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IMF Report Notes Errors in Handling Indonesia, Korea and Brazil
Article on a report by the IMF's Independent Evaluation Office of the IMF on capital account crises
Article on a report by the IMF's Independent Evaluation Office of the IMF on capital account crises
Proposed guidance for IMF staff and their corporate clients on how to assess and mitigate social impacts of their projects.
In recent months, the World Bank has been leading the charge to increase the harmonisation of donor policies and further coherence between the Bank, the IMF and the WTO.
There is an obligation on the international community, and in particular on the USA and UK governments as occupying powers, to ensure that the reconstruction efforts are carried out for the benefit of the Iraqi people. The goal of reconstruction should be to ensure the effective protection and realization of all human rights for all Iraqis. Iraqis themselves, ideally through representative institutions, ought to make decisions on rebuilding, on foreign investment, and on the selling of state ass
Enron Corp. used World Bank and U.S. government agency funds to make at least $17 million in "questionable" payments to a group of Guatemalan businessmen who helped win approval for the first power plant in Central America for what became the world's biggest energy trader, a U.S. Senate investigation found.
An activist policy group in the Philippines
Issue paper for a discussion by World Bank Executive Directors on increasing the voice of developing countries.
Profiles of IMF staff members.