World Bank Group And International Monetary Fund Support For Debt Relief Under The Common Framework And Beyond
Policy Papers, April 2, 2021
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Bibliographic details
- Published: April 2, 2021
- Series: Policy Papers
- Volume: 2021
- Pages: 15
- DOI: https://doi.org/10.5089/9781513576039.007
Summary
- This paper discusses World Bank and IMF support for addressing fiscal and debt distress in IDA countries, with emphasis on strong continued concessional flows for green, resilient, and inclusive development.
- Publication date: April 2, 2021.
Major themes and focus
- Support for addressing fiscal and debt distress in IDA countries.
- Emphasis on maintaining strong continued concessional flows.
- Focus areas for concessional flows: green development, resilient development, and inclusive development.
- Interaction of World Bank Group and IMF instruments and analysis in supporting debt relief under the Common Framework and beyond.
Key findings and analytical scope
- The paper covers topics related to:
- Asset and liability management
- Debt relief
- Debt service
- Debt sustainability
- Debt sustainability analysis
- External debt
- Financial institutions
- Multilateral development institutions
- Public debt
- Keywords highlighted in the paper:
- Debt relief
- Debt sustainability
- Debt sustainability analysis
- debt treatment
- development policy financing
- DSSI extension
- Global
- IDA country
- IMF DSA
- IMF UCT-quality arrangement
- IMF UCT-quality program
- Multilateral development institutions
- PP
- transparency policy
- WBG-IMF LIC-DSF
Policy implications and recommendations (as emphasized)
- Maintain strong continued concessional flows to IDA countries to support green, resilient, and inclusive development.
- Coordinate World Bank Group and IMF support to address fiscal and debt distress and to underpin debt relief under the Common Framework and beyond.
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