## One Year After the 2011 Triennial Surveillance Review - Progress Report

_Policy Papers, November 5, 2012_

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## Bibliographic details
- Published: November 5, 2012
- Series: Policy Papers

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### Summary
- Provides a short update on the first year of implementation of the 2011 Triennial Surveillance Review (TSR) in line with the Managing Director’s Statement on Strengthening Surveillance of October 2011.
- Does not provide a comprehensive review of surveillance—which will be done in the 2014 TSR.
- Purpose: to establish, at an early stage, whether the new operational priorities are being implemented, set out key areas of progress, and discuss the challenges raised in their implementation.
- Identifies areas where further efforts may need to be directed—particularly following the change to the legal framework—to ensure even implementation and delivery of effective surveillance.
- Recognizes that some measures have been implemented over the past year, while others will take more time to come to fruition.

### Purpose and scope
- Early-stage assessment of implementation of the 2011 TSR operational priorities.
- Focused update rather than comprehensive surveillance review (the comprehensive review scheduled for the 2014 TSR).

### Key areas of progress
- Confirms that some measures from the 2011 TSR have been implemented over the first year.
- Sets out specific areas of progress (details provided in the full report).

### Implementation challenges and areas for further effort
- Discusses challenges raised in implementation of the TSR priorities.
- Highlights need for further efforts, especially in light of changes to the legal framework, to ensure even implementation and delivery of effective surveillance.
- Notes that several measures will require more time to come to fruition.

### Administrative and publication details
- Publication date: November 5, 2012
- Format references: Download PDF; Preview Citation; Format: Chicago
- Subjects: Article IV consultation reports, Bilateral surveillance, External sector, Financial stability, Multilateral surveillance, Surveillance

*Source: One Year After the 2011 Triennial Surveillance Review - Progress Report (November 5, 2012).*

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