Citizenship and governance
- The roles of the IMF, the World Bank, and the WTO in liberalization and privatization of the water services sector
- N. Alexander / Citizens Network on Essential Services, USA, 2005
- In recent years there has been growing pressure from the World Bank and other major International Financial Institutions on governments todownsize, decentralise, and privatise (or “contract out”) the...
- Debt Sustainability Framework for low income countries: policy and resource implications
- N. Kappagoda; N. Alexander / Citizens Network on Essential Services, USA, 2004
- This paper summarise the Debt Sustainability Framework (DSF), which sets out a proposal by the World Bank for identifying countries in debt distress situations leading to a formula for determining gra...
- Who’s taking risks?: how the World Bank pushes private infrastructure and finds resistance in some surprising places
- T. Kessler / Citizens Network on Essential Services, USA, 2004
- This paper looks at efforts of the World Bank to increase private investment in infrastructure projects in the risky markets in developing countries through the promotion of a range of new instrument...
- The expansion of the World Bank Group’s infrastructure agenda
- Citizens Network on Essential Services, USA, 2003
- This article critically reviews the World Bank’s approach to expanding its infrastructure business. It claims that such approach underscores an unsubstantiated claim of private sector superiority and ...
- Review of 2004 World Development Report
- T. Kessler / Citizens Network on Essential Services, USA, 2003
- This paper from the Citizens’ Network on Essential Services offers a critique of the World Bank's World Development Report 2004 entitled "Making services work for poor people".Some of the key poi...
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