Environment
Analysis
5 December 2023
Resources
Finance
Analysis
5 December 2023
Let’s not be fooled by Kristalina Giorgeva and the IMF
Rights
Analysis
4 December 2023 | Reports
Serbia: World Bank-funded digital welfare system exacerbating poverty, especially for Roma and people with disabilities
Finance
Analysis
4 December 2023 | Reports
Miracle or mirage: are debt swaps really a silver bullet?
Private Sector
Analysis
1 December 2023
Private Sector Watch: Global Synthesis Report 2023
Environment
News
1 December 2023 | Update
Countries pledge $400m to set up loss and damage fund
Finance
News
30 November 2023
Yanis Varoufakis, Thomas Picketty, Vanessa Nakate and leading experts call for debt cancellation at COP28
Environment
Analysis
30 November 2023 | Reports
The technical assistance paradox: How World Bank and ADB advisory services are “assisting” dependency on fossil gas
Environment
Analysis
28 November 2023
Gender Just Transition: a pathway to systems change
Environment
News
28 November 2023
MenaFem Movement’s urgent MENA demands for climate justice at COP28
Finance
News
28 November 2023 | Update
Ahead of COP28, civil society groups call for end to IMF surcharges so that heavily indebted countries can better respond to climate crisis
Environment
Analysis
27 November 2023
New report urges IFIs to ensure people and planet are at the heart of transition minerals supply chain
Featured briefings
5 October 2023
World Bank and IMF Annual Meetings 2023
4 October 2023
The Bretton Woods Observer: Autumn 2023
4 October 2023
The IMF and World Bank talk good governance, but walk with state- capturers
From South Africa to Tunisia, Libya and Egypt, the Bank and Fund have demonstrated they are not appropriate allies to address the scale of the crisis the world is facing, especially, given their record.