Development Effectiveness Overview 2008-2009

Message from the President......Page 5
Acknowledgments......Page 7
Contents......Page 9
FIGURES......Page 12
Fig. 2 Results Matrix Quality Subsection......Page 33
Fig. 4 DEM Ratings......Page 34
Fig. 5 Evaluability Levels. 2008-2009......Page 35
Fig. 6 DEM-SCF Development Performance Areas......Page 41
TABLE 3 Distribution of Ratings in Performance Areas2008 and 2009 (%)......Page 42
Box 4 Sector Specific Indicators for Lending to Financial Institutions......Page 43
TABLE 4 Monitoring Results de SCF Operations......Page 45
TABLE 8 Barbados: CS 2005-2008 - CS 2009-2013......Page 49
Fig. 12 NSG Financing by Sector. 2008-2009......Page 59
Fig. 14 NSG and SG Financing. 2008-2009......Page 60
Fig. 16 Total Financing by Sector......Page 65
Fig. 18 Safety Nets for the Poor. Regional Distribution......Page 66
Fig. 20 Equity in Health Regional Distribution......Page 67
Fig. 21 Labor Market Regional Distribution......Page 68
Fig. 22 Total Number of Projects by Sector......Page 80
Fig. 24 Project Components by Sector......Page 81
Fig. 26 Energy Regional Distribution......Page 82
Fig. 28 Urban Development Regional Distribution......Page 83
Fig. 29 Project Components by WSA Priority Areas 2008-2009......Page 84
Fig. 30 Project Components by ENE Priority Areas 2008-2009......Page 87
Fig. 31 Project Components by TSP Priority Areas 2008-2009......Page 91
Fig. 32 Project Components by Urban Development Priority Areas 2008-2009......Page 95
Fig. 35 Projects Components by Sector. 2008-2009......Page 103
Fig. 36 Cross-Sectorial Institutional Strengthening......Page 112
Fig. 38 Total Financing by Sector......Page 116
Fig. 40 Business Environment Improvement Regional Distribution......Page 117
Fig. 41 Promoting Productivity through Clusters andLocal Development Regional Distribution......Page 120
Fig. 42 Export Investment, Promotion and Trade Enhancement Regional Distribution......Page 124
Fig. 43 Fostering Science, Innovation and Technology Adoption Regional Distribution......Page 131
Fig. 45 Total Financing by Sector......Page 136
Fig. 46 Projects Components by Sector 2008-2009......Page 137
Fig. 47 Climate Change Analysis Framework......Page 140
Box 14 Donor Coordination to improve Public Sector Management in Honduras......Page 150
Fig. 50 LDC Number of Projects by Sector 2008- 2009......Page 151
TABLES......Page 13
TABLE 1 PCRs Completed for OVE Validation......Page 31
Box 2 PMR First Validation Process......Page 36
Box 3 PMR Process Flow......Page 37
Box 6 Water and Sanitation Program for Rural and Indigenous Communities......Page 85
Box 7 Medellín River Sanitation Program (CO-L1034)......Page 86
Box 8 National Rural Roads Program - Second Stage, Phase II, (PR-L1019)......Page 93
Box 10 IDB-Financed Technical Cooperation for Mitigation......Page 142
Box 11 Climate Change – Energy Efficiency: NSG Operations......Page 143
Box 12 Adaptation Evaluation: Using an Experimental Design......Page 145
Box 13 The Bank’s on-going Challenge to Assist Haiti......Page 149
Box 15 The Paris Declaration (2005) and the Accra Agenda for Action (2008)......Page 152
TABLE 2 DEM Dimension......Page 32
TABLE 5 Project Development Results Validated by OVE (%)......Page 46
TABLE 6 Country Strategy and Country Program:Two Separate Documents......Page 47
TABLE 7 Country Strategies and Country Programs:Evaluability Dimensions Examined by the DEM......Page 48
TABLE 9 Potential Benefits Due To Rural Electrification......Page 89
Abbreviations......Page 14
Executive Summary......Page 17
Introduction......Page 23
PART I INCREASING THE EFFECTIVENESS OF OUR WORK......Page 27
CHAPTER I Measuring Results of ourDevelopment InterventionsRigorously......Page 29
CHAPTER II Demonstrating Results ofour Strategic Focus......Page 51
PART II Knowledge about the effectiveness ofIDB’s programs......Page 57
CHAPTER I Social Policy for Equityand Productivity......Page 63
CHAPTER II Infrastructure forCompetitiveness andSocial Welfare......Page 79
CHAPTER III Institutions for Growthand Social Welfare......Page 101
CHAPTER IV Competitive Regional and GlobalInternational Integration......Page 115
CHAPTER V Protecting the Environment,Responding to Climate Changeand Ensuring Food Security......Page 135
CHAPTER VI The idb’s work in LacsLess Developed Countries......Page 147
Annex I 2009 Annual Business Review......Page 155
Annex II Bank’s Results Framework2012-2015......Page 183
References......Page 191