Guinea Country Partnership Framework (CPF)
The new Country Partnership Framework (FY27–33) between the World Bank Group and the Republic of Guinea is centered on one overarching goal: creating more and better jobs. It focuses on four priority outcomes: strengthening fiscal management; building a more educated and healthier workforce; expanding access to energy and transport infrastructure; and increasing private investment for job creation. Delivered through a coordinated One WBG approach—IDA, IFC, and MIGA, the CPF aims to drive sustainable, inclusive, and job rich growth.
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Strategic Overview
The World Bank Group’s CPF outlines a new partnership with Guinea aligned with the Government’s Simandou 2040 development strategy, aiming to transform mining revenues into diversified, job-rich growth across key sectors including agriculture, infrastructure, governance and human development.
Results Framework: Intervention Logic and Short-Term Business Planning
Outlines Guinea CPF results framework structured around four outcomes: fiscal management, human capital, infrastructure, and private investment designed to deliver more and better jobs through targeted reforms, investments, and partnerships across sectors.
Financing and Implementation Arrangements
Details the Guinea CPF implementation through a One World Bank Group approach, including financing structures, partnerships, risk mitigation, and integration of major corporate initiatives.
Leveraging World Bank Group Approach
The WBG's engagement along Simandou economic Corridor will be structured around eight strategic pillars, each targeting a distinct dimension of territorial development.
World Bank Group Portfolio Snapshot (IBRD, IDA, IFC, MIGA)
Guinea’s active portfolio comprises 12 IDA projects: eight nationals and four regionals with a total commitment of over $1.2 billion spanning key sectors alongside IFC investments & advisory services and MIGA guarantees.
Selected Economic Indicators
Presents Guinea’s macroeconomic trends, including GDP growth, fiscal balances, and projections, providing context for CPF priorities and reforms.
Systematic Country Diagnostic
The current SCD reassesses Guinea’s binding constraints to growth, inclusion, and sustainability, highlighting the need for diversification, human capital investment, infrastructure expansion, and improved fiscal governance.
Completion and Learning Review
This Completion and Learning Review (CLR) takes stock of the performance of the FY18–23 CPF for Guinea, highlighting moderately satisfactory outcomes, lessons on resilience, and the importance of jobs, governance, and private sector development.
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