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As a one off investment in meeting the Millennial Development Goals, the World Bank and IMF, non-G7 bilaterals and private creditors must cancel the outstanding debts owed to them by low income countries whose feasible revenues and levels of donor aid are not sufficient to finance their nationally owned development goals. This is according to a paper from CAFOD; Christian Aid; Eurodad; and Jubilee Research that sets out the policy actions required by the World Bank, IMF, and bilateral donors if their stated commitment to the fulfilment of the MDGs is to be taken seriously.