On June 18th, national leaders from the world's largest economies have an opportunity to end the debt crisis crippling many of the world's poorest countries. But there is a real danger that current proposals within the G7 will fail to deliver. Without active, personal engagement by the G7 leaders, the Cologne summit will mark a damaging reversal in international efforts to resolve the debt crisis. This briefing note outlines the issues at the heart of pre-summit negotiations in three key areas: the level of debt relief, the time frame for delivery, and financing
Sovereign debt ratios in advanced and emerging economies have grown to near record highs. In low-in...
The recent financial woes of Greece and other nations are reinvigorating the debate over whether to ...
Every country requires enormous funds for the needs of its economic sustainability and development. ...
The G7's grand promise at Cologne - an enhanced HIPC that would deliver debt relief to 25 countries ...
In spite of the fanfare, progress on debt relief has been agonizingly slow. Debt servicing continues...
The poorest countries in the world pay $100 million dollars a day to their rich country creditors, m...
relieF to reSolution The current discussion on sovereign debt has concentrated on the predicaments o...
Developing countries can emerge from the COVID-19 crisis and be prepared to pursue a green path to f...
A debt crisis is looming in the Global South. High levels of public debt service and insufficient fi...
international conference on Africa’s debt. Ministers expressed concern that: • since the 1999 G8 Sum...
European economic policy-makers continue to discuss which measures to take to restore financial mark...
The G7 or G-7 is a group consisting of the finance ministers of seven developed nations: the U.S., J...
In this statement the European Shadow Financial Regulatory Committee (ESFRC) is advocating a conditi...
The G8 has taken a welcome first step by agreeing multilateral debt cancellation for some countries ...
Abstract We use preliminary results from an ongoing effort to construct estimates of debt relief to ...
Sovereign debt ratios in advanced and emerging economies have grown to near record highs. In low-in...
The recent financial woes of Greece and other nations are reinvigorating the debate over whether to ...
Every country requires enormous funds for the needs of its economic sustainability and development. ...
The G7's grand promise at Cologne - an enhanced HIPC that would deliver debt relief to 25 countries ...
In spite of the fanfare, progress on debt relief has been agonizingly slow. Debt servicing continues...
The poorest countries in the world pay $100 million dollars a day to their rich country creditors, m...
relieF to reSolution The current discussion on sovereign debt has concentrated on the predicaments o...
Developing countries can emerge from the COVID-19 crisis and be prepared to pursue a green path to f...
A debt crisis is looming in the Global South. High levels of public debt service and insufficient fi...
international conference on Africa’s debt. Ministers expressed concern that: • since the 1999 G8 Sum...
European economic policy-makers continue to discuss which measures to take to restore financial mark...
The G7 or G-7 is a group consisting of the finance ministers of seven developed nations: the U.S., J...
In this statement the European Shadow Financial Regulatory Committee (ESFRC) is advocating a conditi...
The G8 has taken a welcome first step by agreeing multilateral debt cancellation for some countries ...
Abstract We use preliminary results from an ongoing effort to construct estimates of debt relief to ...
Sovereign debt ratios in advanced and emerging economies have grown to near record highs. In low-in...
The recent financial woes of Greece and other nations are reinvigorating the debate over whether to ...
Every country requires enormous funds for the needs of its economic sustainability and development. ...