Compare	File	Name	Label
	F1	B2_1	Gender equity
	F1	B2_10	Economic policy
	F1	B2_11	Digital infrastructure development
	F1	B2_12	Private sector development / private capital mobilization
	F1	B2_13	Environment / natural resource management (incl. forests, biodiversity)
	F1	B2_14	Financial inclusion and small business development
	F1	B2_15	Social protection and inclusion
	F1	B2_16	Jobs
	F1	B2_17	Youth development
	F1	B2_18	Tax policy (efficiency)
	F1	B2_19	Other
	F1	B2_2	Water / sanitation
	F1	B2_3	Health / pandemic preparedness
	F1	B2_4	Transport infrastructure
	F1	B2_5	Energy (incl. renewable sources of energy such as Green Hydrogen)
	F1	B2_6	Public sector governance
	F1	B2_7	Agriculture / food security
	F1	B2_8	Education
	F1	B2_9	Climate change: mitigation and adaptation
	F1	B3_8	Private sector development: business regulation, access to long-term finance, and other support to private companies
	F1	C2_1	Local government
	F1	C2_2	National Congress / legislative branch
	F1	C2_3	Private sector
	F1	C2_4	Civil society (e.g., NGOs, CBOs)
	F1	C2_5	Other donors and development partners
	F1	C2_6	Academia / research centers
	F1	C2_7	Media
	F1	C2_8	Chile’s Central Bank
	F1	C2_9	Other
	F1	C3_2	The conditions of the WBG’s financing are competitive compared to markets
	F1	C3_3	The WBG insists on accountability through its lending (e.g., performance-based financing, resources tied to results)
	F1	Q4_2	Which of the following WBG institutions do you collaborate/work with in Chile?