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According to the Bank’s website, the objective of this project is to improve access and utilization of quality health and nutrition services and build health system resilience in select geographical areas.
The development objective of the Bangladesh - Health, Nutrition and Population Sector Development Program-for-Results is to support a subset of the Government’s program in the two targeted divisions (Chattogram and Sylhet) among the eight divisions in Bangladesh. The Program focuses on three RAs and will incentivize the achievement of corresponding DLIs. Selected PDO and intermediate outcome indicators have been strategically included as DLIs. These have been selected based on the extent to which they signal the implementation of critical actions or the realization of key outcomes that need additional incentivization. Table 4 lists the DLIs across the three RAs while Annex 2 provides more details on each DLI (including whether they are time-bound and scalable) and the corresponding verification protocols.
The initial assessment of both environmental and social risk levels is considered moderate.
A proposed credit in the amount of SDR 284.7 million (US$379 million equivalent), and a grant from the global financing facility in the amount of US$25 million.
World Bank
Bushra Binte Alam
Senior Health Specialist
Mickey Chopra
Lead Health Specialist
Borrower/Client/Recipient
Economic Relations Division, Ministry of Finance
Md. Mostafizur Rahman
Additional Secretary
wingchief02@erd.gov.bd
Implementing Agencies
Ministry of Health and Family Welfare
Nargis Khanam
Additional Secretary
addlsecypln.hsd@gmail.com
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