ľ¹ÏÓ°Ôº Group is preparing its new Country Partnership Framework (CPF) with Poland for the period 2025 ¨C 2030, and we want to hear from you! Your opinion is crucial in identifying the development priorities for Poland over the next six years.
What is the CPF??
The CPF outlines the key development outcomes that the World Bank Group aims to support in Poland. Poland is already a high-income country, but it faces a number of internal and external challenges, such as rapid population aging, the need to decarbonize, ensure attractive jobs and economic competitiveness, and to build resilience to natural events such as floods and drought. The draft CPF proposes a selective and adaptable program of interventions to help address some of these challenges. The CPF outcomes are aligned with the priorities of the Government of Poland and address the main development challenges identified in the and the .
Your Feedback is Vital
The CPF preparation process includes consultations with various stakeholders, such as the government, international financial institutions, civil society, and private sector representatives. These consultations are essential for exchanging views on Poland¡¯s development opportunities and determining how the World Bank Group can best support them.
The objective of the consultations is to seek broader feedback and comments from all interested parties. In the Materials section on the right, you will find a summary of the CPF document for 2025-2030. Before finalizing the document, we would like to gather as many opinions as possible to ensure that our ideas meet Poland's needs.
Share your views
Please share your thoughts by March 20, 2025. Let us know what you think by sending your comments or suggestions to the World Bank team at?kbastian@worldbank.org.?Make sure to include ¡°Poland CPF Online Consultations¡± in the subject line of your message.
Guiding Questions To help you provide your feedback, consider the following questions:
- What do you think are the most important development priorities for Poland?
- How should the World Bank Group support Poland¡¯s development agenda?
- What should the World Bank Group change to improve the effectiveness of its programs?
