世界银行-2023财年埃及国家意见调查报告（英）-2023-42页_870kb

Egypt Country Opinion Survey Report Summary (FY2023)

Methodology Overview

• Conducted from May to August 2023 with 936 potential participants.
• 203 respondents (22% response rate) representing diverse stakeholders including government, academia, private sector, civil society, and media.
• Primary collaboration with the World Bank Group (WBG) significantly increases familiarity and positive perceptions.
• Sample skewed toward female gender (46%), Cairo location (92%), and private sector roles (8%) among other demographics.

Key Findings Overview

• High trust and familiarity with WBG among some groups, particularly government stakeholders, but lower among civil society.
• Education, job creation, and health identified as top development priorities.
• Financial resources and capacity building seen as WBG's main values; recommendations focus on increasing lending, private sector engagement, and knowledge work accessibility.
• Message recall and engagement correlate with more positive views, emphasizing the need for inclusive communication strategies.

Detailed Findings

Attitudes Toward the WBG

• Overall trust ratings high, with government principals giving highest trust scores (mean 8.2), while civil society reported lower trust (mean 5.0).
• Respondents familiar with WBG show more positive perceptions across trust, alignment with priorities, and effectiveness.
• Government and bilateral agencies hold significantly more positive views than non-government groups.

Development Priorities and Support Effectiveness

• Top priority areas: Education, job creation, health.
• WBG's transport work rated most effective, but education and health receive lower ratings despite importance.
• Collaboration with national government and private sector strongly recommended for increasing effectiveness.

Stakeholder-Guided Recommendations

• Operations: Focus on concessional financing, customized technical advice, and private sector involvement.
• Collaboration: Expand partnerships with national governments and private sector to enhance inclusivity.
• Communication: Improve access to WBG knowledge in Arabic, enhance digital outreach, and use preferred channels like events and the WBG website.

Methodology Details

• Findings based on 202 respondents; key questions assessed trust, relevance, influence, and effectiveness across seventeen indicator areas.
• Statistical significance noted for differences between stakeholder groups; full data available in appended files.
• Preferred information channels include WBG events, website, and media, with high recall among frequently engaged respondents.