Regions and Countries

Timor-Leste
Country Strategy and Program Update 2006-2008

The Country Strategy and Program (CSP) is prepared in active consultation with developing member country stakeholders: the government, NGOs, civil society groups, the private sector and other development agencies. It is usually prepared once every five years. A CSP update is prepared every year to reflect any important country developments and adjustments to the program.

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Contents

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1. Country Strategy

2. Current Development Trends and Issues

1. Recent Political and Social Developments
2. Economic Assessment and Outlook
3. Implications for Country Strategy and Program

3. Implementation of the Country Strategy and Program

   1. Progress in Poverty Reduction
   2. Progress in the Country Strategy and Program Focus Areas
   3. Highlights in Coordination of External Funding and Partnership Arrangements

4. Portfolio Management Issues

   1. Portfolio Performance
   2. Performance Monitoring and Evaluation

5. Country Performance and Assistance Levels

   1. Proposed Grant Level and Lending
   2. Nonlending Program
   3. Summary of Changes to the Program

1. Country and Portfolio Indicators, and Assistance Pipeline

Table A1.1: Progress Toward the Millennium Development Goals and Targets

Table A1.2: Country Economic Indicators

Table A1.3: Country Poverty and Social Indicators

Table A1.4: Country Environment Indicators

Table A1.5: Development Coordination Matrix

Table A1.6: Assistance Pipeline for Lending Products, 2006-2008

Table A1.7: Assistance Pipeline for Nonlending Products and Services, 2006-2008

2. Concept Paper for Lending Product

Table A2.1: Urban Water Supply and Sanitation Project

3. Concept Papers for Nonlending Products and Services

Table A3.1: Infrastructure Capacity Development Phase 1: Transport

Table A3.2: Water Supply Service Organization Development

4. Assistance Program for 2005

Table A4.1: Assistance Program for Lending Products, 2005

Table A4.2: Road Sector Improvement Project