...subcommittee has already favorably reported to the full committee on the $960 million authorization for the International Development Association, the soft loan' window of the World Bank (IBRD). As we did not have an opportunity to testify on that proposal, my comments today will also...

...subcommittee has already favorably reported to the full committee on the $960 million authorization for the International Development Association, the soft loan window of the World Bank (IBRD). As we did not have an opportunity to testify on that proposal, niy comments today will also...

...IBRD refer to the World Bank. The initials IDB refer to the Inter-American Development Bank. IDA is the international Development Association, the soft loan window of the World Bank. ADB is the Asian Development Bank. AFDB is the African Development Bank. Table 2 shows on the basis...

...export share of US bilateral aid. For example, the United States has subscribed 33 percent of the budget of the International Development Association, the soft loan window of the World Bank: but only lfl.5 percent of the IDA-financed foreign procurement was made in the United States. Similarly,...

...export share of US bilateral aid. For example, the United States has subscribed 33 percent of the budget of the International Development Association, the soft loan window of the World Bank ; but only 19.5 percent of the IDA-financed foreign procurement was made in the United States. Similarly,...

...that of industrialized nations. In fact, Kuwait has contributed a disproportionately large share to the International Development Association, the soft loan window of the World Bank. We would certainly expect the richer oil producers to take an increasing share of the cost of foreign...

...that of industrialized nations. In fact. Kuwait has contributed a disproportionately large share to the International Development Association, the soft loan window of the World Bank. We would certainly expect the richer oil producers to take an increasing share of the cost of foreign...

...initial $200 million US commitment to the International Fund for Agricultural Development. 5) Funds for the International Development Association, the "soft loan" window of the World Bank, should be appropriated fully and quickly, together with US contributions to other international financial...

...obtained agreement from the international donor group to reduce the US share of the fourth replenishment of the International Development Association— the "soft loan window" of the World Bank, which serves the poorest countries— from 40% to 33% of a total $4.5 billion and to stretch the payment...

...distressed that, for instance, we are as a Xation now $55 million in arrears on our pledged contribution to the International Development Association, the soft loan window of the World Bank. Do you see an increasing role for the United States in existing international finance institutions...