Compare	File	Name	Label
	F1	a7	To what extent do you trust the private sector to engage in public service delivery in Mauritius?
	F1	b12	Flexibility (in terms of the institution’s products and services)
	F1	b4_1	Social protection
	F1	b4_10	Water and sanitation
	F1	b4_11	Environmental degradation
	F1	b4_12	Job creation/employment
	F1	b4_13	Health
	F1	b4_14	Financial markets
	F1	b4_15	Transport
	F1	b4_16	Agriculture and rural development
	F1	b4_17	Trade and exports
	F1	b4_18	Crime and violence
	F1	b4_19	Natural resource management
	F1	b4_2	Gender equity
	F1	b4_20	Climate change
	F1	b4_21	Poverty reduction
	F1	b4_22	Anti-corruption
	F1	b4_23	Judiciary reform
	F1	b4_24	Productivity and economic growth
	F1	b4_25	Disaster risk management
	F1	b4_26	Equality of opportunity
	F1	b4_27	Information and communications technology
	F1	b4_3	Private sector development
	F1	b4_4	Education
	F1	b4_5	Public sector governance/reform
	F1	b4_6	Global/regional integration
	F1	b4_7	Food security
	F1	b4_8	Urban development
	F1	b4_9	Energy
	F1	c5	The World Bank Group meets Mauritius’s needs for knowledge services
	F1	c6	To what extent do you believe that Mauritius received value for money from the World Bank Group’s Reimbursable Advisory Services (RAS)?
	F1	f1_1	Increase availability of Reimbursable Advisory Services (RAS)
	F1	f1_3	Offer more innovative knowledge services
	F1	method	Survey completion method