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The Country Partnership Framework (CPF) for Nepal for the period FY2025-FY2031 outlines a strategic approach to support the country's development priorities. It focuses on three key outcomes: More and Better Jobs, Connected Communities, and Green Planet and Resilient Populations. These outcomes address Nepal's main development challenges, including job creation, connectivity, and climate resilience.

Key principles guiding the CPF include an exclusive focus on two development challenges (job-creating growth and resilience to natural disasters) and balancing ambition for transformation with near-term results. The program uses programmatic approaches, such as Series of Projects and Multi-phased Approaches, to enhance implementation efficiency.

Financing for the CPF includes a combination of IDA resources, grants, and innovative instruments. The WBG aims to mobilize private capital through the Guarantee Platform and scale up private sector engagement. Collaboration with partners like ADB is central, with a joint focus on areas like energy, digital development, and climate resilience.

Public sector institutions, accountability, and effectiveness are treated as a cross-cutting theme to ensure the government can deliver results. Efforts will focus on clarifying roles and responsibilities across federal levels, strengthening fiscal management, and enhancing digital systems.

Overall, the CPF balances short-term impacts with long-term sustainability, addressing Nepal's vulnerability to climate risks, limited connectivity, and informal employment while leveraging private investment and digital innovation for inclusive growth.