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conditionality::noun | Spocien Dictionary
| Type | Words |
|---|---|
| Type of | state |
| Derivation | conditional |
Examples of conditionality
conditionality
The two types of conditionality are Outcome and Process based conditionality.
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European Network on Debt and Development reports, news and links on conditionality.
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One of the most pernicious aspects of the conditionality culture is self-censorship.
From the guardian.co.uk
That's the big difference compared with others CCT's with no conditionality.
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I am concerned about increased political conditionality with respect to foreign Aid.
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Well, that sort of conditionality was not applied to Romania and Bulgaria.
From the economist.com
We need to introduce a conditionality to this hitherto unquestioned right.
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But senior World Bank officials remain unabashed in their pursuance of conditionality.
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We have a policy of conditionality regarding our collaboration with the Congolese army.
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- The state of being conditional
- Conditionality is a concept in international development, political economy and international relations and describes the use of conditions attached to a loan, debt relief, bilateral aid or membership of international organizations, typically by the international financial institutions, regional ...
- (Conditionalities) Extra requirements other than repayment (such as structural adjustment policies) demanded by the lender before new loans are granted.
- (conditionalities) attached to loans by MEIs include requirements to open economic sectors to foreign investment, privatisation of state-owned enterprises and welfare services, removal of tariff barriers or food and fuel subsidies.
- 1. Depending upon certain conditions for a particular outcome. 2. A term pertinent to discussions of international development, often referring to the conditionality imposed upon ‘structural adjustment’ loans issued by instor elementary school education in developing countries. (MP)
- Characteristic of IMF approach to lending to countries in debt or crisis; specifically, requiring policy changes and structural reform as condition for receiving funds (see IMF)
- The requirements imposed by the IMF and World Bank on borrowing countries to qualify for a loan, typically including a long list of budgetary and policy changes comprising a structural adjustment program.
- The principle that access to new loans, rescheduling, debt reduction, etc, should be conditional on certain criteria being met. ...
- In reference to loans from International Financial Institutions, this is a set of stipulations a nation must meet in order to qualify for financial assistance. Often loans are conditioned on structural adjustments and market liberalization.
