Bretton Woods Project

The Bretton Woods Project serves as a civil society watchdog for the International Monetary Fund (IMF) and the World Bank, advocating for a multilateral system that prioritises democracy, inclusivity, transparency, and accountability, especially for the world's poorest and most vulnerable populations. Through various advocacy programmes, the Project focuses on critical issues such as global economic accountability, environmental advocacy, financialisation, human rights, gender equality, and macroeconomic policy.

The Project publishes a range of resources including quarterly reviews and reports that analyse developments within the IMF and World Bank, highlighting the need for reform in their policies to better support developing countries. By engaging with key stakeholders, it aims to amplify calls for fairer policies and ensure that the voices of African and other developing nations are heard in global economic governance.

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