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Responsibility of International Financial Institutions of harmful economic consequences arsing from their development interventions
In recent decades, International Financial Institutions (IFIs) have been strongly criticized for funding a series of harmful projects which led to adverse environmental, social, and economic impacts on borrower countries, such as deforestation, displacement of indigenous peoples, and unemployment. T...
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