International Financial Institutions

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Blog Post
Mobilizing $400 Billion: Using the Visible Hand of Development Banks
April 10, 2020
Is the crisis a signal on how devastating the great problems confronting our future could be in a world that is not prepared for them, in particular to face challenges such as major inequalities, the climate emergency, and the loss of nature. The way in which our world produces and consumes, calls f...
Blog Post
A New Measure of Finance for International Development
April 09, 2020
In a new working paper, we aim to address this gap with a new measure of cross-border, concessional finance—Finance for International Development (FID). FID is designed to be a measure which is more consistent across all development actors—going beyond just OECD members.
Blog Post
IFC Moves Towards Competitive Capped and Transparent Subsidy Use
April 08, 2020
As part of the negotiations between the IFC and the US government over a (now agreed) capital increase for the IFC, World Bank Group president David Malpass issued a letter to US Treasury Secretary Steve Mnuchin promising changes in the way IFC does business.
Blog Post
What Should We Ask from the IMF on Climate Change?
April 03, 2020
While the world’s decision makers are now rightly focusing on the COVID-19 crisis and its potentially devastating economic aftermath, the climate change agenda has been moved from the center stage. As the world begins to rethink what the post COVID-19 economic order will look like, climate change wi...
CGD NOTES
Confronting the Macroeconomic Challenges of Climate Change: The Road Ahead for the IMF
April 03, 2020
Adapted from a seminar with the IMF and climate experts that CGD co-sponsored with the European Climate Foundation, this note looks at the role that the IMF can take to help tackle climate change.
CGD NOTES
What to Do When You Can’t Prove DFI Additionality
March 26, 2020
“Additionality” is central to claims of impact by development finance institutions (DFIs). At its core is the notion that DFIs are necessary to solve a market failure by providing capital, risk mitigation, or some other benefit to a market that is not delivering these services strictly through priva...