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Parliamentarians speak on why IDA matters for their country

February 1, 2013

In these new videos, parliamentarians from Ghana, Rwanda, Sri Lanka and Uganda speak on the relevance of the International Development Association (IDA), the World Bank's fund for the world’s 81 poorest countries. The MPs touch upon issues such as the difference between IDA and other sources of financing, how IDA has contributed to the development of their country, IDA's role in conflict-affected countries, and the role of IDA for development finance. For example, a Sri Lankan Member of Parliament shares, "What I like specifically about IDA is that they base their intervention on the country assistance strategy. They look at your priorities.”

Watch IDA videos through the World Bank Youtube Channel

RECORDED IN APRIL 2012:

One of Ghana's longest-sitting Parliamentarians, Hon. Gershon K.B. Gbediame

Rwanda's Deputy Speaker of Parliament, Marie-Josee Kankera

Deputy Member of Parliament and Chair of Uganda PN, Geoffrey Ekanya

Sri Lankan Member of Parliament, Ravi Karunanayake




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