International Development Association

A legal affiliate of the bank, the International Development Association, committed nearly $5 billion.

Additionally, voting power is based on economic size in addition to International Development Association contributions.

They called the agency the "International Development Association."

The purpose of the International Development Association is to provide capital funds for poorer developing member countries on more flexible terms.

Aid, a gift, is another matter entirely and the International Development Association can legitimately seek structural reform.

The loan, made through the International Development Association, the bank's concessionary lending arm, is for 35 years, including a 10-year grace period.

The agency focuses on member countries of the International Development Association and countries affected by armed conflict.

The poorest of nations are offered long-term, interest-free loans through another subsidiary, the International Development Association.

This is part of a three-year $12.4 billion replenishment recently negotiated for the bank's International Development Association subsidiary.

The United States government allocated about $300,000 in assistance through the International Development Association.

Too little and six years late, the Reagan Administration has finally come to appreciate the importance of the International Development Association.

They urge members of Congress not to reduce financing for the bank's International Development Association unit, which provides loans to very poor countries.

Full title: International Development Association.

In a related matter, the bank said its International Development Association would provide a 117.8 million dollar credit to help fight blindness in India.

By the end of January 1960, fifteen countries signed the articles of agreement which established the International Development Association.

The bank also produced the International Finance Corporation and the International Development Association.

The International Development Association (World Bank subsidiary) provides grants to poor countries for up to fifty years with no interest charge.

The World Bank had a $600 million commitment to Madagascar through 21 active International Development Association projects.

The International Development Association - the World Bank agency that lends to the world's neediest - needs another refill.

President Reagan's delay in replenishing the bank's soft loans affiliate, the International Development Association, caused much of the shortfall.

The International Development Association, the EEC, and Denmark entered.

In this regard, the example provided by the latest review of the International Development Association (IDA) is revealing.

This includes not only the bank's new Global Environmental Facility, but also its low-interest International Development Association and conventional project lending.

In 1983 the Abdallah regime borrowed US$2.85 million from the International Development Association to devise a national family planning program.

One program, funded by the World Bank's International Development Association, will provide reliable and widespread electricity in the urban and southern parts of the country.