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An overview of Lagoro IDP camp in Kitgum District, northern Uganda, 20 May 2007. Manoocher Deghati/IRIN
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Dirk Willem te Velde
Dirk Willem te Velde

Dirk Willem te Velde

Dr Dirk Willem te Velde is the head of the International Economic Development Group. He led the European Report on Development 2012 on Confronting scarcity: managing water, energy and land for inclusive and sustainable growth launched in the run up to teh Rio+20 conference. He is currently undertaking work on the EU’s trade and investment policies and on policies and institutions to raise productivity in low income countries. He has written extensively on G20 issues, bringing developing country interests and research to the attention of the G20. Dirk Willem co-ordinated an influential study on the effects of the global financial crisis in 11 developing countries. He has advised donor agencies (e.g. DFID, Sida, and Dutch Ministry of Foreign Affairs), parliaments (e.g. UK, Cambodia) and multilateral bodies (World Bank, European Commission, UNCTAD, UNDESA, UNIDO, ILO, WTO LDC group) on the responses to the global financial crisis and other areas. He has written and edited several books, more than 25 journal articles and 25 book chapters related to investment, trade and growth issues. He holds a PhD from Birkbeck College, University of London.

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Traders work on the floor of the Ghana Stock Exchange in Accra, Ghana, June 15, 2006. (Photo by Jonathan Ernst)
Traders work on the floor of the Ghana Stock Exchange in Accra, Ghana, June 15, 2006. (Photo by Jonathan Ernst)

License: Creative Commons
Credit: Development;Finance;Information and Technology;Landscape;Orientation;People;Photo specs;Private Sector Development;banking;capital markets;commerce;communications;enterprise;growth;market;men;telecommunications
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What does it take to build a stable and efficient financial sector for sustained growth and structural transformation in Africa?

Event - Public event - 11 September 2013 09:30 - 11:00 (GMT+00)
​The Governor of the Central Bank of Ghana joins a range of international financial sector experts to debate sustained growth and structural transformation in Africa
Construction workers in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam
Construction workers in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam

Workers take a break at a construction site in Ho Chi Minh City. Rapid urbanization in Vietnam has brought both opportunities and challenges to the country. Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam. Photo: Tran Viet Duc / World Bank
License: Creative Commons
Credit: Flickr/World Bank
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Financial regulation in low-income countries: balancing inclusive growth with financial stability

Event - Workshop - 10 - 11 September 2013
​The University of Ghana hosted a two workshop and debate for the ODI project, funded by DFID-ESRC Growth Research Programme, on financial regulation in African low-income countries.
Dirk Willem te Velde

Coordinated monetary policy is a global public good, but will the G20 provide it?

Opinion - Articles and blogs - 27 August 2013
​Monetary policy is one of a range of policies that require global coordination and, as September’s G20 summit in Petersburg is approaching fast, a new set of challenges is confronting the global economy. There are few alternatives to the G20 in providing such governance global public goods and even the G20 faces immense difficulties in doing this effectively.


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