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Ecuador: A case study in crisis response. Photo: World Bank

Ecuador: A case study in crisis response

The success of World Bank support to Ecuador during the pandemic can be attributed to several driving factors, and offers lessons for the response to future crises.
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Lessons for Future Crises from the World Bank Group’s Response to the Covid-19 Pandemic

🎧 Lessons for Future Crises from the World Bank Group’s Response to the Covid-19 Pandemic

The World Bank Group delivered a response of unprecedented scale and speed to COVID-19, aiming to address both the immediate health crisis and the economic and social consequences of the pandemic. In this episode…
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Debt Déjà Vu: Learning from Previous Waves of Debt Crises to Weather Current and Future Storms

🎧 Debt Déjà Vu: Learning from Previous Waves of Debt Crises to Weather Current and Future Storms

Many low-income countries are facing a resurgence in their debt burdens. How did we get back here?
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The International Development Association's Sustainable Development Finance Policy

This evaluation provides an early-stage assessment of IDA's Sustainable Development Finance Policy (SDFP), which went into effect July 1, 2020.
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Cá estamos outra vez: sustentabilidade da dívida em Países de Baixa Renda

Após obter experiência em assuntos relacionados com a sustentabilidade da dívida em meados da década de 90 (trabalhando na concepção e implementação da Iniciativa…
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Here we go again: Debt sustainability in low-income countries

Here we go again: Debt sustainability in low-income countries

Having cut my teeth on issues of debt sustainability in the mid-1990s working on the design and implementation of the Heavily Indebted Poor Countries Initiative (HIPC), I can’t help but have a feeling of déjà vu as…
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So, you want to reduce fiscal and financial vulnerabilities to better prepare for the next crisis?

Proactively strengthening institutions for crisis preparedness can make the difference between whether a country bounces back quickly from an unexpected shock or struggles for years to regain its footing.
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Addressing Country-Level Fiscal and Financial Sector Vulnerabilities

Addressing Country-Level Fiscal and Financial Sector Vulnerabilities

This evaluation assesses World Bank Group support to client countries to build resilience to exogenous shocks. Proactively reducing fiscal and financial sector vulnerabilities and strengthening…
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World Bank Group Support for Domestic Revenue Mobilization (Approach Paper)

Effective domestic revenue mobilization (DRM) is essential for developing countries’ abilities to finance their development goals in a sustainable and equitable manner. DRM—the generation of government revenues from…
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Empréstimos responsáveis para gastos responsáveis: gestão financeira e de dívida em Países de Baixa Renda

Uma boa gestão das finanças públicas é crucial para impor disciplina fiscal, bem como para usar os escassos recursos públicos de forma eficiente e efectiva. Eventuais fragilidades na Gestão das Finanças Públicas e…
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