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His strong support and that of the evangelical Christian community showed how broad and deep support for debt relief had become.

"I hope the leaders are watching because this is showing that this [debt relief for Africa] is what people want, " she said.

They denounce debt relief, calling it a reward for the undeserving.

Plan B acknowledges the need for debt relief, through some combination of a fiscal transfer and a contribution by bondholders.

But less than half of that has been disbursed, and a big chunk has gone on debt relief rather than fresh funds.

There is a real risk of seeing countries which have benefited from debt relief become heavily indebted once more.

Because combined with increased aid and debt relief, trade promises to deliver the greatest long-term benefits to the poor.

Every country offering at least $100m in aid within two years or $200m in debt relief will be given voting power.

Up to now the focus has been on financial help: America has offered debt relief to Egypt, the IMF has lent cash with few strings attached.

There's also a danger that debt relief will substitute for aid, rather than be additional, as it's intended to be.

A lot of countries, he says, had been able to balance their development aid against debt relief.

He put debt relief for poor countries firmly on its agenda, along with a more open discussion of corruption.

In modern times, the most common alternatives to debt relief in cases where debt cannot be paid are forbearance and debt restructuring.

The bulk of the meeting is expected to focus on international trade and debt relief, with some discussion expected on the RMB.

"The IMF is calling for up to 90 percent in debt relief, " complains one banker -- a claim that sources in the IMF deny.

The promise of aid, in the form of debt relief and loan guarantees, is helping allay some fears in Egypt and Tunisia.

Africa has benefited from big inflows of foreign direct investment, especially from China, as well as foreign aid and debt relief.

The debt relief for Greece looks insufficient (and participation by private creditors may also fall short of expectations).

The provision of debt relief under the HIPC initiative depends on policies being in place that effectively contribute to poverty reduction.

Government reforms are behind target, and negotiations with private creditors over voluntary debt relief are stalled.

The recent debt exchange deal Europe offered Greece was a rip-off, providing much less debt relief than the country needed.

By this time debt relief had an amazing array of supporters, led by Bono.

Thirty-four million more children in Africa are now in school in large part because their governments used money freed up by debt relief.

For those countries that were owed money, debt relief cost next to nothing, and no one noticed.

Last weekend's spring meeting of the IMF and World Bank was the latest move in the exasperating charade that is the debt-relief debate.

We must use all potential means of raising resources, including debt relief.

Second, developed countries must provide the resources for deeper, faster, and broader debt relief.

Late last month, President Obama announced a debt relief plan for America's college students and recent graduates.

Finance ministries were initially dismissive about debt relief but were eventually won over.

In early October, I hosted a meeting in the Cabinet Room for supporters of the debt-relief initiative. Reverned Pat Robertson was there.

An increased focus on debt relief and making development aid more effective are part of the story.

Many spectators talked specifically about the need for debt relief, medicine, food and development in Africa.

I have a new appreciation for the urgent need for debt relief, infrastructure and regional integration if poverty is to be reduced.

The International Monetary Fund is nearing a deal with the Democratic Republic of Congo worth billions in debt relief and aid.

IBRD income also pays for World Bank operating expenses and has contributed to IDA and debt relief.

Inflation - the reduction in the nominal value of currency - reduces the real value of debts, thus providing categorical debt relief.

The deal has threatened to scupper Congo's eligibility for debt relief under the highly indebted poor country initiative.

The president also supports total debt relief for 14 of Africa's poorest nations with another 18 under consideration.

in recent weeks , the eu and the g8 have announced significant packages of debt relief and increased aid to the developing world.

Progress in reform programs and in debt relief have improved the prospects for growth.

What our economy needs is direct job creation by the government and mortgage-debt relief for stressed consumers.

Borrowers who qualify will get payment relief, not debt relief.

And finally we worked very closely on HIPC (debt relief).

The plan is expected to provide some 50bn euros of debt relief to Greece.

It also endorsed granting Afghanistan a further $1. 6 billion in debt relief.

The dangers of debt relief are great.

The bill would begin the process of debt relief for 24 of the world's poorest nations.

Debt relief is a good thing, and so is credit from the Export-Import Bank.

Haiti received $1. 2 billion in debt relief from the World Bank in June 2009.

Aid from OECD countries fell between 2006 and 2007, partly because of an exceptionally high level of debt relief in 2006.

Burmese President Thein Sein has arrived in Japan for a five-day visit expected to focus on financial aid and debt relief.

REPORTER: But why exactly are you tying in the debt relief to forest conservation?

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