Document Type
Essay
Publication Date
2024
Abstract
In the three decades since the 1993 establishment of the World Bank Inspection Panel, almost all development finance institutions (DFIs) have established analogous panels, ombudsperson offices or other independent accountability mechanisms (IAMs) to allow people who believe they have been harmed by the DFI’s activities to directly trigger processes of fact-finding, dispute resolution, and, if applicable, redress. The primary exception has been the International Monetary Fund.
Recommended Citation
Caliari, Aldo, "IMF Human Rights Accountability: A Pragmatic Way to Break the Deadlock" (2024). Perspectives. 26.
https://digitalcommons.wcl.american.edu/accountability-perspectives/26
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