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19
FEB
2016

Joint Platform on Financing for Development Wraps Up

Posted By : World Bank Group
Comments : 4

Fin4Dev, which has offered a lens into the fast-changing world of development aid, financial innovation, and global public goods since July 2015, will cease publishing new posts this month and the site’s content will be remain accessible through April 30.…

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25
SEP
2015

Financing the End of Extreme Poverty: View from the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation

Posted By : World Bank Group
Comments : 0

This weekend, the 193 member countries of the United Nations will adopt an ambitious plan to end extreme poverty and hunger, improve the health of the world’s poorest, protect the planet, and address climate change. The usefulness of this plan…

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28
JUL
2015

Addis reflects the need for a broader vision of development finance

Posted By : World Bank Group
Comments : 1

Reaching an agreement between 193 countries on how to mobilize the finances necessary to achieve the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) was indeed a notable achievement of the 3rd International Financing for Development Conference. But perhaps more importantly, many of the…

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27
JUL
2015

Illicit Financial Flows: Failure is not an option

Posted By : World Bank Group
Comments : 0

Under the weight of great expectations and the glare of television cameras, delegates gathered earlier this month for the Third International Conference on Financing for Development in Addis Ababa. Global leaders, civil society and private sector representatives exchanged ideas on…

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16
JUL
2015

Bahia, the Brazilian capital of fiscal reform (and happiness)

Posted By : Inter-American Development Bank
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Salvador da Bahia was the colonial capital of Brazil in the 16th century, and although it lost its capital status of the country by the second half of the 18th century, it has remained as “the Brazilian capital of happiness,” thanks…

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13
JUL
2015

Achieving trillions out of billions

Posted By : World Bank Group
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The release of the joint statement “From Billions to Trillions: Transforming Development Finance” at our Spring Meetings is one of the most satisfying moments during my two year tenure as Managing Director and World Bank Group CFO. My one regret…

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10
JUL
2015

International Financial Institutions Announce $400 Billion to Achieve Sustainable Development Goals

Posted By : World Bank Group
Comments : 0

WASHINGTON, July 10, 2015—The multilateral development banks (MDBs) and IMF today signaled plans to extend more than $400 billion in financing over the next three years and vowed to work more closely with private and public sector partners to help…

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02
JUL
2015

Getting Real About Finance for Development: A new shared platform

Posted By : World Bank Group
Comments : 6

Enabling people and their goods to stay on the move by rebuilding rural roads in the Democratic Republic of Congo; keeping young children in elementary school in the Philippines in the wake of Typhoon Yolanda; setting up low carbon energy…

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