Authors
- Disclosure Date
- 2024/11/11
- Disclosure Status
- Disclosed
- Doc Name
- Nigeria - Development Finance Project
- Lending Instrument
- Investment Project Financing
- Pages
- 21
- Product Line
- IBRD/IDA
- Published in
- United States of America
- Rel Proj ID
- NG-Development Finance Project -- P146319
- Unit Owning
- EFI-AFR2-FCI-Finance-2 (EAWF2)
- Version Type
- Final
Table of Contents
- Independent Evaluation Group IEG 1
- 1. Project Data 1
- Project ID Project Name 1
- Country Practice AreaLead 1
- LCTF Numbers Closing Date Original Total Project Cost USD 1
- Bank Approval Date Closing Date Actual 1
- IBRDIDA USD Grants USD 1
- Prepared by Reviewed by ICR Review Coordinator Group 1
- 2. Project Objectives and Components 1
- DEVOBJTBL a. Objectives 1
- Independent Evaluation Group IEG 2
- Did the Board approve the revised objectiveskey associated outcome targets 2
- Date of Board Approval 2
- Component 1 Technical Assistance and Capacity Building Amount at approval of US12 million actual amount of US7.78 million 2
- Component 2 Line of Credit Facility Amount at approval of US445.0 million actual amount of US395.00 million 2
- Component 3 Credit Guarantee Facility Amount at approval of US35.0 million actual amount of US85.00 million 2
- Independent Evaluation Group IEG 3
- Component 4 Project Management Amount at approval of US6.75 million actual amount of US2.60 million 3
- Cost 3
- Project Financing 3
- Borrower Contribution 3
- Dates 3
- Restructurings 3
- Independent Evaluation Group IEG 4
- Assessment methodology 4
- 3. Relevance of Objectives 4
- Rationale 4
- Country context 4
- The World Bank and the borrower in partnership with other donors set the stage for this project. 4
- Alignment with Government strategy. 4
- Independent Evaluation Group IEG 5
- Alignment with Bank strategy. 5
- Rating 5
- 4. Achievement of Objectives Efficacy 5
- OBJECTIVE 1 5
- Objective 5
- Rationale 5
- Independent Evaluation Group IEG 6
- Theory of change 6
- Outputs and intermediate outcomes 6
- Enhanced technical capacity to support the MSMEs sector 6
- Independent Evaluation Group IEG 7
- Operationalizing the DBN and the Impact Credit Guarantee Limited ICGL 7
- Outcomes 7
- Independent Evaluation Group IEG 8
- Rating 8
- OBJECTIVE 1 REVISION 1 8
- Revised Objective 8
- Revised Rationale 8
- Theory of change 8
- Independent Evaluation Group IEG 9
- Outputs 9
- Outcomes 9
- Independent Evaluation Group IEG 10
- Revised Rating 10
- OVERALL EFFICACY 10
- Rationale 10
- Overall Efficacy Rating 10
- OVERALL EFFICACY REVISION 1 10
- Independent Evaluation Group IEG 11
- Overall Efficacy Revision 1 Rationale 11
- Overall Efficacy Revision 1 Rating 11
- 5. Efficiency 11
- Financial efficiency. 11
- Independent Evaluation Group IEG 12
- Economic efficiency. 12
- Efficiency Rating 12
- Rate Available Point value CoverageScope 12
- 6. Outcome 12
- Overall the project weighted outcome is rated as Satisfactory as indicated in Table 1 below. 12
- Independent Evaluation Group IEG 13
- Table 1 Overall Weighted Outcome 13
- Assessed against the 2014 PDO Indicators and Targets 13
- Assessed against the 2021 PDO Revised Indicators and Targets 13
- Overall Rating 13
- 1. Relevance 13
- 2. Efficacy 13
- 3. Efficiency 13
- 4. Outcome 13
- 5. Rating value 13
- 6. Weight disbursed amount 13
- 7. Weighted value 5.2 rounded to 5 13
- 8. Overall outcome rating Satisfactory 13
- Outcome Rating 13
- 7. Risk to Development Outcome 13
- Macroeconomic risks 13
- Institutional and regulatory risk 13
- Governance and political risks 13
- Independent Evaluation Group IEG 14
- 8. Assessment of Bank Performance 14
- The project was designed to address critical issues of sustainable access to finance by MSMEs. 14
- The project design was underpinned by background analysis and relevant lessons learned. 14
- The project preparation was thorough and participatory 14
- Institutional and managerial arrangements were crafted by a Bank team working in tandem with high-level staff from the Borrower Government 14
- Critical risks were identified and mitigation measures were built into the project design 14
- Independent Evaluation Group IEG 15
- Quality-at-Entry Rating 15
- The Bank team exerted flexibility to adapt to the countrys challenging macro-economic environment 15
- Installing the implementation office within the DBN headquarters building facilitated supervision and reporting 15
- Supervision teams provided timely support to the client on safeguards procurement and FM 15
- The Bank team addressed implementation challenges including issues within the PIU disbursement delays and COVID-19 disruptions 15
- Independent Evaluation Group IEG 16
- The Bank team succeeded in limiting the Governments interference in the project implementation 16
- The Bank team supported the Borrower in addressing high market volatility and high level of informality within the economy. 16
- Quality of Supervision Rating 16
- Overall Bank Performance Rating 16
- 9. ME Design Implementation Utilization 16
- The DBN was under the oversight of banking supervisory bodies and there was an alignment between the theory of change and the results framework of the project 16
- PDO indicators and targets were not fully realistic at appraisal were not precisely formulated and had to be revised twice. 16
- Independent Evaluation Group IEG 17
- Institutional and managerial arrangements were appropriate. 17
- ME implementation consisted in periodic reporting and surveys to capture project progress and impact 17
- ISRs and Aide-memoires were key instruments to report on project progress toward the project objective 17
- The results framework was revised in 2019 and 2021 for improved formulation and to make PDO indicators and targets more realistic respectively. 17
- Independent Evaluation Group IEG 18
- ME Quality Rating 18
- 10. Other Issues 18
- Independent Evaluation Group IEG 19
- Procurement 19
- Financial management 19
- 11. Ratings 19
- Independent Evaluation Group IEG 20
- Ratings ICR IEG Reason for DisagreementsComment 20
- 12. Lessons 20
- Establishing a wholesale DFI that does not directly engage in retail lending or take on credit risk can contribute to promoting MSME finance without crowding out private sector lenders 20
- Strong and independent corporate governance and controls can contribute to fostering a DFIs ability to increase outreach and additionality 20
- Sustained support from the Government and its entities can contribute to ensure the success of a DFI wholesale lending operations including an efficient pricing strategy 20
- Independent Evaluation Group IEG 21
- 13. Assessment Recommended 21
- 14. Comments on Quality of ICR 21