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What does the UNDP Report 2003 Say about Debt?
This year's UNDP report focussing on the Millennium Development
Goals was launched in Dublin on July 8. Bono threatened civil disobedience
and Mary Robinson called for 'constructive anger' in the face of
the rich world's failure to tackle poverty.
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Fourth Annual Report on Ireland's Participation in the IMF
and World Bank
Response from Debt and Development Coalition Ireland
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What happened to Debt at the IMF/World Bank
Spring Meetings? April 03
No New Initiative on Debt in spite of lack of progress on Millennium
Development Goals
Proposal for a new debt mechanism bites the dust due to US opposition
Iraq's debt
Canadian Contribution to the Spring meetings
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IMF and World Bank AGM Sept. 2002
Calling Mr. McCreevy to Account
Mr. McCreevy barely mentioned the debt issue in his speech to
the IMF and World Bank AGM in Washington on Sunday 29 September
and makes no reference to Ireland's new stance in favour of 100%
debt cancellation.
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IMF and World Bank AGM Sept. 2002
Debt at the IMF and World Bank AGM Sept. 2002?
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| What happened to Debt at the Johannesburg Summit
on Sustainable Development?
Although the recently launched Irish Government Debt Policy predicted
that Debt was to be 'an important topic at Johannesburg', there
was no new breakthrough on debt at the summit.
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Irish Government's Debt Policy: Comments and
Questions
Debt and Development Coalition Ireland August 2002
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| Debt Cancellation - Unfinished Business
As we enter year two of the new millennium, what ever happened
to the debt cancellation promised by the G7 in Cologne June l999?
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| Breakthrough on Debt - July 2002
New Irish Government Debt Policy Supports TOTAL Debt Cancellation
But Argues that this is too difficult to achieve
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Response to the Second Annual Report on Irelands
Participation in the World Bank and IMF
May, 2001
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| Irish Government and Debt Crisis
Response to Irish Government's First Annual Report of Ireland's
Participation in the World Bank and the International Monetary Fund
- 2000
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