2025-02-16-世界银行-2024财年巴拉圭国家意见调查报告（英）_41页_849kb

报告摘要

Summary of FY2024 Paraguay Country Opinion Survey Report

Overall Perception: Respondents showed increased familiarity with the World Bank Group (WBG) compared to FY2021, with mean familiarity rating rising to 6.8. Trust in the WBG improved significantly, with a mean trust rating of 8.1, making it one of the most trusted institutions in Paraguay.
Performance Indicators: Ratings for WBG effectiveness in delivering development results, relevance to national priorities, and alignment with policies all increased. Mean effectiveness rating was 7.9, up from FY2021, indicating stronger stakeholder confidence.
Development Priorities: Key areas identified by stakeholders include education and skills, transport infrastructure, economic growth, and reducing corruption. Interest in these areas rose notably from FY2021.
Collaboration: Perceived collaboration with government institutions and local entities improved, with mean ratings around 8.4. However, civil society organizations gave lower ratings (mean 6.3), suggesting a gap in engagement. Recommendations emphasized involving more civil society and local governments.
Financial Instruments: Respondents valued financial support and technical assistance highly (47% and 34%, respectively). Improved timeliness of disbursements was noted, but media and civil society expressed concerns about affordability and accessibility.
Knowledge Work: About 33% of respondents used WBG knowledge resources, which were seen as increasing institutional capacity. The WBG's focus on global expertise and local context was rated highly.
Future Role Suggestions: Stakeholders recommended better stakeholder engagement, adapting projects to local needs, improving communication, and strengthening anti-corruption efforts. Open-ended responses emphasized community involvement and transparency.
Communication and Outreach: Social media and events were the most preferred channels (39.2% and 38.1%, respectively), and 45% of respondents recalled WBG communications recently. Topics like ending poverty and climate change were top of mind, with a focus on poverty/inequality concerns.
Methodology Notes: The survey involved 221 respondents (44% response rate), with sections on demographics. Findings compared to FY2021, showing shifts in stakeholder views but noting methodological changes could affect comparisons.