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Most of the EU Member States studied still provide ample opportunities for multinational corporations and wealthy individuals to dodge taxes and hide money. This has many negative impacts on citizens in ...
Instead of taking suggestions on board from CSOs or its own monitoring bodies, the World Bank continues to push its agenda at the expense of small-scale farmers. In essence, this makes it easier for foreign ...
By Policy and Outreach Officer Éamonn Casey, Debt and Development Coalition Ireland. First published on DDCI's website on 27 October 2015.  Irish tax justice activists marked the release of Apple ...
The Danish Government recently announced a cut in its development aid budget of almost 20%, under the guise of reshuffling priorities to address the current migrant crisis in Europe. These cuts were announced ...
The 2015 Annual Meetings of the International Monetary Fund (IMF) and World Bank had offered the opportunity to put some flesh on the bare bones of what is called the ‘Means of Implementation’ for ...
Next week’s annual gathering of the World Bank and IMF is going to be different for two reasons. Firstly, Finance Ministers from around the world will leave Washington DC and visit Lima, Peru – the ...
Those of you who followed the Financing for Development (FfD) conference in Addis Ababa this July will have noticed that the Addis Ababa Action Agenda embraced private finance as a central tool to finance ...