Official Financing for Developing CountriesInternational Monetary Fund, 2 באוג׳ 2001 - 116 עמודים This paper reports an updated assessment of movements in official financing for developing countries during 1997–1999. The composition of official financing flows changed too; as a result of the Asian crisis Member states of the Development Assistance Committee (DAC) increased official development financing from $73 billion in 1996 to $85 billion in 1999. At the same time, however, new commitments by export credit agencies—a resource not included in the DAC figures—declined during this period, reflecting a slowing down in large-scale projects as governments affected by the Asian financial crisis suspended or postponed a number of public sector projects. The debt relief and its orientation toward poverty reduction is an important contribution to international efforts to help raise the living standards of the poorest in the world. Its success, however, will crucially depend on the willingness of donor countries to increase resources for development aid and link them to the recipient countries’ poverty reduction strategies. |
תוכן
New Official Financing for Developing Countries | 4 |
Recent Developments in Export Credits | 13 |
Financing from Multilateral Institutions | 22 |
Debt Rescheduling with Official Bilateral Creditors | 32 |
Appendices | 44 |
Text Boxes | 54 |
13 | 70 |
25 | 83 |
Statistical Tables | 87 |
26 | 89 |
67 | 96 |
Figures | 99 |
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מהדורות אחרות - הצג הכל
Official Financing for Developing Countries 1997 <span dir=ltr>International Monetary Fund</span> תצוגה מקדימה מוגבלת - 1998 |
מונחים וביטויים נפוצים
00 Floating Agreed Minute amounts arrears Benin billion Bolivia Central African Republic Cologne terms completion point concessional rescheduling Congo consolidation period context Côte d'Ivoire coun creditor country currency debt reduction debt relief debt restructuring debt service payments debt swaps debt-for-equity debt-for-equity swaps debt-for-nature debtor country decision point deferred developing countries discount ECAS eligible debt ESAF export credit agencies falling due financing Floating 150 flow rescheduling Fund grace period Heavily Indebted Poor IMF staff estimates implemented interest rate investment loans London terms low-income countries Lyon terms maturity Mauritania ment middle-income Millions of U.S. moratorium interest Mozambique multilateral net present value nonconcessional NPV reduction Number OECD official bilateral option Paris Club creditors Paris Club rescheduling Paris Club Secretariat percent policies Post-cutoff date debt present value previously rescheduled PRGF programs rescheduling agreement rescheduling terms Senegal Stock stock-of-debt operation Tanzania tion Toronto terms tors U.S. dollars World Bank Zambia