Country Partnership Framework for the Republic of Guatemala for the Period FY17-20
Guatemala is at an historic juncture, following a political and institutional crisis in 2015, a newly elected government is starting to take on deep-rooted development problems. The crisis was triggered by the uncovering of a corruption scheme that...
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okr-10986-347762021-05-25T09:51:40Z Country Partnership Framework for the Republic of Guatemala for the Period FY17-20 World Bank International Finance Corporation Multilateral Investment Guarantee Agency POVERTY REDUCTION SHARED PROSPERITY ENVIRONMENTAL SUSTAINABILITY FISCAL SUSTAINABILITY SOCIAL SUSTAINABILITY WORLD BANK GROUP STRATEGY INCLUSIVE GROWTH ACCESS TO HEALTH SERVICES WATER AND SANITATION NUTRITION PUBLIC FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT ACCOUNTABILITY ACCESS TO FINANCE MICROFINANCE INFRASTRUCTURE FINANCE CLIMATE CHANGE ADAPTATION INSTITUTIONAL CAPACITY GOVERNANCE SOCIAL FRAGMENTATION SOCIAL CONTRACT INDIGENOUS POPULATION Guatemala is at an historic juncture, following a political and institutional crisis in 2015, a newly elected government is starting to take on deep-rooted development problems. The crisis was triggered by the uncovering of a corruption scheme that permeated the tax administration superintendence (SAT) and the highest political levels. The country has enormous potential to generate growth and prosperity for its population; yet growth remains low, poverty and inequality persistently high, and high rates of childhood stunting threaten Guatemala’s ability to reach its full development potential. This glaring juxtaposition highlights the existence of two Guatemala’s, with large gaps in both social and economic outcomes. In this context, the World Bank Group’s (WBG) new country partnership framework (CPF) seeks to support Guatemala in fostering inclusion of vulnerable groups, and addressing bottlenecks to sustainable growth. 2020-11-12T17:52:27Z 2020-11-12T17:52:27Z 2016-10-17 Report http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/623141604622180572/Guatemala-Country-Partnership-Framework-for-the-Period-FY17-20 http://hdl.handle.net/10986/34776 English CC BY 3.0 IGO http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/igo World Bank World Bank, Washington, DC Country Partnership Framework Latin America & Caribbean Guatemala |
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POVERTY REDUCTION SHARED PROSPERITY ENVIRONMENTAL SUSTAINABILITY FISCAL SUSTAINABILITY SOCIAL SUSTAINABILITY WORLD BANK GROUP STRATEGY INCLUSIVE GROWTH ACCESS TO HEALTH SERVICES WATER AND SANITATION NUTRITION PUBLIC FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT ACCOUNTABILITY ACCESS TO FINANCE MICROFINANCE INFRASTRUCTURE FINANCE CLIMATE CHANGE ADAPTATION INSTITUTIONAL CAPACITY GOVERNANCE SOCIAL FRAGMENTATION SOCIAL CONTRACT INDIGENOUS POPULATION |
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POVERTY REDUCTION SHARED PROSPERITY ENVIRONMENTAL SUSTAINABILITY FISCAL SUSTAINABILITY SOCIAL SUSTAINABILITY WORLD BANK GROUP STRATEGY INCLUSIVE GROWTH ACCESS TO HEALTH SERVICES WATER AND SANITATION NUTRITION PUBLIC FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT ACCOUNTABILITY ACCESS TO FINANCE MICROFINANCE INFRASTRUCTURE FINANCE CLIMATE CHANGE ADAPTATION INSTITUTIONAL CAPACITY GOVERNANCE SOCIAL FRAGMENTATION SOCIAL CONTRACT INDIGENOUS POPULATION World Bank International Finance Corporation Multilateral Investment Guarantee Agency Country Partnership Framework for the Republic of Guatemala for the Period FY17-20 |
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Guatemala is at an historic juncture,
following a political and institutional crisis in 2015, a
newly elected government is starting to take on deep-rooted
development problems. The crisis was triggered by the
uncovering of a corruption scheme that permeated the tax
administration superintendence (SAT) and the highest
political levels. The country has enormous
potential to generate growth and prosperity for its
population; yet growth remains low, poverty and inequality
persistently high, and high rates of childhood stunting
threaten Guatemala’s ability to reach its full development
potential. This glaring juxtaposition highlights the
existence of two Guatemala’s, with large gaps in both social
and economic outcomes. In this context, the World Bank
Group’s (WBG) new country partnership framework (CPF) seeks
to support Guatemala in fostering inclusion of vulnerable
groups, and addressing bottlenecks to sustainable growth. |
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World Bank International Finance Corporation Multilateral Investment Guarantee Agency |
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Country Partnership Framework for the Republic of Guatemala for the Period FY17-20 |
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Country Partnership Framework for the Republic of Guatemala for the Period FY17-20 |
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Country Partnership Framework for the Republic of Guatemala for the Period FY17-20 |
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Country Partnership Framework for the Republic of Guatemala for the Period FY17-20 |
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Country Partnership Framework for the Republic of Guatemala for the Period FY17-20 |
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country partnership framework for the republic of guatemala for the period fy17-20 |
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World Bank, Washington, DC |
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2020 |
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http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/623141604622180572/Guatemala-Country-Partnership-Framework-for-the-Period-FY17-20 http://hdl.handle.net/10986/34776 |
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