Providing loans for planning and reform

Implementation

In thirty-three years of operations in Latin America and the Caribbean, the Inter-American Development Bank (IDB) has made 70 loans for US$5,600 million to finance planning and reform projects costing a total of $8,400 million dollars.

Broader

Providing preinvestment loans

Providing low-interest loans

Providing loans

Facilitates

Reducing uncertainty of development programmes due to short-term loans

Facilitated by

Freeing up availability of loans

Problem

Racial discrimination in according financial loans

Unethical financial practices

Uncertainty of development programmes due to short-term loans

Reverse flow of financial aid

Restrictive conditions on loans through intergovernmental facilities

Over-dependency on international financial institutions

Inadequate diversification of loans to vulnerable countries

Fraudulent loans

Deteriorating terms of international financial loans to vulnerable countries

Defaults on international loans

Bad loans

Unpaid debts

Insufficient programme funding

Domination of restrictive project loans by transnational banks

Discrimination against women in banking

Bank fraud

Limited availability of loans

Excessive anxiety on overseas lending

Value

Reform

Counter-reformation

SDG

Sustainable Development Goal #11: Sustainable Cities and Communities

Sustainable Development Goal #17: Partnerships to achieve the Goal

Metadata

Database

Global strategies

Type

(G) Very specific strategies

Subject

Commerce » Credit
Management » Planning
Development » Reform

Content quality

Yet to rate

Language

English

1A4N

J2016

DOCID

12020160

D7NID

193756

Editing link

Official link

https://encyclopedia.uia.org/strategy/providing-loans-planning-and-reform

Last update

Dec 3, 2024