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Bretton Woods Update No.22 April/May 2001

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New World Bank/WHO trust fund for health: risks of misuse

Briefing|5 April 2001

Washington, DC, 26 April, 2001 - Italy and UK are taking the lead among G7 partners to set up a global trust fund of $1 billion to provide cheaper drugs for poor countries. read article...

Africans query World Bank, IMF governance mantra

News|5 April 2001

A week-long “listening tour” brought World Bank President James Wolfensohn and IMF Managing Director Horst Köhler to Mali and Tanzania to meet 22 African leaders in February. read article...

PRSP case studies report

News|5 April 2001

A new report summarises some of the continued challenges for participatory poverty reduction processes. read article...

Weakening resettlement policy

News|5 April 2001

The World Bank has long failed to implement its policy on how to treat those displaced by the projects it funds, currently some 3. read article...

Peruvian mine blockade, complaint filed

News|5 April 2001

In early March an estimated 5000 people from towns near the Yanacocha mine blockaded one of the main roads leading to the mine. read article...

Knowledge Bank takes on trade, but credibility questioned

News|5 April 2001

Whilst the World Bank continues to develop its strategy to emphasise “global public goods” and its role as a “knowledge bank”, an increasing number of people are questioning its premises. read article...

Oh no, O’Neill

News|5 April 2001

New US Treasury Secretary Paul O’Neill has indicated his scepticism that IMF bail-out packages can deal effectively with financial crises. read article...

Child poverty, development targets debated

News|5 April 2001

A conference on child poverty called by British Chancellor Gordon Brown and Secretary of State for International Development Clare Short received strong support from participants including non-governmental organisations. read article...

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