We are calling for the IMF to live up to their 2009 commitment to “adopt an open, merit-based and transparent process for the selection of IMF management.”
With @KGeorgieva reappointment at @IMFNews, it's quite clear that governance reform will not happen any time soon🚫
Read @ActionAid's @niramer24 & @susanhotieno blog: 80 years of a colonial gentleman’s agreement is more than enough! 📣
https://t.co/D2EHP9yObq
Here we are again❌
Despite all the efforts and calls for an end to the gentleman's agreement and a review of the "selection" process, the only "candidate" @KGeorgieva has been seconded for another term and the @IMFNews
https://t.co/7VqDYoS5Et.
Why a candidate from a multiple-country constituency matters for the position of the IMF Managing Director? Read more about @IMFNews governance and decision-making on @TimonForster's contribution to our blog🗳️☑️
https://t.co/92KlPeJsoc
TODAY CSOs and individuals around the 🌎 are calling on the @IMFNews to ensure the next MD selection process is undertaken in accordance with a merit-based, open and transparent process
#EndGentlemansAgreement👇
https://t.co/uVOVrQWnHp
How can the @IMFNews tackle climate change while continuing to prescribe austerity policies to countries in debt distress?
Read more about the Policy Trilemma in store for the next IMF Managing Director, by @federico___s (@RecourseTeam) 👇
https://t.co/F5iOmtjuTb
As European governments rally behind Kristalina Georgieva for a second term at @IMFNews, ActionAid raises concerns over the lack of inclusivity and transparency in leadership selection! https://t.co/zAvCxNaq3Z
‘Succession plans’?? 🤦🏻♂️
So much for the lip-service paid by European Cs on reforming IMF governance - as they move to swiftly nominate Georgieva for a 2nd term
Surely 80 years is enough - time to end the neocolonial, undemocratic Gentleman’s Agreement
https://t.co/G5uIk3cbFM
Civil society condemns the continuation of the undemocratic “gentleman’s agreement” 🤝as 🇪🇺 countries back @KGeorgieva for another term at the helm of the @IMFNews
Read more👉https://t.co/CnTBU8Keta
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With the current term of @IMFNews managing director @KGeorgieva ending in September, check out our blog to follow closely the selection process of the next managing director and critical perspectives on the process https://t.co/x80UTsxCme
.@KGeorgieva pledges to work for more diversity in gender and nationality @IMFNews - but can you pledge you will do what you can to be the last IMF MD appointed while 'gentleman's agreement' is maintained? #practicewhatyoupreach @DavidMalpassWBG
A really good example of researchers coming together around a strategic topic (development policy lending) at #AMCSO19 to present a range of findings to challenge the Bank & its client countries do better on designing & assessing such loans. Thanks @BIC_Updates@brettonwoodspr
OPCS Director Mamta Murthi says DPL policies & procedures should allow significant room for staff judgment.
Carolina responds: relying on staff judgment means discretionality, thus increased risk. DPL policies must be stronger. This can be a starting point for more inclusivity.
In spite of significant opposition from civil society and ex-IMF staff, the illegitimate ‘gentleman’s agreement’ – which ensures the head of the Fund is a European and the World Bank president is a US national – is alive and well.
https://t.co/3BmBqHmz1W
Bulgarian economist, Kristalina Georgieva, is the sole candidate to be the next IMF Managing Director, the IMF’s Board said on Monday. This, reportedly, virtually guarantees that she will succeed Christine Lagarde in the job. https://t.co/jM6s9j94Pu
Five challenges facing incoming #IMF chief Kristalina Georgieva. Bulgarian economist becomes sole contender to succeed Lagarde as managing director | Financial Times https://t.co/KRX6dmBKpa