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FY 2023 Djibouti Country Opinion Survey Pulse Report Summary

Overview

This report details the World Bank Group's (WBG) engagement and perception in Djibouti based on a stakeholder survey conducted in FY 2023. The survey aimed to assess opinions on the WBG's effectiveness, relevance, alignment with development priorities, and communication.

Objectives

The survey explored stakeholder opinions on:

Effectiveness and relevance of WBG support.
Key development priorities.
Perceived effectiveness in specific sectors.
Concerns about climate change impacts.

Key Findings

Familiarity and Trust

Respondents rated familiarity with WBG at 6.6 (mean score), similar to FY 2018.
Government collaborators showed higher familiarity (7.5) compared to non-government stakeholders (5.4).
Trust in institutions: WBG and Djibouti's Central Bank were highly trusted, while civil society was least trusted.
Overall trust ratings improved compared to FY 18.

Development Priorities

Top priorities: Water supply and sanitation, health, education, and transport.
Priority for water supply increased by 52% since FY 18; other sectors showed significant gains due to methodology changes.
Effectiveness ratings varied: High for gender equity, low for sectors like water and job creation.

Effectiveness of WBG Support

WBG ratings: Highest for gender equity, lower for water, transport, and energy.
Relevance and alignment scores improved compared to FY 18 (relevance: 7.3 vs. 6.3, alignment: 7.1 vs. 6.1).
Climate change concern: 64% worried about droughts and heatwaves; major concerns included water scarcity and health impacts.

Attitudes and Collaboration

Collaboration: 98% of respondents collaborated with WBG agencies (mostly IBRD and IFC); improvement noted for government and donor partnerships.
Message recall: 57% recalled WBG communications in the last 30 days, with Facebook, Twitter, and LinkedIn as primary platforms.
Stakeholders who recalled messages tended to agree more with WBG messages.

Demographics and Response Rates

Respondents: 70 stakeholders, mostly from government and academia; higher collaboration among certain groups.
Response rate: 33%; stakeholder composition may have changed due to Pulse Survey format.

Comparison with FY 2018

Most metrics showed improvement, e.g., relevance (+31 points) and trust ratings.
However, stakeholder composition differed, and changes must be considered in interpretation.
Methodology shift to Pulse Survey (shorter, online format) affected data collection.

Methodology

Conducted via online platform by BI team from March to April 2023.
Included statistical analysis; significant findings marked with asterisks.
Sample of 70 stakeholders from various sectors, with partial comparison to FY 18's 200 respondents.

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