Debt Relief for Poverty Reduction: The Role of the Enhanced HIPC Initiative

August 2, 2001

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Jacqueline T Irving. Debt Relief for Poverty Reduction: The Role of the Enhanced HIPC Initiative, (USA: International Monetary Fund, 2001) accessed November 21, 2024

Summary

This pamphlet reports on how the enhanced Initiative for Heavily Indebted Poor Countries (HIPCs) is meeting its aim of delivering faster, broader, and deeper debt relief to more HIPCs once these countries have shown a commitment to put the freed-up funds to work for the poor. The pamphlet also includes introductory sections that explain the rationale for the HIPC Initiative and describe how it works. A concluding section discusses the Initiative’s top challenge in the year ahead: to bring the remaining eligible countries to their decision points under the Initiative as fast and realistically as possible.

Subject: Asset and liability management, Debt relief, Debt service, External debt, Poverty, Poverty reduction, Poverty reduction strategy

Keywords: Africa, Beneficiary country, Country, Country market, Country's ability, Creditor country, Debt relief, Debt service, Debt service profile, Debt stock, Global, Government, Member country contribution, MISC PUBS, Misc., Point HIPCs, Policy agenda, Poverty, Poverty reduction, Poverty reduction strategy, Poverty reduction strategy paper, Poverty-reducing investment, Progress to the completion point, Repayment terms

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Pages:

32
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Series:

Pamphlet Series, No.
Stock No:

DRPREA
ISBN:

9781589060395
ISSN:

0538-8759

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