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The Parliamentary Network, initially founded in 2000 as an independent, non-governmental organization, provides a platform for Parliamentarians from WBG and IMF member countries to advocate for increased accountability and transparency in development cooperation. The Ukraine Chapter of the Parliamentary Network acts
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Welcome to the Parliamentary Network
The Parliamentary Network on the World Bank & IMF provides a platform for parliamentarians from over 140 countries to advocate for increased accountability and transparency in International Financial Institutions and multilateral development financing. Since 2000, the Network engages legislators to address development and macroeconomic challenges among other topics, in their home countries and abroad. Directed by a Board elected by their peers, the Network is an independent, non-governmental organization with a secretariat in Paris. Membership is free and open to all elected parliamentarians who hold a current mandate. Members represent themselves and their constituents, not their countries, parliaments or governments.
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Welcome to the Parliamentary Network! This platform provides a space for parliamentarians from World Bank and IMF member countries to come together, to share experiences and ideas, and advocate for increasing global action to end poverty and drive inclusive growth. This site hosts articles, publications, video, and information about upcoming events. Please join us!
Liam Byrne MP
Our Mission
The Parliamentary Network’s mission is to provide a platform for parliamentarians around the globe to advocate for increased accountability and transparency in International Financial Institutions and multilateral development financing.
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The Parliamentary Network works with a variety of partners – including international financial institutions, civil society networks, development agencies, parliamentary associations, policy think-tanks and academic institutions – to support parliamentarians in their demand for increased aid accountability and transparency.
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