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From the Background: \'The sharp global recession now expected in 2020 (negative 5 9 percent GDP [gross domestic product] per capita according to the IMF [International Monetary Fund] ) coupled with devastating actual and potential loss of life and health damage due to COVID-19 [coronavirus disease 2019] has left the global macroeconomic and development playbook in tatters [ ] [S]everal proposals have been made for innovations that could potentially raise large amounts of financing for development Some require a political push for more generosity from rich countries, often coupled with financial engineering to maximize impact, while others require reforms in the international economic system that would permit developing countries to mobilize resources by and for themselves This paper seeks to review the more promising proposals in a systematic way We have limited the selection of proposals to those that are (i) already being discussed in official policymaking circles;and (ii) are large enough to have a material impact given the scale of the identified gap Our purpose is to summarize enough of the details to permit the reader to understand what each proposal can and cannot do, and where the political sticking points might lie Our hope is to contribute to a more informed discussion of how to move forward and where to focus efforts for advocacy \'
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Sustainable Development Finance Proposals for the Global COVID-19 Response
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