## 2014 Triennial Surveillance Review - Managing Director’s Action Plan for Strengthening Surveillance

_Policy Papers, November 21, 2014_

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## Bibliographic details
- Published: November 21, 2014
- Series: Policy Papers

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### Context and purpose
- Review date: November 21, 2014.
- The 2014 review of surveillance comes at a critical juncture for the Fund and its member countries.
- Policymakers are navigating a brittle, uneven recovery that is still marred by the lingering effects of the crisis.
- Policymakers are also continuing to adapt to the challenges of a highly interconnected world, shielding their economies from potential negative spillovers while also striving to harness the benefits of globalization.
- Purpose: ensure that Fund surveillance is positioned to help members chart this course.

### Scope and priority areas
- The paper presents specific proposals in the priority areas agreed in the 2014 Triennial Surveillance Review (TSR).
- Aim: help ensure that surveillance meets the current and future needs of the membership, and the wider global economic community.
- Subjects (as listed): Bilateral surveillance, Corporate governance, Financial risk, Multilateral surveillance, Spillovers, Surveillance, Technical assistance.

### Core findings (as stated)
- Global recovery remains brittle and uneven.
- Lingering effects of the crisis continue to affect policymaking and economic outcomes.
- Increased interconnectedness heightens the importance of managing spillovers while harnessing globalization’s benefits.
- Surveillance must be adapted and strengthened to address these challenges.

### Proposed focus of actions
- Present specific proposals tied to the TSR priority areas (proposals are the paper’s central content).
- Emphasis on aligning surveillance tools and practices to the needs of members and the global economic community.

### Availability and citation
- Format notice: Download PDF option available on the source landing page.
- Citation example provided on the source page: 2014 Triennial Surveillance Review - Managing Director’s Action Plan for Strengthening Surveillance, (USA: International Monetary Fund, 0) accessed 9/18/2026.

*International Monetary Fund — 2014 Triennial Surveillance Review (Managing Director’s Action Plan for Strengthening Surveillance).*

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