Publication

Jun 2010

This paper proposes a new World Bank financing model for creditworthy emerging economies, such as India and Vietnam, which currently receive billions of dollars in International Development Agency (IDA) assistance. In contrast to the current IDA-centric financing model, the IBRD would provide the same loan volumes to qualifying emerging economies while IDA would provide grant subsidies to buy down the concessionality level of these IBRD loans. As such, these countries would be held harmless both in terms of aid volumes and lending terms.

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Author Benjamin Leo
Series CGD Working Papers
Issue 214
Publisher Center for Global Development (CGD)
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