Debtors unable to pay are bound by "conditionalities" that include a forced sell-off of national assets to private investors in order to service their loans.
These cited cash intended for women being given to family members [ 41, 89]; increased work imposed on women by conditionalities (CCT schemes) [ 12]; failures to involve women's organisations in design of DSF schemes [ 12, 44]; and failures to take on issues such as gender-based violence within obligatory health education sessions (CCT schemes) [ 12].
Meeting at Gödöllö in Hungary to consider the Portuguese request for assistance, EU ministers issued a statement on Friday saying: "Euro-area and EU financial support will be provided on the basis of a policy programme which will be supported by strict conditionality".
This is sometimes forgotten, that all of this opposition mobilization was influenced by the conditionality from Brussels.
The U.S. has used this influence to further its long-term foreign policy objectives and short-term political and economic goals by imposing conditionality on replenishment negotiations.
To be clear, by work-conditionality we mean conditions that link elements of the social minimum policy regime to some kind of work-related activity, such as active job search or retraining, not necessarily to immediate work.
Beneficiary children are also more likely to obtain checkups, which is promising given that checkups are not required by the conditionalities.
Now the idea is to "streamline" conditionality, by reducing the number of specific conditions imposed on a country, all the while making them more effective, if not more popular.
By not having conditionality in place and relying solely on incentives, the system prior to 2008 led to more children living in workless households, a situation associated with poorer outcomes in later life.
He is responding to Putin's conditionality by insisting he has no intention of harming the true interests of his home country, but it is not clear whether he would agree to a temporary gag while in Moscow.
