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Guidance Note On Implementing The Debt Limits Policy In Fund Supported Programs
International Monetary Fund. Strategy, Policy, & Review Department
The Debt Limits Policy (DLP) establishes the framework for using quantitative conditionality to address debt vulnerabilities in IMF-supported programs. In October 2020, the Executive Board approved reforms to the DLP which will enter into effect on June 30, 2021. The risk-based approach to setting debt conditionality informed by Debt Sustainability Analyses under the previous DLP approved in 2014 is maintained. The reforms aim to provide countries with more financing flexibility in practice while still adequately containing debt vulnerabilities through appropriate safeguards. This note provides operational and technical guidance related to the implementation of the DLP, including the operationalization of the approved reforms. In particular, it outlines the core principles underpinning the DLP, including when debt conditionality in IMF-supported programs is warranted and how to account for country-specific circumstances in the design of debt limits. The note also describes the process of setting and implementing debt conditionality, including: (i) identifying debt vulnerabilities to inform the focus of debt conditionality; (ii) designing debt conditionality; and (iii) implementing debt conditionality through the review cycle. The Guidance Note is intended for use by both IMF staff and country officials. In this regard, in addition to the guidance presented in the main body, the note also contains several annexes that cover definitional, technical, and operational issues arising in the determination and implementation of public debt limits.
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debt conditionality; debt vulnerability; Policy conditionality requirement; country debt Sustainability analysis; enhancement program; Debt limits; Debt sustainability; Debt sustainability analysis; Global
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International Monetary Fund. Strategy, Policy, & Review Department

Quality in Signals to Determine When Projects Integral to Authorities’ Development Program—Specific Considerations FIGURES 1. Debt Limits Policy and Other Policies and Tools 2. Designing Debt Limits Flow Chart TABLES 1. Template for Table on Debt Holder Profile 2. Illustrative Forms of Debt Conditionality in Response to Different Vulnerabilities 3. Debt Limits Policy Conditionality Requirements 4. Signals for NCB Project Exceptions—Core Options ANNEXES I. Overview of 2020 Debt Limits Policy Reforms II. Program Documentation III. Borrowing Plan

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Debt information; transparency policy
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Guidance Note On Implementing The Debt Limits Policy In Fund Supported Programs
International Monetary Fund. Strategy, Policy, & Review Department

the MAC DSA/SRDSF (for countries that do not normally rely on concessional financing) can be deployed to determine the need for, and appropriate nature and calibration of debt conditionality, are provided in sections B and C respectively. Specific operational considerations for designing debt conditionality are discussed in section D. Table 3. Debt Limits Policy Conditionality Requirements Countries that normally rely on concessional financing (LIC-DSF) DSA Risk Rating No significant access to international financial markets Significant

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debt vulnerability; debt conditionality; short-term debt; debtor country; debt holder profile table; Debt limits; Debt sustainability analysis