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Angola Country Opinion Survey Report Summary (January 2023)

This report examines stakeholder perceptions of the World Bank Group's (WBG) effectiveness, relevance, and influence in Angola based on surveys conducted in Fiscal Years 2018 and 2022. It highlights key shifts in attitudes and opinions over time, reflecting changes in development priorities, trust, and collaboration.

Overall Context and Stakeholder Perceptions
Stakeholders expressed more pessimism about Angola's economic direction and opportunities, with economic conditions perceived as stagnant. However, familiarity and trust in the WBG increased significantly from FY2018 to FY2022, with respondents rating the WBG as effective, relevant, and aligned with national priorities. Collaboration with WBG agencies, such as IBRD, enhanced understanding and positive views.

Development Priorities and Key Areas
Education, while once top-priority, lost ground due to shifting focus. Water and sanitation, job creation, and poverty reduction emerged as key concerns, with increases in reported importance. Respondents valued financial resources and capacity development but expressed dissatisfaction with issues like insufficient public disclosure and limited private sector collaboration.

Strengths and Weaknesses
The WBG is viewed as an effective development partner in education and health sectors, contributing significantly to poor populations. Valued activities include financial support and capacity building, while weaknesses include lack of transparency, inadequate collaboration with private and civil society groups, and slow, complex processes. Stakeholders appreciate technical quality and knowledge contributions but note unmet needs for real-time access and dissemination.

Communication, Outreach, and Engagement
Preferred information sources include WBG's seminars, workshops, and social media. Frequency of WBG engagement rose, with media coverage emerging as the most active engagement channel. Demographic analysis shows a mix of high-level government, civil society, and private sector involvement, influencing data interpretations.

Yearly Comparisons and Methodology
Comparisons with FY2018 indicate improved opinions but altered stakeholder compositions, with higher response rates from certain groups. Statistical analyses confirm significant positive trends in trust and effectiveness, but ongoing challenges persist. Methodologically, the report used aggregated indicator questions to inform WBG strategies, with notable shifts in collaboration themes and priorities.