IDA in retrospect : the first two decades of the International Development Association

The Resource IDA in retrospect : the first two decades of the International Development Association

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IDA in retrospect : the first two decades of the International Development Association

Title remainder

the first two decades of the International Development Association

Language

eng

Summary

The International Development Association (IDA), an integral part of the World Bank, has been for more than twenty years an important channel for aid to low-income developing countries. Its work complements that of its sister institution, the International Bank for Reconstruction and Development. But unlike the Bank, which relies principally on private capital markets, IDA is funded entirely by grants from member governments. The Association became an outstanding example of multilateral cooperation to promote long-term development

Cataloging source

DLC

Credits note

Study written by a team consisting of Norman Hicks [and others]

Dewey number

332.1/53

Illustrations

illustrations
maps
portraits

Index

no index present

LC call number

HG3881

LC item number

.I5723 1982

Literary form

non fiction

NAL call number

HG3881.I57

Nature of contents

bibliography

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