Nigeria Country Partnership Framework (CPF)
The new Country Partnership Framework for Nigeria (FY26–32) charts an ambitious course to support the creation of more and better private sector jobs as the foundation for Nigeria’s long-term prosperity. It is structured around four mutually reinforcing outcomes: improving the environment for competitiveness and growth; maximizing private capital for infrastructure and agribusiness; unlocking a more productive and healthier population; and building resilience of people and ecosystems. By mobilizing private capital and leveraging the full breadth of World Bank Group (WBG) expertise, the CPF aims to catalyze transformative and lasting impact in one of Africa's most consequential development opportunities.
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Strategic Overview
The World Bank Group’s CPF outlines the priorities and strategic direction of WBG engagement with Nigeria over FY26-32.
Results Framework: Intervention Logic and Short-Term Business Planning
The results framework describes how specific interventions will drive tangible results under each CPF priority area.
Financing and Implementation Arrangements
Outline of the implementation arrangements, key partners, and potential risks to achieving the objectives of the Nigeria CPF.
World Bank Group Portfolio Snapshot (IBRD, IDA, IFC, MIGA)
Provides an overview of the current portfolio across the World Bank Group.
Selected Economic Indicators
Estimates and World Bank's staff projections for key macroeconomic variables.
Systematic Country Diagnostic
Summarizes World Bank Group's staff assessment of constraints and opportunities for ending extreme poverty and boosting shared prosperity in Nigeria.
Completion and Learning Review
Takes stock of implementation and results of the FY21–FY25 World Bank Group Country Partnership Framework for Nigeria.
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Nigeria World Bank Group Country Team
mverghis@worldbank.org
cmulamula@ifc.org
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