Investment Plans are country-owned documents. They are outcomes of country led missions, undertaken jointly with the MDBs, and engaging other development partners and stakeholders.  Investment Plans build on existing country-owned strategies or action plans and demonstrate how CTF is complementary to activities under other available programs.  Investment Plans illustrate how CTF resources will be used in major sectors of the economy, through a joint MDB program.

1. A interested country requests a joint mission of the World Bank Group and relevant Regional Development Bank to prepare an investment plan
2. An investment plan is developed under the leadership of the country requesting the joint mission. The plan will describe how CTF financing will be used in major sectors of its economy and complement activities under other available programs.
   • The CTF Trust Fund Committee reviews the investment plan, and endorses further development of activities for CTF financing.  The investment plan should facilitate prioritization of projects according to agreed criteria such as:

Endorsed:

Two page summaries for the endorsed investment plans are available here.