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Gender

Analysis

The World Bank and gender equality: Development Policy Financing

This briefing analyses the World Bank's Development Policy Financing from a critical gender perspective.

15 August 2019 | Briefings

Conditionality

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IMF moved on from structural adjustment?

Concerns in existing and prospective borrower states about the appropriateness and efficacy of IMF-sanctioned reforms under lending and precautionary agreements.

3 February 2015
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Sexual orientation & gender identity – considering risk mitigation within World Bank programming

This Civil Society Policy Forum Session was co-sponsored by the National LGBT Chamber of Commerce,…

18 April 2019 | Minutes

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Serbia pays out, Turkey next?

Serbia became the latest country to retire its debt to the IMF earlier than anticipated. The National Bank of Serbia paid out 15 March the final $230 million of debt that was not due for full repayment until 2010.

2 April 2007
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1 November 2019

World Bank rankings promote deregulation at the expense of working people

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Serbs protest against pension cuts

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World Bank will assist the development of the Serbian economy with 2.2 billion dollars

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