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Civil society protestors call for a just transition from fossil fuels at COP28 in Dubai, United Arab Emirates, on 5 December. Credit: UNFCCC/Mahmoud Khaled.

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  • Winter 2025

    This issue spotlights how today’s architecture continues to fail developing countries despite renewed momentum for reform at the UN’s FfD4 conference. It explores mounting calls for fairer IMF and World Bank policies, from overhauling debt sustainability assessments to binding private creditors and rebalancing World Bank shareholding to give African countries a stronger voice.

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The Bretton Woods Project adjusts to changes in the global geopolitical context and the roles played the World Bank and the IMF by actively adapting the approaches it uses to achieve the changes it seeks. Currently, the Project works focuses on four advocacy areas: