About the Issue
This Reality Check provides a critical look at the predominant role the World Bank continues to play in developing countries as well as examines the direct and indirect conditionalities that the bank still applies to their loans and their effect on recipient countries.
Contents
- The World Bank and Conditionality: The need for change
- Indonesia: under the shadow of the IMF and World Bank conditionalities
- Bihar Panchayat Strengthening Project
Acknowledgements
This Reality Check would not be made possible without the valuable contributions from S. K. Nikmah and Don K. Marut, both from INFID (Indonesia) as well as Sagarika Chowdhary, Balendushekhar Mangalmurty and Anil K. Singh from SANSAD (India). Gratitude must also be extended to the Reality of Aid and the IBON Secretariat for their support.
Cover and Inside Photos by:
tribune.com.pk
foei.org
mizzima.com
aideffectiveness.org
blogs.worldbank.org
actionaid.org.uk
guardian.co.uk
powerofpeace.com
bigskyline.com
suarapengusaha.com
rediff.com
worldbank.org.in
indiawaterportal.org
equalityindia.wordpress.com
Cover Design and Layout by: Darius Galang
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