Bridge World Bank E&S Compliance Gaps via Specialist Template Sales
- Organization
- World Bank Environmental & Social Standards Unit
- Sector
- JASACA vendors with high-value contracts requiring E&S compliance
- Location
- Nouakchott, Mauritania
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Executive summary
Current state
World Bank approved $50M IDA credit for Mauritania's MSME development project, but the implementing ministry (MAED) lacks the technical capacity to execute four specialized components, creating a structural dependency on external vendors with no internal management capability.
Market catalyst
JASACA vendors must meet World Bank environmental and social compliance standards but lack templates and procedures tailored to Mauritania's legal context, creating a specialist gap between international requirements and local implementation
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