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Multilateral Development Banks, Overview and Issues for Congress.” November 2013. Available online: https://www.fas.org/sgp/crs/row/R41170.pdf (accessed on 1 (2015)

by Rebecca Nelson
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ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AND U.S. FOREIGN POLICY & DECISION-MAKING IN MULTILATERAL DEVELOPMENT BANKS By

by Maui Cheska, L. Orozco, Maui Cheska, L. Orozco , 2014
"... 2 In recent decades, the promotion of policies that are environmentally friendly has become an important goal in U.S. foreign policy. One way that the United States has influence over protecting the environment is through the policies attached to projects funded by the multilateral development banks ..."
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2 In recent decades, the promotion of policies that are environmentally friendly has become an important goal in U.S. foreign policy. One way that the United States has influence over protecting the environment is through the policies attached to projects funded by the multilateral development banks (MDBs). This gives the U.S. the ability to indirectly fund projects in developing countries. Using data provided by the United States
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...ding to the ―Multilateral Development Banks: Overview and Issues forsCongress‖ published in 2013, the U.S. voting share in the World Bank is 15.2% in thesIBRD, 10.7% in the IDA, and 22.4% in the IFC (=-=Nelson, 2013-=-). Additionally, thesnumbers for the four other major development banks are: 6.6% (AfDB); 12.8% (ADB);s30.0% (IADB); and 10.2% (EBRD) (Nelson, 2013). Even with the worry of developingscountries taking...

Article Climate-Related Standards and Multilateral Finance for Development

by Charles E. Di Leva
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...portant for several reasons.sTo begin, they are important because of the substantial size of MDB funding. MDBs already providesbillions of dollars necessary for the developing world’s infrastructure (=-=[6]-=-, p. 6; [7]), and there could bes1 This focus on “standards” does not mean that other non-binding policy measures such as institutional strategies or planssare unimportant. Indeed, in certain instance...

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