Western EuropeAndorra, Austria, Belgium, Cyprus, Denmark, Faroe Islands, Finland, France, Germany, Gibraltar, Greece, Iceland, Ireland, Italy, Liechtenstein, Luxembourg, Malta, Monaco, Netherlands, Norway, Portugal, San Marino, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, United Kingdom, Vatican City State. read more... BriefingsThe executive boards of the World Bank and International Monetary Fund From the UK executive director to the Bank and IMF, Tom Scholarcontribution from Tom Scholar, UK executive director to the World Bank and IMF read article... 127 itemsEuropa cuestiona la condicionalidad de las IFIs: ¿De quién es elUn nuevo informe muestra que la condicionalidad estructural del FMI no se ha reducido en los últimos cinco años a pesar de la aprobación de los lineamentos de la condicionalidad del Fondo. Viendo tan poco progreso del Banco Mundial, muchos se preguntan si el nuevo abordaje de la Comisión Europea es realmente lo que se necesita. read article... Reprochan el amorío entre el Banco Mundial y el Reino UnidoEl Comité para el Desarrollo Internacional del Reino Unido dio una severa reprimenda al Departamento para el Desarrollo Internacional de su país, por su decisión de aumentar en un 50 por ciento su contribución al Banco Mundial sin antes realizar un análisis adecuado de si este dinero iba a ser bien utilizado. read article... Palacio renuncia: ¿Hubo progreso en los derechos?Sigue adelante la renuncia de Ana Palacio, la Consejera General del Banco Mundial, quien dejará el cargo a mediados de abril del 2008. La noticia ha producido sentimientos de esperanza para el Fondo del Fideicomiso de Justicia y Derechos Humanos Nórdica. read article... Palacio resigns: progress on rights?The resignation of World Bank general counsel Ana Palacio who will step down mid-April has raised hopes that the Nordic Justice and Human Rights Trust Fund may now move forward. read article... Europe questions IFIs on conditionality: whose outcome?A new report shows that IMF structural conditionality did not decline in the five years after the approval of the Fund’s conditionality guidelines. With little progress at the World Bank, many wonder whether a new approach is needed. read article... Rebuke for UK's WB love affairUK parliamentarians have reprimanded the Department for International Development for its decision to hand over a 50 per cent increase in funding for the World Bank without sufficient analysis of whether or not this is good value for money. read article... Parliamentary committee scolds DFID for its World Bank infatuationThe UK's International Development Committee has sharply reprimanded the Department for International Development for its decision to hand over a fifty per cent increase in funding for the World Bank without sufficient analysis of whether or not this is good value for money. read article... BWI-UK / UKAN workshop on World Bank strategic review 13 February 2008, The Resource Centre, LondonHighlights of a 13 February 2008 UK NGO workshop discussing elements of the World Bank's long-term strategic review. read article... |
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