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ActionAid Leads Economic Literacy Training on IMF in Seattle
ActionAid offers activists, social movements and civil society organizations the opportunity to learn about how International Monetary Fund (IMF) lending conditions restrict the ability of developing countries to hire the teachers and healthcare workers they need. In June, ActionAid’s Rick Rowden led a training session in Seattle for over 80 health care professionals and activists to help them to demand changes in those policies.
Macroeconomic Literacy Training
ActionAid offers activists, social movements and civil society organizations the opportunity to learn about how International Monetary Fund (IMF) lending conditions restrict the ability of developing countries to hire the teachers and healthcare workers they need.
Voices from the South Raise Decibel Levels on IMF Policy: Three African Women Visit Capitol Hill to Share Their Story
Jam-packed classrooms with 160 students and one teacher. Communities without a single doctor or clinic for hundred of miles. While it may be hard to imagine for some, or merely represent staggering statistics for others, this is the daily reality for persons in dozens of African nations. ActionAid is bringing these realities to the US Congress and calling for changes to International Monetary Fund (IMF) policies.
More Doctors, Nurses, Teachers Hired in Developing Countries
Overly restrictive fiscal and monetary policies in International Monetary Fund (IMF) loan programs limit the ability of developing countries to spend more on doctors, nurses and teachers. Send a message to your congressperson to change these harmful and restrictive policies.
