IMF/World Bank Annual Meetings 2014 held several seminars on poverty related issues. Please access the link below to watch discussions.
1. Aim to Reduce Global Inequality
International Monetary Fund and World Bank Group will host the 2014 annual meeting in Washington D.C. on October 10 to 12.
2. Fighting Ebola is the Central Issue
World Bank President Jim Yong Kim says, fighting Ebola is a key part of the struggle against poverty and inequality.
3. What IMF Concerns for the Global Economy
Christine Lagarde, Managing Director of the International Monetary Fund, addressed at the plenary session of the 2014 annual meeting what IMF concerns for the global economy.
4. World Bank’s Ideas to Tackle Climate Change
World Bank President Jim Yong Kim discusses the growing threat from climate change including pollution in China.
5. What the World Bank to Do to End Poverty by 2030
Jim Yong Kim, President of the World Bank Group, addressed at the plenary session of the 2014 annual meeting, what the bank has done and is going to do to end poverty by 2030.
6. Making Extractive Industries’ Wealth Work for the Poor
The high level panel discussion on making extractive industries’ wealth work for the poor was taken place at the world bank annual meetings.
7. Building Shared Prosperity
Jim Yong Kim and Kaushik Basu talk about their vision to promote shared prosperity in relation to shocks, risks and governance.
8. MDGs, the Twin Goals and Inclusive Growth
World Bank Chief Economist, Kaushik Basu led four distinguished panelists to discuss Global Monitoring Report 2014: MDGs, the Twin Goals and Inclusive Growth.
9. Cities and Citizens: Game Changers for Inclusive Development
World Bank hosted a flagship seminar on Cities and Citizens: Game Changers for Inclusive Development at the annual meeting.
10. Achieving Food Security in the Face of Climate Change
Six distinguished panelists discuss food security and climate change at the World Bank annual meeting.
11. Making Everyone Count: Identification for Development
World Bank hosted a flagship seminar on Making Everyone Count: Identification for Development.
12. Transforming Economies to Benefit the Poor
World Bank hosted a flagship panel discussion on Transforming Economies to Benefit the Poor at the annual meeting.