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The IMF’s knowledge sharing efforts are demand-driven, meaning initiated by our member countries. Amid global economic challenges and the international community’s commitment to the Sustainable Development Goals, this demand has increased substantially in recent years. The IMF provides support to almost the entire membership of 190 countries.
The IMF contributes a significant amount of its own resources to ensure that demand is met. Bilateral and multilateral partners also play a vital role in meeting this demand, and presently finance about one half of the IMF’s knowledge sharing efforts. Partners contribute to the IMF’s knowledge sharing work in a variety of ways — via our global network of regional capacity development centers and thematic funds focused on specialized areas, or through bilateral programs.
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In 1990, Japan became the first partner to support the IMF’s capacity development efforts and is currently its single largest contributor, providing $730 million in funding to date. More than 100 IMF member countries across the globe have benefited from Japan’s support.
In fiscal year 2020 (FY2020), The Government of Japan provided a new contribution of $34 million, of which $29 million financed a large portfolio of 26 bilateral programs. In the past five years, Japan has consistently been responsible for about one-fifth of all external financing to IMF CD.
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The EU-IMF partnership promotes shared objectives to support economic growth in Africa, and improve revenue mobilization and effectiveness of public spending in developing countries.
With steadfast support to regional capacity development centers and global thematic funds, as well as bilateral programs, the partnership covers a broad range of issues related to good economic governance and institution building, as well as related human capacity development needs, thus helping countries achieve sustained progress toward the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). The IMF also collaborates with the EU to support its Member and Accession states to build strong institutions and policies. Since 2009, the EU has contributed about US$210 million to IMF capacity development. Over the last three years, it has been the largest contributor to IMF capacity development efforts.
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Since 1997, Switzerland, through its State Secretariat for Economic Affairs (SECO), has partnered with the IMF on capacity development, and has a large bilateral program of projects supporting capacity development in Swiss priority countries. As an early supporter of IMF multi-partner initiatives, it has contributed to regional capacity development centers in Africa and global thematic funds focused on key topics. The country’s support promotes economic stability and sustainable growth, helping countries reduce poverty. Switzerland has contributed approximately US$151 million towards IMF capacity development to date.
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26/06/2021
OECD-ADBI Roundtable on Insurance and Retirement Saving in Asia
https://www.adb.org/news/events/insurance-and-retirement-saving-asia-2021
Time of event
15:00–18:15 Tokyo time
08:00–11:15 Paris time
Summary
The COVID-19 pandemic has had profound implications for the availability and affordability of insurance coverage across various lines of business and the adequacy of retirement savings. At the same time, insurance and retirement savings markets continue to be affected by catastrophe risks, digitalization, employers’ responsibility, and involvement, and risk management for long-term care and health insurance amid the region’s aging populations.
This Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD)-ADBI roundtable, supported by the Government of Japan, will discuss key insurance and retirement savings issues in Asia. The focuses will include COVID-19’s impact on insurance and retirement savings; the role of catastrophe insurance programs for underinsured hazards; opportunities and challenges stemming from emerging technologies; employer retirement savings plan provision; risk-sharing in retirement income schemes; and risk management associated with long-term care and health insurance in aging societies.
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OECD-ADBI Roundtable on Insurance and Retirement Saving in Asia
https://www.adb.org/news/events/insurance-and-retirement-saving-asia-2021
Time of event
15:00–18:15 Tokyo time
08:00–11:15 Paris time
Summary
The COVID-19 pandemic has had profound implications for the availability and affordability of insurance coverage across various lines of business and the adequacy of retirement savings. At the same time, insurance and retirement savings markets continue to be affected by catastrophe risks, digitalization, employers’ responsibility, and involvement, and risk management for long-term care and health insurance amid the region’s aging populations.
This Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD)-ADBI roundtable, supported by the Government of Japan, will discuss key insurance and retirement savings issues in Asia. The focuses will include COVID-19’s impact on insurance and retirement savings; the role of catastrophe insurance programs for underinsured hazards; opportunities and challenges stemming from emerging technologies; employer retirement savings plan provision; risk-sharing in retirement income schemes; and risk management associated with long-term care and health insurance in aging societies.
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20/05/2021
ADBI is seeking papers on rural economic transformation and its role in increasing inclusive and sustainable prosperity in post-COVID-19 Asia.
🔗: https://loom.ly/_q2EOd4
ADBI is seeking papers on rural economic transformation and its role in increasing inclusive and sustainable prosperity in post-COVID-19 Asia.
🔗: https://loom.ly/_q2EOd4
01/05/2021
Co-hosted by ADBI, KDI - Korea Development Institute, and the Asian Development Bank, this virtual workshop will address effective strategies for debt management and the development of an efficient market for domestic government bonds.
Registration is on a selective basis: https://loom.ly/OoCev78
Co-hosted by ADBI, KDI - Korea Development Institute, and the Asian Development Bank, this virtual workshop will address effective strategies for debt management and the development of an efficient market for domestic government bonds.
Registration is on a selective basis: https://loom.ly/OoCev78
24/04/2021
👩🏻💻We are hiring!
ADBI is looking for an e-learning consultant. Apply by 26 April: https://loom.ly/aXBqV4Q
👩🏻💻We are hiring!
ADBI is looking for an e-learning consultant. Apply by 26 April: https://loom.ly/aXBqV4Q
Timeline Photos 11/04/2021
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COVID-19 offers an opportunity to improve the governance of, and accelerate progress in, the Sustainable Development Goals.
📄View the ADBI working paper: https://loom.ly/yiRleao
Timeline Photos 31/03/2021
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ADBI-Asian Development Bank-Cambridge AltFin CJBS virtual conference will feature new research on ’s role in sustaining vulnerable groups such as poor households and MSMEs during the COVID-19 crisis.
💻 Register here: https://loom.ly/BfTFkMk
Timeline Photos 26/03/2021
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ADBI-Asian Development Bank-Cambridge AltFin CJBS virtual conference will feature new research on ’s role in sustaining vulnerable groups such as poor households and MSMEs during the COVID-19 crisis.
💻 Register here: https://loom.ly/BfTFkMk
Timeline Photos 25/03/2021
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Timeline Photos 21/03/2021
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Explore global demographic transition, with a focus on population aging, its economic effects, and policy next steps. https://loom.ly/0VpeSR4
20/03/2021
Learn how government can move forward in today’s financial environment in ways that benefit consumers, minimize the threat of a shrinking tax base, and improve the state’s ability to control financial intermediation.
💡https://loom.ly/VNl3vZc
Learn how government can move forward in today’s financial environment in ways that benefit consumers, minimize the threat of a shrinking tax base, and improve the state’s ability to control financial intermediation.
💡https://loom.ly/VNl3vZc
19/03/2021
📢Call for papers!
ADBI invites submissions of policy papers focusing on case studies of successful implementation of circular economy principles and related policy recommendations. Selected policy papers will be presented during a virtual World Circular Economy Forum side event in June 2021.
📄https://loom.ly/pcBrNfo
📢Call for papers!
ADBI invites submissions of policy papers focusing on case studies of successful implementation of circular economy principles and related policy recommendations. Selected policy papers will be presented during a virtual World Circular Economy Forum side event in June 2021.
📄https://loom.ly/pcBrNfo
18/03/2021
Book Launch: Enhancing SME Participation in Global Value Chains: Determinants, Challenges, and Policy Recommendations
https://www.adb.org/news/events/book-launch-enhancing-sme-participation-global-value-chains
This webinar will highlight key takeaways from the new book Enhancing SME Participation in Global Value Chains: Determinants, Challenges, and Policy Recommendations, to be discussed by the volume editor Shujiro Urata and a panel of contributing authors.
The focus will be on boosting small and medium-sized enterprise (SME) trade in developing Asia and the Pacific moving forward. This includes opportunities and challenges toward increasing the role of SMEs in cross-border production and supply chains, also known as global value chains (GVCs), and related policy imperatives.
The webinar will feature case studies from Indonesia, Thailand, and Sri Lanka, spotlighting examples of SME trade through GVC participation and how it could impact the future of trade growth, productivity, and inclusive development across Asia and the Pacific.
The discussion will be followed by an audience question and answer session.
Book Launch: Enhancing SME Participation in Global Value Chains: Determinants, Challenges, and Policy Recommendations
https://www.adb.org/news/events/book-launch-enhancing-sme-participation-global-value-chains
This webinar will highlight key takeaways from the new book Enhancing SME Participation in Global Value Chains: Determinants, Challenges, and Policy Recommendations, to be discussed by the volume editor Shujiro Urata and a panel of contributing authors.
The focus will be on boosting small and medium-sized enterprise (SME) trade in developing Asia and the Pacific moving forward. This includes opportunities and challenges toward increasing the role of SMEs in cross-border production and supply chains, also known as global value chains (GVCs), and related policy imperatives.
The webinar will feature case studies from Indonesia, Thailand, and Sri Lanka, spotlighting examples of SME trade through GVC participation and how it could impact the future of trade growth, productivity, and inclusive development across Asia and the Pacific.
The discussion will be followed by an audience question and answer session.
17/03/2021
ADBI-Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation Roundtable on Sanitation and Development
https://www.adb.org/news/events/adbi-bmgf-sanitation-development-mar-2021
Summary
Sanitation gaps are a global problem that continue to affect large segments of developing Asia and the Pacific, despite the considerable progress of efforts to address it in recent decades. The COVID-19 crisis has further increased the importance of improving inclusive sanitation access and the lives of targeted users, especially across poor areas and vulnerable groups.
This interactive ADBI-Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation roundtable, organized in collaboration with the Institute for Fiscal Studies, will be moderated by an experienced TV presenter and assess the outlook for sanitation services delivery, financing, and its socioeconomic impacts in the region via a TV show format suitable for a mainstream, non-technical audience.
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ADBI-Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation Roundtable on Sanitation and Development
https://www.adb.org/news/events/adbi-bmgf-sanitation-development-mar-2021
Summary
Sanitation gaps are a global problem that continue to affect large segments of developing Asia and the Pacific, despite the considerable progress of efforts to address it in recent decades. The COVID-19 crisis has further increased the importance of improving inclusive sanitation access and the lives of targeted users, especially across poor areas and vulnerable groups.
This interactive ADBI-Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation roundtable, organized in collaboration with the Institute for Fiscal Studies, will be moderated by an experienced TV presenter and assess the outlook for sanitation services delivery, financing, and its socioeconomic impacts in the region via a TV show format suitable for a mainstream, non-technical audience.
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14/03/2021
Book Launch: Developing Infrastructure in Central Asia: Impacts and Financing Mechanisms
https://www.adb.org/news/events/developing-infrastructure-central-asia-impacts-financing-mechanisms
Summary
This ADBI-Central Asia Regional Economic Cooperation Institute virtual event will highlight key takeaways from the new book Developing Infrastructure in Central Asia: Impacts and Financing Mechanisms, to be discussed by the co-editors and a panel of contributors to the book. The focuses will include insights into spillover effects and financing of infrastructure development in Azerbaijan, Georgia, Kazakhstan, the Kyrgyz Republic, Pakistan, the People’s Republic of China, and Tajikistan.
The participants will also examine the economic impact and financing mechanisms of three infrastructure projects: railways in Kazakhstan, roads in the Kyrgyz Republic, and an airport in Georgia.
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Book Launch: Developing Infrastructure in Central Asia: Impacts and Financing Mechanisms
https://www.adb.org/news/events/developing-infrastructure-central-asia-impacts-financing-mechanisms
Summary
This ADBI-Central Asia Regional Economic Cooperation Institute virtual event will highlight key takeaways from the new book Developing Infrastructure in Central Asia: Impacts and Financing Mechanisms, to be discussed by the co-editors and a panel of contributors to the book. The focuses will include insights into spillover effects and financing of infrastructure development in Azerbaijan, Georgia, Kazakhstan, the Kyrgyz Republic, Pakistan, the People’s Republic of China, and Tajikistan.
The participants will also examine the economic impact and financing mechanisms of three infrastructure projects: railways in Kazakhstan, roads in the Kyrgyz Republic, and an airport in Georgia.
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