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The Critical Contribution of Independent Accountability Mechanisms (IAMs) to the Global Governance Paradigm
For several decades now, the environmental and social safeguard policies adopted by international financial institutions (IFIs), along with the related accountability frameworks provided by the independent accountability mechanisms (IAMs) established by each, have been at the very forefront of a glo
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