and Public Utilities DPL
Serbiaank.org/en/projects(P161184|FY18): improve public expenditure management
operations/projectthrough strengthened public financial management and publicdetail/P161184
administration reform and improve the financial sustainability andefficiency of energy and transpoart sector public enterprises.

40

Public Administration● Number of employees in the public sector, as determined by the Law on the
Ceiling on Public Sector Employees, does not exceed the total ofinstitutionallevel limits set under the Law and its decision.
● 76,604 beneficiaries of the Energy Vulnerable Program.
● 3% increase in EPS workforce with education above secondary-level relative
to 2015.
● Annual wage bill of railways companies reduced by 23% relative to 2015.
Updated for actual results at project completion.

200.0

100%

182.5

46

https://projects.worldb IDP Living Standards and Livelihood Project (P122943|FY12):
ank.org/en/projectsimprove living conditions and increase the economic self-reliance
operations/projectof targeted internally displaced persons.
detail/P122943

25

Social Protection● 288,922 project beneficiaries.
● 76% of households with increased access to basic rural infrastructure.
● 242,568 people benefitting from access to improved infrastructure.
● 94% increase in households satisfied with housing condition.
● 8,566 target beneficiaries who gained employment.
Updated for actual results at project completion.

65.5

80%

65.5

47

https://projects.worldb First Inclusive and Sustainable Growth Development Policy
Ecuadorank.org/en/projectsFinancing (P169822|FY19): promote a more efficient mobilization
operations/projectand allocation of government resources; reduce barriers fordetail/P169822
private sector development; protect and include vulnerable
segments of the population.

40

Social Protection● Difference between approved and actual budget decreased to 10%.
● Energy subsidies as a share of oil revenues decreased to 37.1%.
● Tax revenues as a share of GDP increased to 14.9%.
● At least 3 new government contracts for amounts higher than US$50
million, including
PPP contracts in the tender process, that allow for international arbitration.
● 10,800 new commercial companies registered.
● 57,000,000 debt card transactions associated to consumption.
Project Completed.

500.0

100%

500.0

48

https://projects.worldb First Equitable Growth & Job Creation Programmatic
ank.org/en/projectsDevelopment Policy Financing (P166360|FY18): support Jordan
operations/projectto set foundations to reduce business costs and improve market
detail/P166360
accessibility, create more flexible and integrated labor markets
and provide better and more efficient social assistance, andimprove fiscal sustainability and take more informed decisions
regarding risk.

40

Social Protection● 30% reduction in aggregate business compliance costs.
● Guaranteed exports as a percentage of total exports increased to 2.4%.
● Cost of cargo transport for containers on the Amman-Aqaba corridor
reduced to USD368.
● Formal, private, full-time employment grown to 3.3%.
● 178,000 total households covered by the National Aid Fund.
Project Completed.

389.0

78%

389.0

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Project
Life a44

https://projects.worldb PforR on Modernization and Optimization of Public
ank.org/en/projectsAdministration (P155172|FY16): improve efficiency in public
operations/projectsector employment and finances.
detail/P155172

Serbia45

Azerbaijan

JordanCommitted US$ IBRD share d Allocated US$
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mil e

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Results b

40

Transportation● 3 transport planning instruments based on systematic data collection
produced (such as Urban Transport Planning Model, Transportation Master
Plan, and/or Urban Transport
Center or Observatory).
● Improve by 34% in mobility in the La Matanza BRT Juan Manuel de Rosas
which provides at least a 10% reduction in generalized cost of travel.
● 4.8% increase in public transit users in the La Matanza BRT.
● 53% reduction in travel time for at grade public transit users due to theremoval of the Saenz Transfer Station level crossings.
● 8 km of segregated bus lanes constructed in Metropolitan Areas ofArgentina.
Updated for actual results at project completion.

194.7

83%

194.7

https://projects.worldb Norte Grande Road Infrastructure (P120198|FY11): reduce
Argentina
ank.org/en/projectstransport costs for users of provincial roads along selected
operations/projectcorridors of the Norte Grande provinces, through thedetail/P120198
improvement of the quality of those roads and the introduction of
improved road asset management tools and methods.

34

Transportation● 81% of the quality of service measured through user's perception.
● 28% reduction in generalized travel costs on targeted roads.
● 5 provinces with multi-annual road maintenance plans and road databasemanagement
systems in place.
● 418 km of roads rehabilitated.
● 34% of rural population with access to an all-season road (equivalent to123,511 rural people).
● 4 Road Safety Plans developed in targeted provinces.
Updated for actual results at project completion.

369.8

80%

358.8

51

https://projects.worldb Second Rural investment Project (P122944|FY13): improveank.org/en/projectsaccess to and use of community-driven rural infrastructure andoperations/projectexpand economic activities for rural households.
detail/P122944

Azerbaijan

21

Transportation● 33% increase in access to and use of rural infrastructure.
● 69% of households that are satisfied with the quality of basic rural
infrastructure.
● 54% reduction in travel time to market, hospital, school, safe water source.
● 3,600,000 project beneficiaries.
Updated for actual results at project completion.

80.0

77%

80.0

52

https://projects.worldb Gansu Qingyang Urban Infrastructure Improvement Project
ank.org/en/projects(P123133|FY12): assist Xifeng District to improve selected urban
operations/projectinfrastructure services including urban roads and urban
detail/P123133
environmental services.

China

30

Transportation● Journey time saved for freight traffic reduced from 28 to 16 minutes.
● 92% increase in built up area serviced by storm water/wastewater networks.
● 576 tones of BOD pollution load removed by treatment plant under the
project annually.
● 1,166 metric tones of SS pollution removed from wastewater annually.
● 1,631 metric tones of COD pollution removed from wastewater annually.
● 16 km of roads rehabilitated and 6 km of roads constructed.
● 100% of drainage/sewage pipe construction completed.
● 102% of wastewater treatment plant investment completed.
● 12,700 passenger ridership of buses during rush hour on Nan Bei Street
corridor.
Updated for actual results at project completion.

100.0

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Country

Project
Life a49

https://projects.worldb Urban Transport in Metropolitan Areas (P095485|FY10): improve Argentina
ank.org/en/projectsthe quality and sustainability of urban transport systems inoperations/projectArgentine Metropolitan Areas, through the improvement ofdetail/P095485
sectoral decision making frameworks and by giving priority to
public transport modes in the urban transport sector.

50

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mil e

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Results b

33

Transportation● 565,850 additional people with access to newly built or rehabilitated roads.
● 99,880 people protected from flooding.
● 110 tones of COD entering Poyang Lake reduced annually.
● 66 km of newly built/upgraded roads.
● 160 minutes of travel time saved for every trip.
● 17,680 additional km2 protected from flood.
● 128 ha of increased area of improved wetland.
Updated for actual results at project completion.

150.0

46%

150.0

https://projects.worldb Liaoning Coastal Economic Zone Urban Infrastructure andChina
ank.org/en/projectsEnvironmental Management Project (P126611|FY13): improve
operations/projecttransport connectivity and reclaim wastewater in selected cities indetail/P126611
Liaoning Province.

35

Transportation● 99% of people walking and biking satisfied with new and improved facilities.
● 350,340 project beneficiaries.
● 50 km of roads constructed or rehabilitated.
● 62,122 passengers per year on selected bus routes in Panjin.
Updated for actual results at project completion.

140.5

44%

140.5

55

https://projects.worldb Hubei Xiangyang Urban Transport (P119071|FY12): improveank.org/en/projectsmobility and accessibility within and to the Xiangcheng District ofoperations/projectXiangyang in an integrated, efficient and safe manner.
detail/P119071

China

25

Transportation● 52,000 beneficiaries of reduced travel times and greater access to the city
center.
● 40 new and higher quality buses in operation.
● 7 average annual fatalities and severe injured associated with traffic
accidents recorded.
● 100 new bus stops constructed or upgraded.
Updated for actual results at project completion.

99.8

47%

99.8

56

https://projects.worldb Nanchang Urban Rail Project (P132154|FY13): provide an
ank.org/en/projectseffective urban mass rapid transit system of appropriate quality
operations/projectalong the Line 2 corridor from ZhanQianNanDaDao Station todetail/P132154
XinJiaAn Station.

China

30

Transportation● 206,800 passenger-trips per day.
● Travel time on public transport reduced by 23 minutes.
● 100% of stations with barrier-free accessibility to the wheel-chair boundandsight impaired.
● 100% integration of facilities for bus/rail/bike transfer.
● 506,000 project beneficiaries.
Updated for actual results at project completion.

189.5

10%

189.5

57

https://projects.worldb ZhangHu Railway (P122319|FY12): improve accessibility andChina
ank.org/en/projectsmobility by responding to existing and anticipated transport
operations/projectdemand along the Hohhot-Zhangjiakou (to Beijing) corridor
detail/P122319
through the provision of additional railway capacity and reductionof transport time for passengers and freight.

35

Transportation● 9,000,000 passengers travelling on the ZhangHu Railway line.
● 25 train pairs operating per day on the ZhangHu Railway line.
● Transit time for passengers travelling between Zhangjiakou and Huhehaotereduced to 100 minutes.
Project Completed.

200.0

4%

169.6

58

https://projects.worldb Fourth East West Highways Improvement ProjectGeorgia
ank.org/en/projects(P130413|FY13): contribute to the gradual reduction of road
operations/projecttransport costs and to improve road safety along the section
detail/P130413
upgraded under the project; and to strengthen the capacity of theRoads Department (RD) and Ministry of Regional Development
and Infrastructure (MRDI) to plan and manage the road network
and improve road traffic safety.

35

Transportation● 7 minutes of transit time from Agara to Kashuri.
● US$0.18 of cars' operating costs from Agara to Kashuri.
● Road fatality rate on East West E60 corridor reduced to 3%.
● 12 km of roads constructed.
Updated for actual results at project completion.

38.0

41%

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https://projects.worldb Jiangxi Poyang Lake Basin and Ecological Economic Zone Small
ank.org/en/projectsTown Development Project (P126856|FY13): improve key public
operations/projectservices in participating small towns of Jiangxi Province throughdetail/P126856
improvements to prioritized infrastructure.

China

54

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Transportation● 4,809 hotel beds in circuit route areas.
2● 813,664 m of new or rehabilitated urban public spaces in selectedmunicipalities.
● 14 buildings restored and constructed in Tskaltubo and Vani.
● 6,164 piped household water connections that are benefiting fromrehabilitation works.
● 6,252 people in urban areas provided with access to all-season roads within
a 500 meter range.
● 10 km of roads rehabilitated.
● 22,546 project beneficiaries.
● 953,646 annual visitors at project sites.
Updated for actual results at project completion.

9.0

24%

6.8

25

Transportation● 55% of secondary road network in good or fair condition.
● Travel time on the project corridors decreased by 23%.
● INR5,000 million of maintenance funding.
● Road safety strategy developed and implemented.
● 1,000 km of road safety improvements.
Updated for actual results at project completion.

282.7

80%

282.7

https://projects.worldb National and Regional Roads Rehabilitation (P148023|FY15):
North Macedonia
ank.org/en/projectsenhance the connectivity of selected national and regional roads,
operations/projectprimarily to Corridors X and VIII, and to improve Public Enterprisedetail/P148023
for State Roads' capacity for road safety and climate resilience.

29

Transportation● Travel time for passenger cars along the project roads sections rehabilitated
reduced by 12%.
● 100% PESR (Public Enterprise for State Roads) road projects that incorporateroad safety audit recommendations.
● Climate resilience design guidelines prepared and integrated by PESR in theirinternal design process.
● 280 km of roads rehabilitated.
● 123,461 project beneficiaries.
Updated for actual results at project completion.

68.8

85%

56.6

62

https://projects.worldb Lima Metro Line 2 Project (P145610|FY16): provide a major east- Peru
ank.org/en/projectswest axis (Ate-Lima-Callao) of the Lima-Callao Metropolitan Region
operations/projectwith a modern and integrated mass transit system that will
detail/P145610
improve accessibility to jobs and services in the area of influenceof Lima Metro Line 2 and the Gambetta branch of Line 4.

17

Transportation● 360,000 passengers per day.
● 100,000 additional jobs reachable by public transportation within 60
minutes.
● 46,120 tons of CO2 eq. emissions reduced annually.
● 34% reduction in travel time per trip.
● 1.6 million people benefiting from improved access to jobs.
Project Completed.

70.0

5%

70.0

63

https://projects.worldb Corridor x Highway project (P108005|FY10): increase transportank.org/en/projectsefficiency and improve traffic safety on the three project sections
operations/projectofCorridor X, between Nis and Dimitrovgrad and Grabovnica anddetail/P108005
Donji Neradovac respectively, and to improve road management
and roadsafety in Serbia.

28

Transportation● 33% of road crash related death and serious injury for road section Nis
Dimitrovgrad.
● 19% of road crash related death and serious injury for road section
Grabovnica and Donji Neradovac.
● Action Plan to improve institutional aspects of road management adopted.
● National Road Safety Strategy developed and launched.
● 37 km contructed or upgraded for E-75 section and 8 for E-80 section.
● Lead agency for road safety established and operational.
Updated for actual results at project completion.

426.9

95%

375.6

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Project
Life a59

https://projects.worldb Second Regional Development Project (P130421|FY13): improve Georgia
ank.org/en/projectsinfrastructure services and institutional capacity to support
operations/projectincreased contribution of tourism in the local economy of thedetail/P130421
Imereti Region.

60

https://projects.worldb Assam State Roads (P096018|FY12): enhance the roadank.org/en/projectsconnectivity of Assam by assisting the Public Works Roads
operations/projectDepartment to improve and effectively manage its road network.
detail/P096018

61

India

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36

Transportation● 60% of the Uruguay National Road network in good or very good condition.
● 75% of the Program Action Plan actions completed.
● 1,854 km rehabilitated on the National Road Network.
● 3,637 km of the National Road Network maintained throughperformance-based contracts.
● A study to assess which areas of the National Road Network are subject toclimatic risks has been completed.
● A contingency plan for catastrophic climate related events has beendeveloped.
Updated for actual results at project completion.

134.5

13%

133.5

https://projects.worldb Pap-Angren Railway (P146328|FY15): reduce transport costs and Uzbekistan
ank.org/en/projectsto increase transport capacity and reliability through theoperations/projectconstruction of a rail link between the Uzbek part of the Ferghana
detail/P146328
Valley and the rest of Uzbekistan.

30

Transportation● 2 pairs of passenger trains per day and 8 pairs of freight trains per day.
● Signaling System is commissioned.
● The power distribution line is commissioned.
● 611,740 project beneficiaries.
Project Completed.

70.8

12%

60.8

66

https://projects.worldb Water Sector Improvement Project (P102733|FY14): improve the Albania
ank.org/en/projectsquality of water and wastewater services in the Durres Water
operations/projectUtility Service Area; and(ii) improve the financial performance ofdetail/P102733
Durres Water Utility.

33

Water, Sanitation & Waste
Management● 68,100 beneficiaries from improved wastewater collection andtransportation facilities.
● 385,824 project beneficiaries.
● 1,905,000 m3 of additional annual volume of wastewater that is
appropriately collected,
treated and disposed.
● 3,074 new household sewer connections constructed and 87,885 pipedhousehold water
connections benefiting from rehabilitation works.
Updated for actual results at project completion.

85.3

99%

72.5

67

https://projects.worldb Water Supply and Sanitation Project (P101190|FY09): increase
ank.org/en/projectsaccess to water supply services and to improve the quality ofoperations/projectwater supply and wastewater services in selected urban areas indetail/P101190
all six (6) oblasts of the Borrower.

22

Water, Sanitation & Waste
Management● 7,390 people, in urban area, provided with access to improved water
sources.
● 611,766 people benefitting from improved quality of water supplied.
● 47,520 people provided with access to improved sanitation facilities.
● 215 tones of Phosphorus pollution loads removed by the treatment plants
annually.
● 13,613 tones of BOD pollution loads removed by the treatment plants
annually.
● 154 km of transmission and distribution pipelines and 96 km of wastewatercollectors laid/ replaced.
● 32 water utilities supported by the project.
Updated for actual results at project completion.

150.0

100%

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Project
Life a64

https://projects.worldb Road Rehabilitation and Maintenance Program (P125803|FY13): Uruguay
ank.org/en/projectsimprove the condition of the Uruguay National Road network andoperations/projectenhance road sector management.
detail/P125803

65BelarusCommitted US$ IBRD share d Allocated US$
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30

Water, Sanitation & Waste
Management● Integrated procedures and tools for environmental licensing and waterrights implemented.
● 868 ha of agricultural area with improved efficiency irrigation techniques.
● 5,543 tons of BOD discharged by the municipalities targeted by the Project’s
wastewater investments, reduced annually.
● 459,075 people provided with access to improved sanitation services.
● 266 ha of protected area in water supply reservoirs, in the Sergipe River
Basin, with demarcation, preservation, conservation and recovery.
● 2 water utilities supported by the project.
● 593 farmers benefited from improved irrigation system.
Updated for actual results at project completion.

70.3

60%

61.2

Brazil35

Water, Sanitation & Waste
Management● Reduction in the percentage of population subject to water rationing in the
Metropolitan Region of Recife from 88% in 2008 to 10% in 2015.
● Reduction in the pollution load of 3.160 tons of BOD/year discharged by themunicipalities targeted by the project’s wastewater investments by 2015.
● Water losses in the areas targeted by the project’s nonrevenue water
program are reduced from 975 litters per connection per day in 2008 to 565
litters per connection per day in 2015.
● Number of residential connections to wastewater collection services
increased from 8,169 in 2008 to 33,060 in 2015 in the municipalities of the
Capibaribe river basin targeted by the project.
● State water regulatory agency (APAC) is fully operational.
Project Completed.

190.0

46%

190.0

Bulgaria

26

Water, Sanitation & Waste
Management● 2,022,560 m3 of additional potable water produced by the dams and Water
Treatment Plants annually.
● 51 water utilities supported by the project.
● 19,616 project beneficiaries.
Updated for actual results at project completion.

102.6

80%

64.9

https://projects.worldb Ningbo Municipal Solid Waste Minimization and Recycling
China
ank.org/en/projectsProject (P123323|FY13): assist selected districts in Ningbo
operations/projectMunicipality to increase the volume and proportion of municipal
detail/P123323
solid waste recycled with processes for waste separation at source
and recycling.

35

Water, Sanitation & Waste
Management● 17.5% residential waste separated.
● 193,200 tones of separated kitchen waste collected every year.
● 71,600 tones of recycling materials separated at sorting centers every year.
● 905,000 households practising waste separation at source.
● Waste sorting center entered operation.
● 187 tones of hazardous waste delivered to hazardous waste processing
facilities every year.
Updated for actual results at project completion.

80.0

32%

80.0

https://projects.worldb Guangxi Laibin Water Environment Project (P126817|FY13):
China
ank.org/en/projectsreduce flood risks and improve drainage in selected areas of Laibin
operations/projectcity.
detail/P126817

35

Water, Sanitation & Waste
Management● 199,000 project beneficiaries, 127,500 of which benefitting from improved
drainage facilities.
● 4 km of urban area serviced by exclusive and improved drainage system.
● 12 km of of newly constructed drainage pipelines.
● 16 km of newly constructed sewage pipelines.
Updated for actual results at project completion.

66.0

63%

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Project
Life ahttps://projects.worldb Sergipe Water (P112074|FY12): promote the efficient andank.org/en/projectssustainable use of water in the Sergipe River Basin, by
operations/projectstrengthening the State's sector management, enhancing landdetail/P112074
management practices and improving water quality.

Brazil69

https://projects.worldb Pernambuco Sustainable Water (P108654|FY10): improveank.org/en/projectssustainable water supply and sanitation services for theoperations/projectpopulation residing in the Capibaribe river basin and in thedetail/P108654
Metropolitan Region of Recife.

70

https://projects.worldb Munipal Infrastructure Development (P099895|FY10): improveank.org/en/projectsbulk potable water provision in target areas, and assist
operations/projectmunicipalities to improve investment-planning capacity.
detail/P099895

71

72

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Water, Sanitation & Waste
Management● 80% of urban population protected from 1-in 50-year floods.
● The flood protection level is increased from 20-year flood to 50-year flood.
● 3.6 km2 subject to inundation by 1-in-50 year floods.
● 100% of progress in dam construction.
● 10,104 people relocated with proper compensation and livelihood
restoration.
● 6,801 people whose land was levied and properly compensated.
● 32 MW of hydropower generation capacity constructed or rehabilitated.
Project Completed.

100.0

19%

100.0

https://projects.worldb Anhui Yellow Mountain New Countryside Demonstration Project China
ank.org/en/projects(P129563|FY14): improve the quality of services and income
operations/projectgenerating opportunities available to rural households in selected
detail/P129563
villages of Huangshan municipality.

35

Water, Sanitation & Waste
Management● 145,788 beneficiaries with access to improved infrastructure services inproject villages (136,566 with access to an all season road within 500m range,
35,622 with access to improved water sources, 24,286 with access toimproved sanitation and 71,609 with access to improved infrastructureservices).
● 3,754 tourists visiting project villages which have implemented the cultural
heritage conservation component of the project.
● 4,565 enhanced economic opportunities related jobs created.
Updated for actual results at project completion.

100.0

69%

99.1

Burunga Wastewater Management Project (P154275|FY17):
Panamaimprove access to sewerage services in selected areas of the
Borrower’s province of Panama Oeste; and strengthen wastewaterpollution management capacity in key sector institutions of the
Borrower.
https://projects.worldb Metro Manila Wastewater Management Project
Philippines
ank.org/en/projects(P113844|FY12): improve wastewater services in selected suboperations/projectcatchments of Metro Manila and surrounding areas.
detail/P113844

24

Water, Sanitation & Waste
Management

Project cancelled in December 2020.

65.0

80%

0.3

32

Water, Sanitation & Waste
Management● 4,349 tons and 2,054 tons reduction in BOD in the collected wastewater in,
respectively, Maynilad and MWCI annually.
● 1,492,308 and 496,154 people in the catchment area that would benefit
from the project in, respectively, MWC and Maynilad.
● US$101,900,000 and US$126,100,000 of Private Capital mobilized by,respectively, MWCI and Maynilad.
● Wastewater treatment capacity increased to 165,000 m3 and to 64,500 m3
in, respectively, MWCI and Maynilad.
Updated for actual results at project completion.

275.0

74%

275.0

77

https://projects.worldb Odra River Basin Flood Protection (P086768|FY07): protect theank.org/en/projectspopulation in the ORB against loss of life and damage to property
operations/projectcaused by severe flooding.
detail/P086768

Poland20

Water, Sanitation & Waste
Management● Full protection against floods of the 1997 magnitude (zero ha affected; 0
PLN of assets lost; zero people who will die).
● Complete constructions of all project facilities.
● Institutional and communication setup for operation of various structures inthe system, established.
Project Completed.

184.0

38%

167.6

78

https://projects.worldb OSE Sustainable and Efficient (P118064|FY13): increase theank.org/en/projectssustainability of OSE by improving the reliability and resilience of
operations/projectitswater supply and sanitation systems, enhancing its efficiency,
detail/P118064
and strengthening its management capacity.

Uruguay

28

Water, Sanitation & Waste
Management● 433,900 piped household water connections that are benefiting fromrehabilitation works.
3● 89,290,000 m of non-revenue water recovered.
● 26,250 MWh of energy saved annually.
● 1,860,000 people benefiting from rehabilitation works.
● An Energy Management Program developed.
● 19 Water Security Plans developed.
Updated for actual results at project completion.

42.0

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https://projects.worldb Jiangxi Wuxikou Integrated Flood Management Project
China
ank.org/en/projects(P128867|FY13): reduce the flood risk in the central urban area of
operations/projectJingdezhen City through implementation of priority structural anddetail/P128867
non-structural measures, and contribute to establishment of an
integrated flood risk management system for the City.

74

75

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Life a79

https://projects.worldb Urban Water Supply and Wastewater (P119077|FY11): increase Vietnam
ank.org/en/projectsaccess to sustainable water services and environmental sanitation
operations/projectin selected urban areas in the Project Provinces.
detail/P119077

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Results b

Water, Sanitation & Waste
Management● 511,252 project beneficiaries.
● 80,173 new piped household water connections that are resulting from the
project intervention.
● 27,605,000 m3 of additional volume of water sold annually.
● 152,928 people in urban areas that have improved sanitation.
● 8,582 ha benefiting from increased drainage coverage and flood protection
measures.
Updated for actual results at project completion.

Committed US$ IBRD share d Allocated US$
mil c
mil e
65.3

29%

65.3

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Amounts may not add up due to rounding.

/a Project Life generally indicates the financial life of the project, intended as the sum of the project's loan term and its grace period.
/b “Project Completed” refers to a closed project for which its Implementation Completion Report (ICR) is not available yet. “Updated for actual results at project completion” refers to a closed project where ICR is available, and target results are updated accordingly.
/c The committed amount is the World Bank loan net of cancellations reported in equivalent US$ millions. Loans denominated in other currencies are converted to US$ equivalents using the exchange rate as of the month end prior to the negotiation date. Similarly, cancellations of loans denominated in othe/d The percentage shows the share of the total financing that is provided by World Bank loans. When a project is co-financed, this share could be used to apportion total results to the World Bank.
/e The allocated amount is the amount of World Bank bond proceeds allocated to support the financing of disbursements to eligible projects reported in equivalent US$ millions. Disbursements of loans denominated in other currencies are converted to US$ equivalents using the exchange rate on the value d* Discrepancies between committed and allocated amounts may be due to the different exchange rates used to convert loans denominated in other currencies to US$ equivalents.