The
International Monetary Fund (IMF) and the World Bank (WB) are accused
of fostering an unjust, destructive and corporate-controlled world economy.
These institutions lend money to needy nations and impose rules on those
nations as a condition of the loans that affect their development plans.
In April 2000, IMF and WB ministers meeting in Washington, DC faced protests
similar to the WTO protests in Seattle just months earlier. The Internet
figured heavily in the education and mobilization efforts.
Responses from Campaign Targets
International
Monetary Fund
World
Bank
Primary IMF/WB Campaign Network Sites
50 Years is Enough
Bank Information Center
Center for
Economic Justice (CEPR)
Corporate Watch
Economic Justice
Economic Policy Institute
Essential
Action
Global
Exchange
International Action
Center
Jubilee South
Probe
International
Public Citizen
Global Trade Watch
The Development
Gap
Witness for
Peace
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Magazine
