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Multilateral Development Banks

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The banks that lend to poor countries also want to guarantee the debt those countries owe.
Who they are

The World Bank Group and regional multilateral development banks, as recorded in a document cited from ispionline.it.

What they do

The record calls for these banks to act as guarantors of restructured debt through guarantee facilities.

How it works

The record suggests a concerted effort by multilateral agencies to guarantee restructured debt for recovery efforts. It also links to debt-for-nature swaps financed by these banks to fund UNESCO Biosphere Reserve transfers. The record notes that this does not establish that UNESCO itself receives or administers the swap financing. The cited document says multilateral support is not sufficient, and that since the pandemic, support from the IMF and multilateral development banks has provided a lifeline to many governments in the Global South.

Why it matters

It shows that the same institutions that provide emergency loans also seek a role in guaranteeing the debt, which can shape how recovery is financed.

The engine's record — word for word
The corpus records: "We suggest a concerted effort by multilateral agencies such as the World Bank Group and regional multilateral development banks to act as guarantors of restructured debt through guarantee facilities for inclusive, sustainable, and resilient recovery efforts." Cross-sourced to ispionline.it — documents cited by the corpus and retrieved independently of it.
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