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IFI governance
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IFI governance
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Colleen Freeman and Peter Bossard, at World Bank and IMF gatherings
Colleen Freeman is a policy analyst at Friends of the Earth-U.S. and Peter Bossard is policy director at International Rivers Network. They took part in discussions between environmental and other nonprofit groups and officials of the World Bank and IMF in the lead-up to the institutions' annual spring meetings held April 24-25.
IFI governance
News
Danger ahead as steam runs out
Comment on the outcomes of the World Bank and IMF Spring Meetings 2004.
IFI governance
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Africa Seeks Better Representation in IMF/World Bank
African Heads of Finance Ministries have expres-sed strong resentment to the minimal representation of the continent in decision making positions and processes of the International Mone-tary Fund (IMF) and the World Bank. The countries also called for a review of voting formula with a view to increasing the voice and participation of developing countries.
IFI governance
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Outsiders want seat at IMF table
Analysis of IMF head selection process.
WB/IMF roles
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Sixty years are enough!
The quarter century cross-country experiences have proved that policies of the IFIs do not work for the poor and countries suffered more who followed their market fundamentalism prescriptions.
Knowledge
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Development goals may not be achieved: World Bank
The poor in many countries face little hope of emerging from their lives steeped in deprivation unless the world community takes urgent action to address the root causes of poverty, a report of the World Bank has said.
IFI governance
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Rato in line for IMF top job, Ashley Seager
Rights
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Close World Bank climate change fund, demand NGOs
More than 50 environmental and social justice NGOs and other groups have sent a letter of protest to the World Bank calling for the closure of its new emissions trading fund, The Prototype Carbon Fund.
Rights
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Ghana water champion wins award, Alex Kirby
Rudolf Amenga-Etego, who is campaigning against a privatisation scheme being backed by the World Bank, has won a 2004 Goldman environmental prize.