Governance
The IMF is accountable to the governments of its member countries.
Governance Structure
The IMF's mandate and governance have evolved along with changes in the global economy, allowing the organization to retain a central role within the international financial architecture.
Country Representation
How countries are represented is key to the IMF's legitimacy as an international organization representing the interests of its 186 member countries.
Accountability
The IMF is held accountable by multiple stakeholders, including by its own internal watchdog, member governments, the media, civil society, and academia.
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