- We Want Your Opinion
Public Consultation on IDB Strategies and Policies
The Inter-American Development Bank (IDB) is preparing a set of strategies and policies to guide the Bank’s work in various fields of development in the years ahead. As part of this process, the Bank has initiated a series of consultations to obtain comments and suggestions from different sectors. Please send your comments to the e-mailbox listed in the Consultation Plan corresponding to each of the documents below or to consulta@iadb.org.
Among other questions, the IDB is interested in opinions on the following:
* Do the strategies and policies respond to the needs of the region?
* Are they applicable and pertinent to real-world conditions in the countries of Latin America and the Caribbean?
When submitting comments on any of the strategies or policies, please include your name, country and organization and refer to the strategy or policy on which you are sending comments.
Tentative Schedule of Consultations on Sector Operational Strategies and Policies (October 2005)
* Operational Guidelines for the Development and Consultation of IDB Sector Strategies and Policies
Strategy/Policy: Disaster Risk Management Policy
Document: Draft
Deadline: March 21, 2006
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