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DR.N.Sree Rajani madam
International Development
Association
• It offers concessional loans and grants to the
world’s poorest developing countries.
• Established in the year 1960.
• Headquartered at Washington D.C.
• Has a membership of 173 countries.
• President is Jim Yong Kim.
• It is the world banks fund for the poorest
countries
• Provides support for health education,
Infrastructure, agriculture, economic and
institutional development to 82 countries – 40
of them in Africa.
Role and Functions of IDA:
• About 1/5th of IDA funding is provided as
grants, the rest is in the form of interest-free,
long term credits.
Eligibility for IDA support: It depends on-
• A country’s relative poverty.
• Non- access to private capital markets.
• Policy performance.
Exceptions to IDA:
• Also supports some countries including several small island
economies that are above the operational cut-off but lack the credit
worthiness needed t borrow from IBRD.
• Some countries are IDA-eligible based on percapita income levels
and are also creditworthy for some IBRD borrowing which are
referred as Blend countries.
• Altogether 82 IDA-eligible countries, 64 IDA-only countries and 18
blend countries are getting assistance at present.
Ida ppt

Ida ppt

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    International Development Association • Itoffers concessional loans and grants to the world’s poorest developing countries. • Established in the year 1960. • Headquartered at Washington D.C. • Has a membership of 173 countries. • President is Jim Yong Kim. • It is the world banks fund for the poorest countries
  • 3.
    • Provides supportfor health education, Infrastructure, agriculture, economic and institutional development to 82 countries – 40 of them in Africa.
  • 4.
    Role and Functionsof IDA: • About 1/5th of IDA funding is provided as grants, the rest is in the form of interest-free, long term credits. Eligibility for IDA support: It depends on- • A country’s relative poverty. • Non- access to private capital markets. • Policy performance.
  • 5.
    Exceptions to IDA: •Also supports some countries including several small island economies that are above the operational cut-off but lack the credit worthiness needed t borrow from IBRD. • Some countries are IDA-eligible based on percapita income levels and are also creditworthy for some IBRD borrowing which are referred as Blend countries. • Altogether 82 IDA-eligible countries, 64 IDA-only countries and 18 blend countries are getting assistance at present.