World Bank's vision of the changing nature of work clashes with the feminist community, civil society, trade unions and international organisations.
Clampdown on civil society leaves stain on this year’s Annual Meetings, as global civic space is increasingly under threat
IMF and World Bank continue to undermine gender equality through bulk of macroeconomic policy advice.
Despite years of preparation, civil society organisations remain unconvinced that reform of Bank’s safeguards has been for the better
As IMF increases Argentina loan, its policies continue to ignore root causes of crisis with predictable impacts for Argentinians
This Inside the Institutions looks at IMF surveillance and explores its role in influencing countries' macroeconomic policies .
The Doing Business Report 2019 criticised by civil society over its promotion of deregulation and low business tax.
A new UN report shines light on how IMF and World Bank support for privatisation contributes to the elimination of human rights
International Finance Corporation announced new ‘green equity’ policy to encourage financial intermediaries to divest from coal, while Bank pulled plug on mooted Kosovo coal project.
Uneven votes shares and global power imbalances shape the IMF voting shares, as it prepares to shake up its voting quotas
At the end of every year, the Bretton Woods Project highlights some of the most farcical remarks of Fund and World Bank staff. This time, it’s set to music.
IMF's new chief economist views on exchange rates considered unorthodox
At the 80th anniversary of the World Bank and IMF, global civil society must maintain pressure on the Brazilian and South African G20 presidencies to ensure the forth Financing for Development Conference in 2025 results in urgently required international financial architecture reform.
Multilateral development banks can reduce their dependence on hard currency lending and make local currency financing a central element of their developmental mandate.
