LAO PDR COUNTRY PARTNERSHIP FRAMEWORK

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LAO PDR COUNTRY PARTNERSHIP FRAMEWORK 2017-2021 June 2017

Contents 1. WBG Country Engagement 2. Government Program 3. Country Partnership Framework 2017-2021 4. Pipeline 2017-2018 5. New Projects in Northern Laos All photos are copyright Group Laos.

1. WBG Country Engagement

WBG Country Engagement WBG Comparative Advantage Systematic Country Diagnostic Government 8 th NSEDP Completion and Learning Review Performance and Learning Review Systematic Country Diagnostic (SCD) COUNTRY ENGAGEMENT Country Partnership Framework (CPF) Country Partnership Framework

2. Government Program

8 th National Socio-Economic Development Plan 2016-2020 Overall goal Continued political stability, peace and order in the society; the poverty of the people is reduced significantly in all areas; the country is developed out of the status of Least Developed Country by 2020 through continuous, inclusive along with sustainable growth and green growth development; maximum effective management and utilization of natural resources; the development enhanced through the national potentials and advantages; participated in regional and international integration with ownership.

8 th NSEDP Structure Sustained Inclusive Growth Outcomes Human Resource Development Protection of Natural Resources and the Environment Sustained and inclusive economic growth Macroeconomic stability Integrated development planning and budgeting Balanced regional and local development Improved public / private labor force capacity Local entrepreneurs are competitive Regional / International integration Outputs Improved living standards / poverty reduction Improved food security and nutrition Access to high quality education Access to high quality health care Enhanced social welfare Protection of traditions and culture Political stability, order, justice and transparency Environmental protection and sustainable natural resources managements Preparedness for natural disasters and risk mitigation Reduced instability of agriculture production Overall Goal: Reduced Poverty and LDC Graduation

3. Country Partnership Framework 2017-2021

CPF goal and approach asting ccessible pportunities for ALL Holistic and deliberate orientation towards Green Growth and Sustainability in pursuing the Group s twin goals (ending extreme poverty and promoting shared prosperity for the bottom 40% of the population). Support to the Government s ongoing 8 th NSEDP 2016-2020, which is closely aligned with the Sustainable Development Goals.

WBG Assistance to Lao PDR WB and IFC assistance is provided by: Financing / Investment Technical Assistance / Advisory Convening Current portfolio: Financial support = $ 450 million (IDA + Trust Funds + IFC) 18 ongoing projects + advisory services and studies IDA 17 allocation = $ 173 million (July 2014 - June 2017)

WBG Assistance to Lao PDR Future assistance: Expected IDA 18 allocation = $ 240-270 million (July 2017 - June 2020) 50% increase from IDA 17 to IDA 18 Terms of financing = IDA credits (concessional loans with interest rates of around 2%, maturity 30 years, and grace period of 5 years) Increase in financing provides opportunity to scale-up impact in key areas of Green Growth as well as Nutrition (through a significant program in health, education, agriculture and rural water supply and sanitation)

CPF Structure: focus areas and objectives

Focus Area 1: Supporting inclusive growth Objective 1.1. Putting public finances on a sustainable path and supporting financial sector stability Ongoing support/projects: Strengthening the National Statistical System Project Technical Assistance for Capacity Development in Hydropower and Mining Public Finance Management Modernization Strategy Financial Sector Development Marco-economic Monitoring Possible future support/projects: Green Growth Budget Support series Statistics and Civil Registration and Vital Statistics Public Finance Management

Focus Area 1: Supporting inclusive growth Objective 1.2. Making it easier to do business Ongoing support/projects: Customs and Trade Facilitation Project Second Trade Development Facility Project SME Access to Finance Project Poverty Analysis Financial Sector Development Possible future support/projects: Agriculture Commercialization Competitiveness and Private Sector Development IFC Investment Investment in selected commercial banks IFC Investment ABL Lao Kip Loan Electricite du Laos BFL Risk Sharing Facility KS Resort Sofitel Luang Prabang Essilao IFC Advisory Secured Transition - Movable Finance Market Development Modernized National Payment System Development of Credit Information Bureau Investment Climate Reform

Focus Area 1: Supporting inclusive growth Objective 1.3. Investing in infrastructure for growth and inclusion Ongoing support/projects: Road Sector Project 1 Road Sector Project 2 Power Grid Improvement Project Poverty Reduction Fund 3 Poverty Analysis Pro-Poor Rural Water Supply and Sanitation IFC Advisory Lao Roads PPP Possible future support/projects: National Road 13 - North Sustainable Energy and Extractives Technical Assistance Energy Interconnector with Vietnam Rural Development/Electrification IFC Investment Investment in selected hydropower projects

Focus Area 2: Investing in people Objective 2.1. Reducing prevalence of malnutrition Ongoing support/projects: Addressing Vulnerability and Malnutrition Health Governance and Nutrition Development Program Poverty Reduction Fund 3 Possible future support/projects: Social Protection System to Reduce Vulnerability and Malnutrition Additional Financing for Health Governance and Nutrition Development Program Universal Health Coverage Water Supply and Sanitation for Health Agriculture Commercialization Investing in Early Years (ECD/Early Grade Reading) Objective 2.1. Improved quality of primary and pre-primary education and keeping girls in school Ongoing support/projects: Early Childhood Education Project Second Global Partnership for Education Possible future support/projects: Investing in Early Years (ECD/Early Grade Reading)

Focus Area 2: Investing in people Objective 2.3. Improving access to and quality of health services Ongoing support/projects: Addressing Vulnerability and Malnutrition Pro-Poor Rural Water Supply and Sanitation Health Governance and Nutrition Development Program Possible future support/projects: Additional Financing for Health Governance and Nutrition Development Program Universal Health Coverage Statistics and Civil Registration and Vital Statistics Objective 2.4. Reducing vulnerability and inclusive access to social services Ongoing support/projects: Addressing Vulnerability and Malnutrition Possible future support/projects: Social Protection to Reduce Vulnerability and Malnutrition

Focus Area 3: Protecting the Environment Objective 3.1. Promoting environmental protection and sustainable natural resources management Ongoing support/projects: Green Growth Analytical Program Second Lao Environment and Social Project Scaling-Up Participatory Sustainable Forest Management Technical Assistance for Capacity Development in Hydropower and Mining Sector Mekong Integrated Water Resources Management Nam Theun 2 Social and Environmental Project IFC Advisory Lao Forestry Project Lao Hydro Advisory Possible future support/projects: Green House Gas Forest Emissions Reduction Additional Financing for Mekong Integrated Water Resources Management Water Resources Management Project Sustainable Energy and Extractives Development Technical Assistance Project IFC Investment Forestry plantation and processing Renewable energy project (hydro, solar or wind)

Focus Area 3: Protecting the Environment Objective 3.2. Putting in place enhanced disaster risk management as well as climate and disaster resilience Road Sector Project 2 Ongoing support/projects: Possible future support/projects: Disaster Risk Management Project

Cross-cutting: Strengthening institutions to establish a rules-based environment Ongoing support/projects: Possible future support/projects: Green Growth Analytical Program Second Lao Environment and Social Project Technical Assistance for Capacity Development in Hydropower and Mining Sector Nam Theun 2 Social and Environmental Project Green Growth Budget Support Series

Risks to the implementation of the CPF Governance Risks Overall risk = Substantial Lao PDR ranks low on a number of governance indicators (voice and accountability, control of corruption, regulatory quality) Key institutional challenge: commercialization of the State, fragmentation of Government, nascent capacity of the administration, limited checks and balances Macroeconomic Risks High risks from domestic economic management policies: public debt management, offbudget spending, cost overruns, financial sector weaknesses Pressures on the exchange rate may trigger high inflation Environment Risks Lao PDR s natural resources have been intensively exploited (reduction of forest cover, hydropower development) Economic activities as increasingly vulnerable to climate change and natural disasters

4. Pipeline 2017-2018

Pipeline 2017-2018 Year CPF Focus Area Project Name Amount (US$ m) Comment Strengthening institutions Supporting inclusive growth Green Growth Budget Support 38.6 Board: May 31 (IDA 17) Finance to Banque Franco Lao (BFL) to support SMEs 10 May (IFC) Finance to another commercial bank, in Lao KIP, to support SMEs 9 June (IFC) 2017 Investing in people Additional Financing for Health and Nutrition Development Program 10 Tentative Extension of Lao Smallholder Forestry Advisory Project 1.8 May (IFC) Protecting the environment Additional Financing for Mekong Water Resources Management 25 Board: July 6 Disaster Risk Management 30 Board: July 6 2018 Supporting inclusive growth Investing in people Catastrophe Drawdown Option 10 Tentative Agriculture Commercialization 35 Tentative Statistics and Civil Registration and Vital Statistics 20 Tentative National Road 13 North 40 Tentative Social Protection to Reduce Vulnerability and Malnutrition 25 Tentative

5. New projects in Northern Laos

Lao Road Sector Project 2 Approval Date: 13 December 2016 Effectiveness Date: 23 March 2017 Closing Date: 31 August 2022 Total Project Cost: US$ 47.4 million GoL: US$ 10 million IDA: US$ 25 million Nordic Development Fund: US$ 12.4 million Project Development Objective: Strengthen maintenance systems to improve reliable road connectivity in Lao PDR, and provide immediate and effective response in case of an Eligible Crisis or Emergency. Locations: Xiengkhouang, Xayabouly, Phongsaly, Oudomxay, Huaphan and Bolikhamsay (all provinces highly vulnerable to natural hazards). Project beneficiaries: 1.6 million people to benefit from improved and reliable road connectivity Project Activities: (i) improve road network to be climate resilient through strengthening vulnerable sections of the local road network and implementing effective road maintenance; (ii) improve climate resilience road planning and technical guidelines; and (iii) capacity building of staff at MPWT, provincial and district levels.

Disaster Risk Management Project Approval Date: 6 July 2017 Effectiveness Date: end 2017 (TBC) Closing Date: 30 June 2022 Total Project Cost: US$ 31 million IDA: US$ 30 million SEA Disaster Risk Insurance Facility: US$ 1 million Project Development Objective: Reduce the impacts of flooding in Muang Xay and enhance the capacity of the Government to provide hydro-meteorological services and disaster response. Locations: Phongsali, Oudomxay, Luang Prabang (all provinces highly vulnerable to natural hazards). Direct project beneficiaries: communities in the urban area of Muang Xay (98,000 people), and end users of improved hydro-meteorological and weather information (population of Nam Ou River Basin comprising Oudomxay, Luang Prabang, and Phongsali Provinces). Project Activities: Integrated urban flood risk management in Muang Xay, hydromet modernization and early warning systems on national level, and financial planning for disaster recovery and reconstruction.

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