Malawi: Irrigation, Rural Livelihoods and Agricultural Development Project, and Agricultural Development Program Support Project
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Project Background and Description
Malawi is one of the poorest countries in Africa, and as the dominant economic activity in rural areas, agriculture plays a crucial role in poverty reduction. With high population growth rates, increasing land degradation, and high susceptibility to climate shocks, Malawi will need to increase its agricultural production substantially and sustainably to feed the growing population on a shrinking per capita farm size. Yields of major staple foods are low because of the limited adoption of modern inputs, dependence on rain-fed agriculture, declining soil fertility, and inadequate agricultural extension and research.
Project Performance Assessment Report: Jamaica - Hurricane Dean Emergency Recovery Loan (IBRD-L4878) November 24, 2020 16 December, 2020 - 21:10
Country: Jamaica Source: World Bank
Please refer to the attached file.
This is a Project Performance Assessment Report for the Hurricane Dean emergency recovery loan (P109575) in Jamaica. The project was chosen to provide inputs into an Independent Evaluation Group (IEG) evaluation on building urban resilience.
This report presents its findings and conclusions on the basis of several sources of evidence. IEG interviewed relevant World Bank staff based in Washington, DC, involved in all project stages. Additionally, IEG undertook two missions to Jamaica the first in April 2018, the second in October 2019 where it (i) interviewed officials of the government of Jamaica involved in the design and implementation of the HDERL and leaders of civil society organizations (benevolent societies) that implemented the project in
Project Performance Assessment Report: Jamaica - Hurricane Dean Emergency Recovery Loan (IBRD-L4878) November 24, 2020
Format
This is a Project Performance Assessment Report for the Hurricane Dean emergency recovery loan (P109575) in Jamaica. The project was chosen to provide inputs into an Independent Evaluation Group (IEG) evaluation on building urban resilience.
This report presents its findings and conclusions on the basis of several sources of evidence. IEG interviewed relevant World Bank staff based in Washington, DC, involved in all project stages. Additionally, IEG undertook two missions to Jamaica the first in April 2018, the second in October 2019 where it (i) interviewed officials of the government of Jamaica involved in the design and implementation of the HDERL and leaders of civil society organizations (benevolent societies) that implemented the project in the field (see appendix C) and (ii) conducted several site visits to view the project’s infrastructure reconst