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FY 2025 Argentina Country Opinion Survey Report Summary

Core Content Overview

This report presents the findings of the FY 2025 Argentina Country Opinion Survey, conducted by the World Bank Group (WBG) Business Intelligence (BI) team in collaboration with the Argentina country team and the independent field agency TresPuntoZero. The survey aimed to assess stakeholder perceptions of the WBG's work, effectiveness, and relevance in Argentina, as well as its communication and engagement strategies.

Main Objectives

• Understand stakeholder familiarity, trust, and perception of the WBG's effectiveness and relevance.
• Evaluate the WBG's work on development priorities and its impact on Argentina.
• Assess the use and value of WBG knowledge products.
• Analyze the WBG's engagement and collaboration with various stakeholders.
• Explore stakeholder views on the WBG's communication strategies.

Key Findings

1. Overall Views of the WBG

• Familiarity: Stakeholder familiarity with the WBG's work decreased from FY19 (mean = 6.5) to FY25 (mean = 5.8).
• Trust: Trust in the WBG remained moderately positive, consistent with FY19, and was higher than trust in the IMF.
• Relevance: Perceived relevance to Argentina's development has improved significantly since FY19.
• Effectiveness: Effectiveness ratings remained moderately positive, though lower than in other Latin American and Caribbean (LAC) countries and IBRD countries surveyed in FY25.

2. Development Priorities

• Top Priorities: Education, transport infrastructure, and energy were identified as the top development areas.
• Stakeholder Comments: Emphasis was placed on:
  • Education: Enhancing access, quality, vocational training, and digital skills.
  • Infrastructure: Investing in roads, ports, rail, and digital connectivity.
  • Health: Improving access and outcomes, especially for vulnerable groups.
  • Private Sector Development: Addressing infrastructure gaps, access to finance, and political instability.
  • Climate Change: Supporting climate-resilient infrastructure and avoiding environmentally harmful projects.

3. WBG Operational Effectiveness

• Positive Changes: 31% of stakeholders noted improvements in development finance collaboration, 28% in technical quality and ease of working with the Bank.
• Mixed Feedback: 26% reported improvements in project approval speed, while 46% lacked sufficient information to assess it.
• Recommendations:
  • Strengthen accountability and transparency through improved monitoring, evaluation, and impact measurement.
  • Increase efficiency and responsiveness by accelerating project approval and disbursement.
  • Enhance collaboration with local communities, civil society, and the private sector.

4. WBG Instruments

• Financial Instruments: Considered the greatest value to Argentina, with competitive conditions.
• Timeliness: Perceptions of financial support timeliness declined since FY19.
• Knowledge Products: Research and analytical reports were the most widely used, especially by academia and bilateral/multilateral agencies.
• Policy Influence: 52% of respondents reported that WBG policy advice influenced government policy in key areas such as health, education, and social protection.

5. Engagement and Collaboration

• Partnerships: The WBG was rated highly for its collaboration with the national government (mean = 8.2) and development partners (mean = 7.0).
• Collaboration with Subnational Governments: Stakeholders wanted stronger collaboration with provincial and municipal governments (52%).
• Civil Society: Perceptions of WBG effectiveness in facilitating civil society participation were low (mean = 5.2).
• Private Sector: Collaboration with the private sector was rated moderate (mean = 4.9).

6. Communications

• Awareness: 55% of respondents reported recently seeing or hearing about the WBG.
• Preferred Channels: E-newsletters, events, and direct contact with WBG staff.
• Useful Information: Research, impact assessments, and sector-specific strategies were most valued.
• Knowledge Utilization: 27% of private sector respondents did not use WBG knowledge products, significantly lower than other groups.

Stakeholder Demographics

• Total Participants: 296 (36% response rate).
• Location: 69% from Buenos Aires.
• Collaboration History: 31% have collaborated with the WBG in the past 3 years.
• Group Differences: Government and bilateral/multilateral agencies had higher familiarity and trust, while private sector and academic groups had lower ratings.

Summary of Key Recommendations

• Strengthen Accountability and Transparency: Improve monitoring, evaluation, and impact measurement systems.
• Enhance Institutional Efficiency: Streamline procedures, reduce intermediation layers, and expand flexible financial instruments.
• Improve Implementation Quality: Ensure projects integrate sustainability criteria and long-term goals.
• Promote Inclusive Collaboration: Deepen engagement with civil society, local communities, and subnational governments.
• Localize Knowledge Products: Produce subnational and regional analyses and integrate local expertise.
• Improve Public Communication: Raise awareness and provide clearer information on WBG's work and impact.

Conclusion

The survey highlights the WBG's continued relevance and value to Argentina, particularly in education and infrastructure. However, there is a need for improved transparency, efficiency, and inclusiveness in its operations and collaboration strategies. Stakeholders emphasize the importance of evidence-based policy, capacity building, and more localized and participatory approaches to ensure sustainable development outcomes.