THE NEED FOR A DEVELOPMENT CENTERED CLIMATE CHANGE POLICY AT THE INTERNATIONAL MONETARY FUND

TF9 - International Finance THE NEED FOR A DEVELOPMENT CENTERED CLIMATE CHANGE POLICY AT THE INTERNATIONAL MONETARY FUND ABSTRACT Climate change and climate change policy pose significant risks to financial and fiscal stability.They also pose risks and offer opportunities for growth and development prospects.As the [...]

THE NEED FOR A DEVELOPMENT CENTERED CLIMATE CHANGE POLICY AT THE INTERNATIONAL MONETARY FUND2021-09-15T09:09:59+01:00

ACTIONS TO MAKE “DATA FREE FLOW WITH TRUST” OPERATIONAL IN PRACTICE

TF4 - Digital Transformation ACTIONS TO MAKE “DATA FREE FLOW WITH TRUST” OPERATIONAL IN PRACTICE ABSTRACT This Policy Brief proposes recommendations to promote greater understanding and consensus around policies that will foster data free flows with trust (DFFT) across borders. It takes up the mandate agreed [...]

ACTIONS TO MAKE “DATA FREE FLOW WITH TRUST” OPERATIONAL IN PRACTICE2021-09-07T17:56:49+01:00

EXPLORING THE DEVELOPMENT-TECHNOLOGY NEXUS VIA A DIGITAL TRANSFORMATION PARADIGM SHIFT IN DEVELOPMENT STRATEGY IN THE DIGITAL AGE

TF4 - Digital Transformation EXPLORING THE DEVELOPMENT-TECHNOLOGY NEXUS VIA A DIGITAL TRANSFORMATION PARADIGM SHIFT IN DEVELOPMENT STRATEGY IN THE DIGITAL AGE ABSTRACT The COVID-19 pandemic has amplified the significance of digital technologies, with expectations of benefits growing in terms of ensuring basic services like employment, education, [...]

EXPLORING THE DEVELOPMENT-TECHNOLOGY NEXUS VIA A DIGITAL TRANSFORMATION PARADIGM SHIFT IN DEVELOPMENT STRATEGY IN THE DIGITAL AGE2021-09-14T17:35:42+01:00

IMPLEMENTING HUMANISTIC DIGITAL GOVERNANCE

TF4 - Digital Transformation IMPLEMENTING HUMANISTIC DIGITAL GOVERNANCE ABSTRACT We identify an important feature of current digital governance systems: “third-party funded digital barter” between digital consumers and third-party funders. The interests of the third-party funders are not well-aligned with the interests of the digital consumers. [...]

IMPLEMENTING HUMANISTIC DIGITAL GOVERNANCE2021-09-09T08:55:14+01:00

ENHANCING FOOD SUPPLY CHAIN RESILIENCE THROUGH THE UTILISATION OF DIGITAL AND SEQUENCE INFORMATION TECHNOLOGIES

TF4 - Digital Transformation ENHANCING FOOD SUPPLY CHAIN RESILIENCE THROUGH THE UTILISATION OF DIGITAL AND SEQUENCE INFORMATION TECHNOLOGIES ABSTRACT Digitally enabled food value chains and plant breeding programmes can improve resilience to agricultural productivity fluctuations and food insecurity. Digital innovations and economic values unlocked by [...]

ENHANCING FOOD SUPPLY CHAIN RESILIENCE THROUGH THE UTILISATION OF DIGITAL AND SEQUENCE INFORMATION TECHNOLOGIES2021-09-16T17:20:57+01:00

USING RISK SECURITIZATION TO INSURE AGAINST PANDEMIC-RELATED RISK

TF9 - International Finance USING RISK SECURITIZATION TO INSURE AGAINST PANDEMIC-RELATED RISK ABSTRACT Although governments could protect against the economic devastation of future pandemics by requiring businesses to insure against pandemic-related risks, insurers do not currently offer that insurance. Even given sufficient actuarial data to [...]

USING RISK SECURITIZATION TO INSURE AGAINST PANDEMIC-RELATED RISK2021-09-06T20:15:40+01:00

RESETTING THE GLOBAL FINANCIAL SAFETY NET FOR THE COVID-19 RECOVERY

TF9 - International Finance RESETTING THE GLOBAL FINANCIAL SAFETY NET FOR THE COVID-19 RECOVERY ABSTRACT The uneven post-pandemic recovery brings great challenges for global financial stability and sustainable growth. To meet the challenges ahead, we propose to reset the Global Financial Safety Net designated to provide financial [...]

RESETTING THE GLOBAL FINANCIAL SAFETY NET FOR THE COVID-19 RECOVERY2021-09-27T17:31:35+01:00

STRENGTHENING THE GLOBAL FINANCIAL SAFETY NET BY BROADENING SYSTEMATIC ACCESS TO TEMPORARY FOREIGN LIQUIDITY

TF9 - International Finance STRENGTHENING THE GLOBAL FINANCIAL SAFETY NET BY BROADENING SYSTEMATIC ACCESS TO TEMPORARY FOREIGN LIQUIDITY ABSTRACT The COVID-19 pandemic has highlighted long-standing fractures in the international financial system, especially weaknesses in the safety net for emerging market and developing economies (EMDEs). We present a [...]

STRENGTHENING THE GLOBAL FINANCIAL SAFETY NET BY BROADENING SYSTEMATIC ACCESS TO TEMPORARY FOREIGN LIQUIDITY2021-09-06T19:58:48+01:00

GLOBAL FRAMEWORK FOR REGULATING STATE-OWNED MULTINATIONAL ENTERPRISES (SOMNES)

TF9 - International Finance GLOBAL FRAMEWORK FOR REGULATING STATE-OWNED MULTINATIONAL ENTERPRISES (SOMNES) ABSTRACT The IMF estimates that State-Owned Enterprise (SOE) assets totalled US$45 trillion in 2018, close to 50% of the global GDP, and calculated the debt of the largest SOEs to be US$7.4 trillion. Clearly, [...]

GLOBAL FRAMEWORK FOR REGULATING STATE-OWNED MULTINATIONAL ENTERPRISES (SOMNES)2021-09-06T19:56:56+01:00

DIGITAL INCLUSION STRATEGIES FOR THE G20 – LESSONS IN PUBLIC-PRIVATE COOPERATION FROM INDIA AND AFRICA

TF4 - Digital Transformation DIGITAL INCLUSION STRATEGIES FOR THE G20 - LESSONS IN PUBLIC-PRIVATE COOPERATION FROM INDIA AND AFRICA ABSTRACT Public digital infrastructure, including hard and soft variants, encourages competition, innovation and inclusion. Through the India Stack and Modular Open Source Identity Platform (MOSIP), the Indian [...]

DIGITAL INCLUSION STRATEGIES FOR THE G20 – LESSONS IN PUBLIC-PRIVATE COOPERATION FROM INDIA AND AFRICA2021-09-09T06:55:59+01:00
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