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| Operational Utility of LICUS Identification, Classification and Aid Allocation System |
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The Bank continues to rely almost exclusively on the CPIA to identify
LICUS, although the CPIA does not sufficiently capture some
key aspects of state fragility and conflict.
- The recently introduced LICUS business models are likely to
permit a more tailored response to different groups of LICUS.
- But the operational guidance contained in the business models
needs to be sharpened and the extent of operational usefulness of
the business models tested through implementation.
- The Bank needs to review its aid-allocation criteria in light of its objectives
for LICUS and ensure that LICUS are not under- or over-aided.
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The
Independent Evaluation Group (IEG) is an independent unit within the World
Bank; it reports directly to the Bank's Board of Executive
Directors. The goals of IEG 's evaluations are to draw lessons
from Bank experience, and to provide an objective basis for
assessing the results of the Bank's work.
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