U.S. Network for Global Economic Justice is a coalition of 205 grassroots, faith-based, policy, women's, social- and economic-justice, youth, solidarity, labor, and development organizations dedicated to the profound transformation of the World Bank and the International Monetary Fund (IMF).

The Mobilization for Global Justice, a broad coalition of hundreds of organizations, is in Washington, DC to raise public awareness of the negative impact of International Monetary Fund and World Bank programs have on the world's poorest countries.

For more than a decade, citizens' groups from around the world have been trying to stop the World Bank from wreaking environmental havoc, financial ruin, and social harm throughout the Third World. Its loans finance disastrous projects and sink its Third World borrowers ever deeper into debt. It's time to acknowledge that the Bank should be shut down.

Should international development assistance from the World Bank for two of the poorest countries in Africa be used to support the world's richest oil companies?

Information, commentary and humor about the international finance system specifically as it impacts the developing world. Fun, yet detailed.

Careful examination of the effects and requirements set by the International Monetary Fund and World bank, which give money to poor governments in return for specific, often damaging controls set on their economies.

News, background, materials, and information on the international campaign using grassroots financial and political power to demand an end to socially and environmentally destructive policies and projects.