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The New Bretton Woods: Engineering a Livable Planet
Season 2 · Episode 1487

The New Bretton Woods: Engineering a Livable Planet

Discover how the IMF and World Bank are pivoting from poverty alleviation to climate resilience and mobilizing trillions in private capital.

My Weird Prompts · Daniel Rosehill

March 23, 202622m 32s

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Show Notes

For eighty years, the global financial architecture has focused on poverty and stability, but a massive re-engineering is underway to meet the urgent demands of the climate crisis. This episode explores the "Evolution Roadmap" of the World Bank and the IMF’s pivot toward green conditionality, detailing how technical shifts in equity ratios and de-risking strategies are unlocking billions for a livable planet. We dive into the tension between private profit and public good, examining whether these institutions can successfully bridge the gap between emergency firefighting and long-term sustainable development in an era of shrinking bilateral aid and rising isolationism.