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Transcript from October 1, 2009 meeting with IMF Managing Director
Started Oct. 20, 2009
Submission from David Woodward
Started Aug. 24, 2009
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New Rules for Global Finance promotes stable global financial systems that reduce poverty and inequality by advocating technically sound approaches to be undertaken by global financial institutions, by advancing reforms of the governance and practices of these institutions, and by organizing non-governmental organizations, policy-makers and advocates to achieve these ends.
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New Rules for Global Finance promotes stable global financial systems that reduce poverty and inequality by advocating technically sound approaches to be undertaken by global financial institutions, by advancing reforms of the governance and practices of these institutions, and by organizing non-governmental organizations, policy-makers and advocates to achieve these ends.
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check out Global Transparency Initiative recommendations on IMF transparency.
One thing positive I've heard from academics is that they actually get into the IMF archives, but NO ONE ever gets into the World Bank archives!
Still, it is a real burden to have to come to Washington, DC in person and use English only. Overdue for IMF to post everything on web.
One thing positive I've heard from academics is that they actually get into the IMF archives, but NO ONE ever gets into the World Bank archives!
Still, it is a real burden to have to come to Washington, DC in person and use English only. Overdue for IMF to post everything on web.
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If accountability is to have any meaning the IMF must follow Civil Society more closely. Demanding Triple Bottom line Reporting as a minimum Standard and MOVING BEYOND TRIPLE BOTTOM LINE when you come to understand why Triple bottom line does not go far enough.
As for Conditionality - the Declaration of Human rights is a good starting point - but what of the Declaration of Human Rights of the Indigenous Peoples ? does that not fall into your view???
In my views term sustainable should be strictly made compulsion in the work before its allocation. Further, its definition should include the provision of mandatory check on destroying the virginity of natural set up.