Global Development Finance 2008
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Global Development Finance 2008

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463 pages
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'Global Development Finance' - the World Bank's annual report on the external financing of developing countries - provides monitoring and analysis of development finance, identifying key emerging trends and policy challenges in international financial flows that are likely to affect the growth prospects of developing countries.
As major financial institutions currently recognize losses from the U.S. subprime mortgage market crisis and rebuild their balance sheets through a more conservative approach to lending and risk management, the central theme of this year's report will be the market for international bank credit to developing countries.It is an indispensable resource for governments, economists, investors, financial consultants, academics, bankers, and the entire development community.
'Vol I: Analysis and Outlook' reviews recent trends in financial flows to developing countries.
'Vol II. Summary and Country Tables'* includes comprehensive data for 138 countries, as well as summary data for regions and income groups. Also available on CD-ROM, with more than 200 historical time series from 1970 to 2006, and country group estimates for 2007.
* 'Vol II. Summary and Country Tables' not sold separately.

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THE WORLD BANK
Global
Development
Finance
The Role of International Banking
II: SUMMARY AND COUNTRY TABLES 2008
Global
Development
Finance
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Global
Development
Finance
II: SUMMARY AND COUNTRY TABLES 2008
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Table of Contents
Preface vii Burundi 84
Cambodia 87
Acknowledgments ix Cameroon 90
Cape Verde 93
About the data xi Central African Republic 96
Methodology xi Chad 99
Metadata xiv Chile 102
Country notes xx China 105
Sources xxColombia 108
Symbols xxi Comoros 111
Congo, Democratic Republic of 114
Abbreviations xxiii Congo, Republic of 117
Costa Rica 120
Country groups xxv
Côte d’Ivoire 123
Croatia 126Summary table xxvii
Djibouti 129
Regional and income group Dominica 132
aggregate tables 1 Dominican Republic 135
Ecuador 138
Country tables 29 Egypt, Arab Republic of 141
Afghanistan 30 El Salvador 144
Albania 33 Equatorial Guinea 147
Algeria 36 Eritrea 150
Angola 39 Ethiopia 153
Argentina 42 Fiji 156
Armenia 45Gabon 159
Azerbaijan 48 Gambia, The 162
Bangladesh 51 Georgia 165
Belarus 54Ghana 168
Belize 57 Grenada 171
Benin 60Guatemala 174
Bhutan 63Guinea 177
Bolivia 66 Guinea-Bissau 180
Bosnia and Herzegovina 69 Guyana 183
Botswana 72Haiti 186
Brazil 75Honduras 189
Bulgaria 78 Hungary 192
Burkina Faso 81 India 195
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GLOBAL DEVELOPMENT FINANCE 2008
Indonesia 198 Poland 315
Iran, Islamic Republic of 201 Romania 318
Jamaica 204 Russian Federation 321
Jordan 207 Rwanda 324
Kazakhstan 210 Samoa 327
Kenya 213 São Tomé and Principe 330
Kyrgyz Republic 216 Senegal 333
Lao People’s Democratic Republic 219Serbia 336
Latvia 222Seychelles 339
Lebanon 225 Sierra Leone 342
Lesotho 228 Slovak Republic 345
Liberia 231 Solomon Islands 348
Lithuania 234 Somalia 351
Macedonia, FYR 237 South Africa 354
Madagascar 240 Sri Lanka 357
Malawi 243 St. Kitts and Nevis 360
Malaysia 246 St. Lucia 363
Maldives 249 St. Vincent and the Grenadines 366
Mali 252 Sudan 369
Mauritania 255Swaziland 372
Mauritius 258 Syrian Arab Republic 375
Mexico 261Tajikistan 378
Moldova 264 Tanzania 381
Mongolia 267 Thailand 384
Montenegro 270 Togo 387
Morocco 273 Tonga 390
Mozambique 276 Tunisia 393
Myanmar 279 Turkey 396
Nepal 282 Turkmenistan 399
Nicaragua 285Uganda 402
Niger 288Ukraine 405
Nigeria 291 Uruguay 408
Oman 294 Uzbekistan 411
Pakistan 297 Vanuatu 414
Panama 300 Venezuela, República Bolivariana de 417
Papua New Guinea 302 Vietnam 420
Paraguay 306 Yemen, Republic of 423
Peru 309 Zambia 426
Philippines 312Zimbabwe 429
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Preface
lobalDevelopmentFinance2008:Summary GDF. Text providing country notes, definitions,
and source notes is linked to each table. The generaland Country Tables is part of a two-volumeG cutoff date for data is December 2007.annual publication. Volume I: Review,
This database is also available online (GDFAnalysis, and Outlook contains analysis and com-
Online) through the website of the World Bank.mentary on recent developments in international
The database covers external debt stocks andfinance for developing countries. Volume II: Sum-
flows, major economic aggregates, and key debt ra-mary and Country Tables (GDF) contains statistical
tios, as well as average terms of new commitments,tables on the external debt of the 134 countries that
currency composition of long-term debt, debt re-report public and publicly guaranteed debt under
structuring, and scheduled debt service projectionsthe Debtor Reporting System (DRS). It also includes
for all countries reporting through the DRS.tables of selected debt and resource flow statistics
The economic aggregates presented in the tablesfor individual reporting countries as well as sum-
are prepared for the convenience of users. Althoughmary tables for regional and income groups. It is the
debt indicators can give useful information aboutculmination of a year-long process that requires ex-
developments in a debt-servicing capacity, conclu-tensive cooperation from people and organizations
sions drawn from them will not be valid unlessaround the globe—national central banks, min-
accompanied by careful economic evaluation.istries of finance, major multilateral organizations,
The macroeconomic information provided isand many departments of the World Bank.
from standard sources, but many of them are sub-The Little Data Book on External Debt 2008
ject to considerable margins of error. The usualprovides a quick reference to the data from the
care must be taken in interpreting the indicators,GDF.
particularly for the most recent year or two, sinceGlobal Development Finance 2008 on CD-
figures are preliminary and subject to revision.ROM contains a database of 215 time series indi-
cators, covering the years 1970 to 2006 in most
Shaida Badieecases, and to 2014 for “pipeline” data. It also con-
Director, Development Data Grouptains the full contents of the print version of the
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Acknowledgments
his volume was prepared by the Financial the International Finance Team of the Develop-
Data Team of the Development Data ment Prospects Group (DECPG), the staff of theTGroup, led by Ibrahim Levent. The team Economic Policy and Debt Department (PRMED),
consists of Laila Adair, Nanasamudd Chhim, and the country economists who reviewed the
Nevin Fahmy, Shelley Fu, Nino Kostava, Gloria data. The work was carried out under the manage-
Moreno, Yasue Sakuramoto and Alagiri Venkatesan. ment of Shaida Badiee.
The team was assisted by Awatif H. Abuzeid and The production of this volume was managed
Rosario Alipio. The system support team was led by Richard Fix, with assistance of Azita Amjadi
by Abdolreza Farivari; Soong Sup Lee provided and Beatriz Prieto Oramas. The CD-ROM and
the macroeconomic data, and K. M. Vijayalakshmi online database were prepared by Buyant Erdene
provided worker remittances and compensation of Khaltarkhuu and William Prince. Staff from Exter-
employee data. Many others inside the World nal Affairs coordinated the publication and dis-
Bank provided helpful input, especially the staff of semination of the book.
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