This website presents data on the activities of the IMF compiled and published by academic researchers and civil society (not IMF officials). The data draws exclusively on IMF official documents and cites these accordingly, so that anyone interested can trace back the information. You can explore data on conditionality, surveillance, and COVID-19 response.
What is the IMF?
The International Monetary Fund is an intergovernmental organization engaged in monitoring economic and financial policies, offering technical assistance on economic affairs, and providing loans to countries in need.
Formed of
190 member countries |
Founded in
1945 after World War II |
Committed
$170 billion in loans for Covid-19 |