Making the Financial Sector Work for the Poor

Strahan Spencer and Adrian Wood

Journal of Development Studies, 2005, vol. 41, issue 4, 657-674

Abstract: What is the role of a bilateral donor such as DFID in the field of finance and development? What should be its priorities, and what instruments are available in the three domains in which it can act - internationally, through governments, and on the private sector? In this article, we offer some answers to these questions.

Date: 2005
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