Compare	File	Name	Label
	F1	a4_14	Better quality public services
	F1	b13	Flexibility (in terms of the institution’s products and services)
	F1	b4_1	Health
	F1	b4_10	Foreign direct investment
	F1	b4_11	Education
	F1	b4_12	Energy
	F1	b4_13	Gender equity
	F1	b4_14	Financial markets
	F1	b4_15	Urban development
	F1	b4_16	Environmental sustainability
	F1	b4_17	Economic growth
	F1	b4_18	Private sector development
	F1	b4_19	Water and sanitation
	F1	b4_2	Crime and violence
	F1	b4_20	Food security
	F1	b4_21	Climate change
	F1	b4_22	Information and communications technology
	F1	b4_23	Trade and exports
	F1	b4_24	Equality of opportunity
	F1	b4_25	Law and justice
	F1	b4_26	Regulatory framework
	F1	b4_27	Communicable/non-communicable diseases
	F1	b4_28	Natural resource management
	F1	b4_29	Poverty reduction
	F1	b4_3	Transport
	F1	b4_30	Anti-corruption
	F1	b4_31	Disaster management
	F1	b4_33	Security/stabilization/reconstruction
	F1	b4_34	Regional conflict and tensions
	F1	b4_35	Social cohesion
	F1	b4_36	Local governance and institutions
	F1	b4_4	Agricultural development
	F1	b4_5	Global/regional integration
	F1	b4_6	Job creation/employment
	F1	b4_7	Public sector governance/reform
	F1	b4_8	Social protection
	F1	b4_9	Rural development
	F1	b7_2	Knowledge products/services
	F1	c5	The World Bank Group meets Jordan’s needs for knowledge services
	F1	f1_12	Increase availability of Reimbursable Advisory Services (RAS)
	F1	f1_8	Offer more innovative knowledge services
	F1	f2	When considering the combination of services that the World Bank Group offers in
	F1	f3a_7	Access to basic services
	F1	f3b_7	Access to basic services
	F1	j1	How important is it for citizens in Jordan to have greater ‘voice’ to ensure imp
	F1	j2_1	Inadequate national government budget resources
	F1	j2_10	Inadequate will on the part of national government
	F1	j2_11	Corruption
	F1	j2_12	Inadequate citizen participation and voice
	F1	j2_13	Lack of accountability on the part of providers