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a4_1 Better opportunity for the poor who live in rural areas
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a4_10 Education and training that better ensure job opportunity
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a4_11 Better quality public services
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a4_12 Better employment opportunities for young people
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a4_13 Better employment opportunities for women
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a4_14 Other
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a4_2 Better opportunity for the poor who live in urban areas
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a4_3 Consistent economic growth
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a4_4 Greater access to health and nutrition for citizens
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a4_5 Better entrepreneurial opportunities
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a4_6 A growing middle class
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a4_7 More reliable social safety net
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a4_8 Greater access to micro-finance for the poor
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a4_9 Greater voice and participation for citizens to help ensure greater accountability
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b13 Flexibility (in terms of the institution’s products and services)
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b4_1 Job creation/employment
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b4_10 Education
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b4_11 Public sector governance/reform
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b4_12 Global/regional integration
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b4_13 Food security
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b4_14 Urban development
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b4_15 Equality of opportunity
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b4_16 Disease
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b4_17 Information and communications technology
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b4_18 Judiciary reform
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b4_19 Economic growth
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b4_2 Health
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b4_20 Disaster risk management
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b4_21 Transport
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b4_22 Agriculture and rural development
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b4_23 Trade and exports
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b4_24 Crime and violence
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b4_25 Natural resource management
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b4_26 Climate change
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b4_27 Poverty reduction
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b4_28 Anti corruption
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b4_3 Financial markets
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b4_4 Energy
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b4_5 Water and sanitation
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b4_6 Pollution
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b4_7 Social protection
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b4_8 Gender equity
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b4_9 Private sector development
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b8_5 IFC Investment Services
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b8_6 IFC Advisory Services
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c5 The World Bank Group meets Angola’s needs for knowledge services
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c7 To what extent do you believe that Angola received value for money from the World Bank Group’s Reimbursable Advisory Services (RAS)?
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e10_8 Public services
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e11_4 Public service delivery
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f1_3 Increase availability of Reimbursable Advisory Services (RAS)