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IMF shifts approach to low income countries and special drawing rightsFunding for global education must move away from neo-colonial aidRich countries need to share the IMF’s $650bn giftIMF backed a $650 billion aid plan. How that could boost emerging-market debt.The promise and anxiety of G20’s financial multilateralismInternational financial institutions and using country systems: Implications for gender equalityWhy the UK Treasury’s obsession with targets is damaging for developmentDemocratic deficit: The IMF, Ecuador, and central bank independenceThe IMF’s Comprehensive Surveillance Review: A bungled attempt at meeting the momentEconomic stability with social instability: The IMF and austerity protests in ColombiaLatest IMF gender research: Making the economy work for women, or women work for the economy?Sudan at the IMF: Behind appearances of financial orthodoxyWhy is the IMF so unpopular?Lots of IMF programmes are never completed – because they’re unworkableResearch into impacts of agricultural land concentration on Ukrainian environment and societyThe shackles of debt in the global south weigh down workers everywhereIf the Washington Consensus was really over, what would that look like for development strategy?Liquid illusions: Who really benefits from the Liquidity and Sustainability Facility?The new debt crisis and what to do about itRepublican Senate leadership on IMF Special Drawing Rights: A fact check