Navigating fragility: The new multilateral agenda
To better understand how reforms in the multilateral banking system could benefit engagement in situations of fragility, conflict and violence, ODI and the International Growth Centre (IGC) convened the ‘Navigating fragility: The new multilateral agenda’ event. This learning brief consolidates key learnings from the event, highlighting the points that appeared to resonate most strongly with the participants.
Authors
Annelise Andersen
Head of Communications, International Growth Centre
Siddhartha Basu
Researcher, International Growth Centre
Hans Peter Lankes
Visiting Professor in Practice, London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE)
Kathryn Nwajiaku-Dahou
Director of Programme – Politics and Governance, Overseas Development Institute (ODI)Maegan Rodricks
Communications Officer (Politics and Governance), Overseas Development Institute (ODI)-
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- Efforts to reform the multilateral development banking system have been gaining momentum in recent years, with a focus on better enabling borrowing countries to address global challenges like climate change, pandemic risk, and fragility, conflict and violence.
- To better understand how the reforms could benefit engagement in situations of fragility, conflict and violence, ODI and the International Growth Centre (IGC) convened a side event at the 2023 Annual Meetings of the International Monetary Fund (IMF) and the World Bank Group in Marrakech, entitled ‘Navigating fragility: The new multilateral agenda’.
- This learning brief consolidates key learnings from the event, highlighting the points that appeared to resonate most strongly with the participants.