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IMFWorld financial leaders gather for the IMF-World Bank Annual Meetings on Oct. 14. The meetings bring together finance ministers, central bank governors, and global economic policymakers to discuss global growth, inflation, and debt challenges.
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Climate Change · BelémCOP30 negotiator Malang Sambou Manneh believes the method of countering growth in fossil fuel development lies in technology. Showcasing alternatives that work provides the opportunity for the global South to take the lead and present best practices in renewables.See the Story
Africa: Global South Can Rebalance Climate Agenda in Belém, Says Gambian Negotiator
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World Bank · United StatesMultilateral development banks are caught in a tricky dynamic: responding to pressures from key shareholders — notably the U.S. — to loosen restrictions on financing for fossil fuels while working to limit greenhouse gas emissions that negatively affect development. Credit: IPSBy Philippe BenoitWASHINGTON DC, Oct 14 2025 (IPS) The World Bank and other multilateral development banks recently have begun reconsidering their self-imposed restriction…See the Story
World Bank and Other MDBs Need to Tackle Rich Country GHG Emissions to Support Development
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