Group IX. The Future Role of the World Bank in Liberia (continued) World Bank Group Playing a Leading Role Respondents from academia/research institutes/think tanks were significantly likely more to indicate that the Liberia would benefit most from the WBG playing a leading role in compared to respondents from other stakeholder groups. “basic infrastructure” Respondents from the office of parliamentarians were significantly likely to more indicate that the Liberia would benefit most from the WBG playing a leading role in compared to respondents from other stakeholder groups. financial management” “public Respondents from South East were significantly more likely to indicate that the Liberia would benefit most from the WBG playing a leading role in financial “public compared to respondents from other regions of the country. management” Respondents from Central, Western Liberia were significantly more likely to indicate that the Liberia would benefit most from the WBG playing a leading role in compared “jobs” to respondents from other regions. Group IX. The Future Role of the World Bank in Liberia (continued) Other Donors Playing a Leading Role Respondents from academia/research institutes/think tanks were significantly likely more to indicate that Liberia would benefit most from other donors playing a leading role in compared to respondents from other stakeholder groups. “jobs” Respondents across geographic locations and levels of collaboration all agreed that that Liberia would benefit most from other donors playing a leading role in “jobs”. Group IX. The Future Role of the World Bank in Liberia (continued) Collaborate More with… Respondents in the Country Survey indicated that the World Bank should FY’11 collaborate more with NGO (42%) and local governments (36%), and respondents in this Country Survey believe that the WBG should collaborate more with the private year’s sector and NGOs. Respondents from the Office of President/Prime Minster/Ministers and CSOs, and respondents from South East Liberia were significantly more likely to indicate the WBG should work more with NGOs than others.
IX. The Future Role of the World Bank Group in Liberia (continued) World Bank Group Playing a Leading Role Respondents from academia/research institutes/think tanks were significantly more likely to indicate that the Liberia would benefit most from the WBG playing a leading role in “basic infrastructure” compared to respondents from other stakeholder groups. Respondents from the office of parliamentarians were significantly more likely to indicate that the Liberia would benefit most from the WBG playing a leading role in “public financial management” compared to respondents from other stakeholder groups. Respondents from South East were significantly more likely to indicate that the Liberia would benefit most from the WBG playing a leading role in “public financial management” compared to respondents from other regions of the country. Respondents from Central, Western Liberia were significantly more likely to indicate that the Liberia would benefit most from the WBG playing a leading role in “jobs” compared to respondents from other regions. IX. The Future Role of the World Bank Group in Liberia (continued) Other Donors Playing a Leading Role Respondents from academia/research institutes/think tanks were significantly more likely to indicate that Liberia would benefit most from other donors playing a leading role in “jobs” compared to respondents from other stakeholder groups. Respondents across geographic locations and levels of collaboration all agreed that that Liberia would benefit most from other donors playing a leading role in “jobs”. IX. The Future Role of the World Bank Group in Liberia (continued) Collaborate More with… Respondents in the FY’11 Country Survey indicated that the World Bank should collaborate more with NGO (42%) and local governments (36%), and respondents in this year’s Country Survey believe that the WBG should collaborate more with the private sector and NGOs. Respondents from the Office of President/Prime Minster/Ministers and CSOs, and respondents from South East Liberia were significantly more likely to indicate the WBG should work more with NGOs than others.
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