Conditionality Revisited : Concepts, Experiences, and Lessons
This volume illustrates many questions around the different donor approaches to conditionality remain controversial. How relevant is the number of conditions? Is ex ante or ex post conditionality more conducive as a mutual commitment device? How ca...
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okr-10986-73462021-04-23T14:02:28Z Conditionality Revisited : Concepts, Experiences, and Lessons Koeberle, Stefan Bedoya, Harold Silarszky, Peter Verheyen, Gero ADVERSE CONSEQUENCES ANALYTICAL WORK BENCHMARKS BORROWER BORROWING BORROWING COUNTRIES BUDGET PROCESS CAPACITY BUILDING CENTRAL AMERICA CIVIL SOCIETY COMMITMENT COMMITMENTS CONDITIONALITY COUNTRY OWNERSHIP DEBT DECISION-MAKING PROCESSES DEVELOPING COUNTRIES DEVELOPMENT AGENCIES DEVELOPMENT AID DEVELOPMENT ASSISTANCE DEVELOPMENT GOALS DEVELOPMENT PARTNERS DEVELOPMENT POLICY DEVELOPMENT PRACTITIONERS DEVELOPMENT PROCESS DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMME DEVELOPMENT STRATEGIES DEVELOPMENT STRATEGY DISBURSEMENT DISBURSEMENTS DONOR COMMUNITY DONOR COORDINATION ECONOMIC COOPERATION ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT ECONOMIC MANAGEMENT ECONOMIC POLICIES ECONOMIC RELATIONS ECONOMICS EXTERNAL SHOCKS FINANCIAL FLOWS FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS FINANCIAL SECTOR INCOME INSTITUTIONAL ASSESSMENT INSURANCE INTERNATIONAL STANDARDS LENDERS LENDING INSTRUMENTS LENDING PRACTICES LOAN LOW-INCOME COUNTRIES MULTILATERAL DEVELOPMENT BANKS NONGOVERNMENTAL ORGANIZATIONS POLICY ACTIONS POLICY CHANGE POLICY CHOICES POLICY DEVELOPMENT POLICY DIALOGUE POLICY ENVIRONMENT POLICY FRAMEWORK POLICY MAKERS POLICY MEASURES POLICY OPTIONS POOR COUNTRIES POSITIVE EFFECTS POVERTY REDUCTION POVERTY REDUCTION STRATEGY PRIVATE SECTOR SOCIAL SECTORS SUBSIDIARY TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE This volume illustrates many questions around the different donor approaches to conditionality remain controversial. How relevant is the number of conditions? Is ex ante or ex post conditionality more conducive as a mutual commitment device? How can budget support be more predictable-by focusing conditions on specific policy actions or on outcomes? How can risks be managed, and what is the optimal risk and failure rate of conditions and programs? Ex post conditionality based on completed actions provides an alternative to traditional ex ante conditionality that promises to be more flexible and more supportive of government ownership. It is at the core of the programmatic approach to policy-based lending that has increasingly become the World Bank's choice to support medium-term reforms. Another possible design option involves 2012-06-06T21:14:35Z 2012-06-06T21:14:35Z 2005 http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/2005/01/5849166/conditionality-revisited-concepts-experiences-lessons 0-8213-6013-2 http://hdl.handle.net/10986/7346 English en_US CC BY 3.0 IGO http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/igo World Bank Washington, DC: World Bank Publications & Research :: Publication Publications & Research :: Publication |
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ADVERSE CONSEQUENCES ANALYTICAL WORK BENCHMARKS BORROWER BORROWING BORROWING COUNTRIES BUDGET PROCESS CAPACITY BUILDING CENTRAL AMERICA CIVIL SOCIETY COMMITMENT COMMITMENTS CONDITIONALITY COUNTRY OWNERSHIP DEBT DECISION-MAKING PROCESSES DEVELOPING COUNTRIES DEVELOPMENT AGENCIES DEVELOPMENT AID DEVELOPMENT ASSISTANCE DEVELOPMENT GOALS DEVELOPMENT PARTNERS DEVELOPMENT POLICY DEVELOPMENT PRACTITIONERS DEVELOPMENT PROCESS DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMME DEVELOPMENT STRATEGIES DEVELOPMENT STRATEGY DISBURSEMENT DISBURSEMENTS DONOR COMMUNITY DONOR COORDINATION ECONOMIC COOPERATION ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT ECONOMIC MANAGEMENT ECONOMIC POLICIES ECONOMIC RELATIONS ECONOMICS EXTERNAL SHOCKS FINANCIAL FLOWS FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS FINANCIAL SECTOR INCOME INSTITUTIONAL ASSESSMENT INSURANCE INTERNATIONAL STANDARDS LENDERS LENDING INSTRUMENTS LENDING PRACTICES LOAN LOW-INCOME COUNTRIES MULTILATERAL DEVELOPMENT BANKS NONGOVERNMENTAL ORGANIZATIONS POLICY ACTIONS POLICY CHANGE POLICY CHOICES POLICY DEVELOPMENT POLICY DIALOGUE POLICY ENVIRONMENT POLICY FRAMEWORK POLICY MAKERS POLICY MEASURES POLICY OPTIONS POOR COUNTRIES POSITIVE EFFECTS POVERTY REDUCTION POVERTY REDUCTION STRATEGY PRIVATE SECTOR SOCIAL SECTORS SUBSIDIARY TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE |
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ADVERSE CONSEQUENCES ANALYTICAL WORK BENCHMARKS BORROWER BORROWING BORROWING COUNTRIES BUDGET PROCESS CAPACITY BUILDING CENTRAL AMERICA CIVIL SOCIETY COMMITMENT COMMITMENTS CONDITIONALITY COUNTRY OWNERSHIP DEBT DECISION-MAKING PROCESSES DEVELOPING COUNTRIES DEVELOPMENT AGENCIES DEVELOPMENT AID DEVELOPMENT ASSISTANCE DEVELOPMENT GOALS DEVELOPMENT PARTNERS DEVELOPMENT POLICY DEVELOPMENT PRACTITIONERS DEVELOPMENT PROCESS DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMME DEVELOPMENT STRATEGIES DEVELOPMENT STRATEGY DISBURSEMENT DISBURSEMENTS DONOR COMMUNITY DONOR COORDINATION ECONOMIC COOPERATION ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT ECONOMIC MANAGEMENT ECONOMIC POLICIES ECONOMIC RELATIONS ECONOMICS EXTERNAL SHOCKS FINANCIAL FLOWS FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS FINANCIAL SECTOR INCOME INSTITUTIONAL ASSESSMENT INSURANCE INTERNATIONAL STANDARDS LENDERS LENDING INSTRUMENTS LENDING PRACTICES LOAN LOW-INCOME COUNTRIES MULTILATERAL DEVELOPMENT BANKS NONGOVERNMENTAL ORGANIZATIONS POLICY ACTIONS POLICY CHANGE POLICY CHOICES POLICY DEVELOPMENT POLICY DIALOGUE POLICY ENVIRONMENT POLICY FRAMEWORK POLICY MAKERS POLICY MEASURES POLICY OPTIONS POOR COUNTRIES POSITIVE EFFECTS POVERTY REDUCTION POVERTY REDUCTION STRATEGY PRIVATE SECTOR SOCIAL SECTORS SUBSIDIARY TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE Koeberle, Stefan Bedoya, Harold Silarszky, Peter Verheyen, Gero Conditionality Revisited : Concepts, Experiences, and Lessons |
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This volume illustrates many questions
around the different donor approaches to conditionality
remain controversial. How relevant is the number of
conditions? Is ex ante or ex post conditionality more
conducive as a mutual commitment device? How can budget
support be more predictable-by focusing conditions on
specific policy actions or on outcomes? How can risks be
managed, and what is the optimal risk and failure rate of
conditions and programs? Ex post conditionality based on
completed actions provides an alternative to traditional ex
ante conditionality that promises to be more flexible and
more supportive of government ownership. It is at the core
of the programmatic approach to policy-based lending that
has increasingly become the World Bank's choice to
support medium-term reforms. Another possible design option involves |
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Publications & Research :: Publication |
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Koeberle, Stefan Bedoya, Harold Silarszky, Peter Verheyen, Gero |
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Koeberle, Stefan Bedoya, Harold Silarszky, Peter Verheyen, Gero |
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Koeberle, Stefan |
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Conditionality Revisited : Concepts, Experiences, and Lessons |
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Conditionality Revisited : Concepts, Experiences, and Lessons |
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Conditionality Revisited : Concepts, Experiences, and Lessons |
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Conditionality Revisited : Concepts, Experiences, and Lessons |
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Conditionality Revisited : Concepts, Experiences, and Lessons |
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conditionality revisited : concepts, experiences, and lessons |
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Washington, DC: World Bank |
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2012 |
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http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/2005/01/5849166/conditionality-revisited-concepts-experiences-lessons http://hdl.handle.net/10986/7346 |
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