Finance
Analysis
14 June 2025
Resources
Conditionality
Analysis
14 June 2025
Ten years after Ni Una Menos: feminism, resistance, and the future
Infrastructure
News
13 June 2025 | Statement
The World Bank is making bad economic decisions: U-turning on its energy policies
Finance
Analysis
13 June 2025 | Reports
Improving the IMF and World Bank’s Debt Sustainability Framework for low-income countries
Finance
Commentary
12 June 2025 | Statement
FfD4 Outcome Document Under Silence Procedure: Response by the Civil Society FfD Mechanism
Finance
Analysis
12 June 2025 | Paper
Structural pillars of financial imperialism
Finance
Analysis
11 June 2025
Now is the time to rebuild the global economic system
Finance
Analysis
11 June 2025
“Making financial flows consistent with climate-resilient development”: The role of international financial institutions and standard setters
Infrastructure
Analysis
10 June 2025 | Reports
Peer-to-peer lending: China’s overseas development finance pivots to national and regional development banks
Finance
News
8 June 2025
African Tribunal to challenge IMF, World Bank policies
Social services
Analysis
5 June 2025
The World Bank’s ‘State of Social Protection Report 2025: The 2-Billion Person Challenge’ show that it is not learning its own lessons Part 2
Finance
Commentary
5 June 2025
Demanding accountability, reparations, and structural transformation: A primer on the Fourth International Conference on Financing for Development
Featured briefings
15 July 2025
The Bretton Woods Observer: Summer 2025
15 July 2025
Will the World Bank be a partner for a just energy transition in developing countries?
As renewable energy finance shifts from China to the World Bank, whether the Bank can be a partner for a just energy transition depends on three areas: strong environmental and social oversight, avoiding a new resource curse in minerals and debt relief during crises.
9 June 2025
New data reveal World Bank DPF ‘climate finance’ carries strong private sector bias, undermining a just transition
New BWP briefing finds the World Bank counted 70 per cent of energy-sector reforms in Development Policy Financing as having 'climate co-benefits' between 2018-2023 - but most of these promoted a private-led energy transition.