Client Results | World Bank Group Corporate Scorecard

Selected Highlights

Indonesia | Water Supply and Sanitation for Low Income Communities Project

FY15–17 | 3.9 million people with access to water and 2.4 million people with access to sanitation

The objective of this IDA-funded project is to increase the number of underserved rural and peri-urban populations accessing sustainable water supply and sanitation services. The project supports the government in achieving this objective through mainstreaming and scaling-up a nationwide, community driven approach. As of May 2017, approximately 10 million people have access to improved water facilities, of whom 4.7 million are female. Approximately 10.6 million people have access to improved sanitation in about 12,250 villages. Approximately 56 percent of target communities reached open defecation-free status and 72 percent adopted handwashing programs. Approximately 84 percent of targeted schools improved their sanitation facilities and hygiene programs. Community Action Plans have been completed in more than 17,600 villages.

Senegal | Electricity Sector Support Project

FY15–17 | 1.3 million people with access to electricity; more than 500 kilometers of transmission and distribution lines rehabilitated or constructed.

The objectives of this ongoing project, scheduled to close in 2020, are to contribute to a reduction of technical and commercial electricity losses in Senegal and to improve the reliability of electricity services, focusing primarily on Greater Dakar. The project connected more than 1.3 million people to the electricity grid by modernizing the network, rehabilitating or constructing more than 500 kilometers of transmission and distribution lines. The project also reduced the amount of unserved energy (electricity interruptions to customers), from 40 gigawatt hours to 11.2 gigawatt hours.

Afghanistan | Rural Access Project

FY12–17 | Vocational training provided for 833 people; 2173 kilometers of secondary and tertiary roads rehabilitated.

The objective of this project is to connect rural communities to basic services and facilities by providing improved roads and bridges and arranging for ongoing road maintenance. The project has supported the rehabilitation of 561 km of secondary gravel roads, 236 km of secondary asphalt roads, and 1376 km of tertiary roads. In addition, the project has completed 1,388 meters of bridges on secondary roads and 1492 meters of bridges on tertiary roads. Further, the project established 1,500 km of secondary roads and 3,500 km of tertiary roads under community based routine maintenance. The project will generate an array of benefits to the rural population, including improved access to markets and health and education facilities and reduced travel times and vehicle operating costs. The project has already increased social benefits and capacity in the rural road sector by creating 2.5 million labor days of job opportunities and providing vocational training for 833 people.

India | National Dairy Support Project

FY17 | 2.7 million farmers reached with agricultural support services.

The project, which supports India’s National Dairy Plan, Phase I, covers about 40,000 villages across 18 participating states in India, with interventions in breed improvement, animal nutrition, and bulk milk collection. Areas covered by the project account for nearly 95 percent of India’s milk production, more than 87 percent of the breedable cattle and buffalo population, and 98 percent of the country’s fodder resources. The project has reached 2,702,273 farmers with agricultural support services, a large majority of whom are smallholder producers with six animals or less.

Tajikistan | Second Public Employment for Sustainable Agriculture and Water Resources Management Project

FY17 | Nearly 120,000 hectares provided with new irrigation or drainage services.

The objective of the project is to improve food security: (a) in the short term through temporary employment creation; (b) in the medium term through increased crop production and farm incomes in response to improved irrigation and drainage; and (c) in the long term through improved water resource management. About 119,187 hectares have been provided with new irrigation or drainage services, benefiting 801,150 people (48 percent of whom were female), and generating more than 660,000 person-days of employment. In addition, the project has created or strengthened more than 100 water user associations that cover 164,076 hectares of irrigated areas in 17 project districts and include nearly 11,000 water users.

Mauritania | Social Safety Net System Project

FY15–20 | Improved support to the 100,000 poorest households in Mauritania.

The objective of this project is to support the establishment of the national social safety net and provide targeted cash transfers to extremely poor households. It supports the government’s social protection strategy through three instruments: (a) The Social Registry helps social programs target the poor in a more efficient and transparent way. The registry is expected to include the 150,000 poorest households in the national territory. So far, about 30,600 households are registered. (b) The National Social Transfer Program provides support to the 100,000 poorest households in Mauritania through cash transfers and social promotion and income-generating activities. So far, 5,100 households benefit. (c) The shock-responsive safety net allows the government to use social protection instruments to respond to crises. In 2017, the government implemented a shock responsive pilot program benefitting 1,000 households.

Growth

WBG | Growth

22.1million

Farmers reached with agricultural assets and services

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WBG | Growth

Farmers reached with agricultural assets and services (millions)

BASELINE

3.9(2013)

ACTUAL

22.1(2017)

ACTUAL in
FCS

0.6(2017)

Female beneficiaries

2.1 (2017)

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WBG | Growth

73.2million

People, microenterprises and SMEs reached with financial services

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WBG | Growth

People, microenterprises and SMEs reached with financial services (millions)

BASELINE

33.0(2013)

ACTUAL

73.2(2017)

ACTUAL in
FCS

7.1(2017)

Female beneficiaries

19.3 (2017)

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WBG | Growth

29,111/
35,557annual GW hrs

Expanded conventional/renewable power generation

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WBG | Growth

Expanded conventional/renewable power generation (gigawatt hours, annual)

BASELINE

25,491/13,405(2013)

ACTUAL

29,111/35,557(2017)

ACTUAL in
FCS

5,235/1,389(2017)

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Inclusiveness

WBG | Inclusiveness

81.2million

People provided with new or improved electricity service

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WBG | Inclusiveness

People provided with new or improved electricity service (millions)

BASELINE

32.7(2013)

ACTUAL

81.2(2017)

ACTUAL in
FCS

1.4(2017)

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WBG | Inclusiveness

22.16million

Students reached

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WBG | Inclusiveness

Students reached (millions)

BASELINE

15.9(2013)

ACTUAL

22.16(2017)

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WBG | Inclusiveness

286.5million

People who have received essential health, nutrition and population (HNP) services

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WBG | Inclusiveness

People who have received essential health, nutrition and population (HNP) services (millions)

BASELINE

257.4(2013)

ACTUAL

286.5(2017)

ACTUAL in
FCS

27.4(2017)

Female beneficiaries

52.2 (2017)

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WBG | Inclusiveness

53.9million

People provided with access to an improved water source

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WBG | Inclusiveness

People provided with access to an improved water source (millions)

BASELINE

38.4(2013)

ACTUAL

53.9(2017)

ACTUAL in
FCS

9.6(2017)

Female beneficiaries

nu (2017)

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WBG | Inclusiveness

44.5million

People provided with access to improved sanitation facilities

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WBG | Inclusiveness

People provided with access to improved sanitation facilities (millions)

BASELINE

12.9(2013)

ACTUAL

44.5(2017)

ACTUAL in
FCS

0.5(2017)

Female beneficiaries

nu (2017)

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Sustainability & Resilience

WBG | Sustainability & Resilience

96countries

Countries with strengthened public management systems

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WBG | Sustainability & Resilience

Countries with strengthened public management systems (number)

BASELINE

107(2013)

ACTUAL

96(2017)

ACTUAL in
FCS

23(2017)

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WBG | Sustainability & Resilience

35countries

Countries institutionalizing disaster risk reduction as a national priority

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WBG | Sustainability & Resilience

Countries institutionalizing disaster risk reduction as a national priority (number)

BASELINE

29(2013)

ACTUAL

35(2016)

ACTUAL in
FCS

2(2016)

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