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CURRENT PROJECTS
◄ Bringing Balance to the IMF Reform Debate
◄ Financing for Development, United Nations
◄ Poverty & Social Impact
Assessments (PSIA)
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South-South
Sharing of Successful Tax Practices (S4TP)
Recent Actions
The
"Fourth Pillar" launch of civil society input and
discussion of IMF Governance Reform. June 11,
2009. There have been many calls
recently for IMF governance reform—whether from the
G20 or the draft outcome document of the UN
Conference on the Outcomes of the Financial Crisis.
All members of global Civil Society—are invited
to contribute to a discussion that will feed
directly in to the IMF itself. visit
www.thefourthpillar.org. Request an invitation
to join the discussion at
imf_governance@new-rules.org.
Letter on IMF Reform to Timothy Geithner,
U.S. Treasury Secretary-designate about the Obama administration’s position
on IMF reform. January 26, 2009.
Reforms
for New Roles of the IMF - Post G-20 Summit.
By Jo Marie Griesgraber December 2008 and
published in Global Governance.
New Rules' signs on to December 22, 2008 statement
on
Principles For Economic Recovery And Financial
Reconstruction From Progressive Economists.
High-Level Panel Presentation & Book Launch:
Revenue’s Role in the Quest for Inclusive
Development South-South Sharing of Successful Tax
Practices (S4TP)
in the areas of Resource Taxation and Transfer
Pricing. November 30,
2008, Doha Qatar.
New Rules for Global
Finance Moved Nov 1, 2008
to 1717 Massachusetts Avenue, NW,
Ste 801, Washington, DC 20036.
New Reports on
Bringing Balance to the IMF Reform Project
Regional Reports:
Final Reports:
Letter from Dominique Strauss-Kahn, Managing Director, IMF,
September 12, 2008
Report from the May 21-23, 2008 Meeting on
Revenue’s Role in the Quest for Inclusive
Development: What Works and what can Work Better?
South-South Sharing of Successful Tax Practices (S4TP).
New York,
NY.
Influencing the IMF by Jo Marie Griesgraber,
published in
Critical Mass: The Emergence of Global Civil Society.
James W. St.G. Walker, editor, and Andrew S.
Thompson, editor. February 2008.
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PUBLICATIONS
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Revenue’s Role in the
Quest for Inclusive Development: What Works and Can Work Better. South-South
Sharing of Successful tax Practices, Proceedings of a Conference May 2008. UNDP.
Published December 2008.
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Critical
Mass: The Emergence of Global Civil Society. James W. St.G. Walker,
editor, and Andrew S. Thompson, editor. Public concern about inequitable
economic globalization has revealed the demand for citizen participation in
global decision making. Civil society organizations have taken up the challenge,
holding governments and corporations accountable for their decisions and
actions, and developing collaborative solutions to the dominant problems of our
time. Co-published with the Centre for International Governance Innovation.
February 2008.
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Final Report and
Recommendations On “Addressing Systemic Issues”,
Section F Of the Monterrey Consensus adopted at the International
Conference on Financing for Development Monterrey Mexico, March
2002.
(September 12, 2005).
Click here for full
details on the Consultations.
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Analysing Macro-Poverty Linkages: Special Theme
Issue of the Development Policy Review: The analysis of macro-poverty linkages has emerged
as an important but contentious area of national and
international policy-making. Over the last few
years, considerable progress has been made in
understanding the linkages between macroeconomic
policies and poverty reduction, as well as in
developing evaluation tools and methodologies useful
in conducting ex-ante PSIAs of macro
policies.
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