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00:00 The World Bank Group will be embarking on our

00:02 next 5-year strategy for our partnership with Ukraine,

00:06 and we are putting together over the next

00:09 few months,

00:11 a set of

00:12 frameworks

00:14 that will guide our partnership with Ukraine.

00:17 This will be a selective framework and a flexible framework,

00:21 but will be based on three major sets of objectives.

00:25 One

00:26 is

00:27 our diagnostic

00:29 about what are the most important development challenges for Ukraine.

00:33 Second,

00:34 what

00:35 the government's priorities are in terms of this development agenda.

00:41 And third,

00:42 what the World Bank's Group's own comparative advantages.

00:46 Um,

00:46 we will be having very broad-based consultations over

00:49 the next few months in order to make sure

00:52 that we reflect the views of a broad set

00:55 of stakeholders across civil society and other institutions.

00:59 So we very much welcome your participation in this process.

01:03 Please

01:04 contact us with your thoughts,

01:06 your ideas,

01:07 and your recommendations about how the World Bank Group

01:11 can work together with Ukraine

01:14 in order to build a better future

01:16 for the country and its people.

01:17 Thank you so much for your participation.

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The World Bank Group will be embarking on our next 5-year strategy for our partnership with Ukraine, and we are putting together over the next few months, a set of frameworks that will guide our partnership with Ukraine. This will be a selective framework and a flexible framework, but will be based on three major sets of objectives. One is our diagnostic about what are the most important development challenges for Ukraine. Second, what the government's priorities are in terms of this development agenda. And third, what the World Bank's Group's own comparative advantages. Um, we will be having very broad-based consultations over the next few months in order to make sure that we reflect the views of a broad set of stakeholders across civil society and other institutions. So we very much welcome your participation in this process. Please contact us with your thoughts, your ideas, and your recommendations about how the World Bank Group can work together with Ukraine in order to build a better future for the country and its people. Thank you so much for your participation.
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The World Bank Group has started the process of preparing its new Country Partnership Framework (CPF) with Ukraine for the period 2022-2026. The preparation process of the CPF involves consultations with different stakeholders, including the government, international financial institutions, civil society, and private sector representatives, to exchange views on the country’s development opportunities and how the World Bank Group can help address them.
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