Development Finance International

Gail Hurley and Matthew Martin of DFI have contributed two chapters to a forthcoming book on Debt Sustainability Assessments and their Role in the International Financial Architecture, which have now been published as separate studies. Gail’s study is on How Transparency Makes Debt Sustainability Analysis a Trusted and Effective Tool , and looks at how to make DSA tools and analysis more transparent and accessible to stakeholders, and preparation of DSAs a more participatory exercise, especially in borrowing countries. Matthew’s study is on How to Ensure Debt Sustainability Accelerates Sustainable Development, and looks at how the DSA frameworks could be modified to incorporate the spending costs, financing needs and positive growth multipliers of spending on the social and environmental SDGs.