世界银行-2024财年科摩罗国家意见调查报告（英）_39页_1mb

Comoros Country Opinion Survey Summary (FY 2024)

Methodology and Objectives

The survey assessed stakeholder perceptions of the World Bank Group (WBG) in Comoros, covering familiarity, trust, effectiveness, and development priorities. Conducted in February–April 2024, it involved 180 respondents across stakeholder groups (government, private sector, civil society, etc.), with comparisons to the FY2021 survey. Key themes include perceptions of WBG's role, financial instruments, and areas of support.

Key Findings

Familiarity and Trust

• Overall familiarity with WBG remained stable (mean 6.4/10), with higher levels among collaborators. Trust declined for some groups (e.g., youth, multilateral agencies) but remained high for UN and WBG. Government institutions and bilateral agencies showed highest trust and effectiveness ratings.

Performance Indicators

• Effectiveness and relevance ratings decreased slightly overall but improved for collaborating stakeholders. Local government and media showed lower engagement perceptions, while collaboration with WBG enhanced views.

Development Priorities

• Stakeholders highlighted energy, water/sanitation, agriculture/food security, and transport infrastructure as top priorities. Open-ended responses emphasized needs for better infrastructure, private sector engagement, human capital, and environmental sustainability.

Engagement and Collaboration

• WBG is seen as a long-term partner, but openness declined. Recommendations include deeper local engagement, increased collaboration with local government, civil society, and the private secto

Financial Instruments and Knowledge Work

• Capacity building, financial resources, and technical assistance were highly valued. Knowledge work ratings improved, with positive perceptions on global expertise, though some groups desired better customization.

Recommendations

• Focus on energy and climate change projects. Enhance communication, decentralize operations, and improve fund disbursement. Strengthen partnerships with underserved groups.

Communication and Outreach

• Stakeholders prefer events/workshops and direct contact. Climate change was the most recalled topic, with links to concerns like decreased crop yields and water scarcity.