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Briefings

by Parliamentary Network | on 19.01.11 | in Inclusive Growth

The Parliamentary Network regularly produces topic-specific briefings after attending conferences, meetings or consultations of interest to the parliamentary community, or when an event of global importance is taking place.

Parliamentary Network Briefings on World Bank & IMF Proceedings:

IDA 17 Replenishment

Sélection Directeur Général du FMI

IMF Managing Director Selection

2011 WB Consultation on Social Protection and Labour

Special Parliamentary Meeting on the West Bank and Gaza

WB Consultation on the 10-year Education Strategy (2010-2020)

World Bank Global Monitoring Report 2010: The MDGs after the Crisis

World Bank announces capital increase and voting reforms cooperation process’

World Bank President meets the Danish Foreign Affairs Committee

MEDEF Meeting on Anti-Corruption with WBI

‘Shifting Wealth: The New Shape of the World Economy’

MEDEF: World Bank in Columbia and Mexico

Benchmarking and Self-Assessment for Democratic Parliaments Working-lunch with President Zoellick (in French)

World Bank environment consultation

World Bank energy consultation

Affirmations:

Youth Job Creation: A Policy Primer

World Bank’s most important decision

Horn of Africa Situation 2011 Report

GAVI Donor Conference 2011

Parliamentary Network Resolution on 2011 World Bank Energy Strategy

Note on UK Inquiry into the World Bank

IFC consultation on Sustainability Framework

Parliamentary Network response U.K. Inquiry into the World Bank

New World Bank Voting Structure

Other News and Events where the PN was not present:

World Economic Forum 2011

PWYF: Aid Transparency Assessment

New IMF Voting Shares

IEG Good Practice Awards 2010

EC Report on Budget Support and MDG Performance

African Economic Outlook 2010 launched at AfDB Annual Meetings

Fourth High-level Dialogue on Financing for Development

2010 IDB annual meeting

Illicit Financial Flows from Africa

Afghanistan: The London Conference

IFI support to Haiti after earthquake

Regional Economic Outlook for Africa

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