To promote economic growth and social progress

To protect the environment and natural resources

To ensure human rights and fundamental freedoms

To regulate international trade and investment

World Bank

International Monetary Fund (IMF)

United Nations Development Programme (UNDP)

World Trade Organization (WTO)

To provide financial support to businesses and entrepreneurs in developing countries

To promote foreign direct investment in developing countries

To facilitate international trade and commerce

To regulate the financial sector in developing countries

The requirement that development projects should generate additional benefits beyond what would have occurred without the project

The principle that development projects should be funded entirely by external sources

The idea that development projects should be implemented in a sustainable manner

The practice of tying aid to the purchase of goods and services from the donor country

To provide financial services to low-income individuals and small businesses who are typically excluded from traditional banking systems

To promote financial inclusion and economic empowerment

To reduce poverty and inequality

All of the above

A set of criteria used to assess a country's ability to repay its external debt

A framework for managing and restructuring sovereign debt

A mechanism for providing debt relief to heavily indebted countries

A combination of the above

To set specific targets and indicators for improving the lives of people around the world

To promote sustainable development and address global challenges

To mobilize resources and partnerships for development

All of the above

It sets legally binding targets for reducing greenhouse gas emissions

It establishes a framework for international cooperation on climate change

It provides financial support to developing countries for climate change mitigation and adaptation

All of the above

To promote international trade and investment for development

To provide technical assistance and capacity building to developing countries

To advocate for fair and equitable trade policies

All of the above

The combination of public and private funds to finance development projects

The use of innovative financial instruments to attract private sector investment in development

The practice of providing concessional loans to developing countries

The transfer of financial resources from developed to developing countries

To set a comprehensive framework for sustainable development

To address global challenges such as poverty, inequality, and climate change

To promote peace, justice, and strong institutions

All of the above

To regulate international trade and promote free trade

To provide technical assistance and capacity building to developing countries

To facilitate trade negotiations and agreements

All of the above

The provision of financial resources for projects that promote environmental sustainability

The integration of environmental considerations into financial decision-making

The development of financial instruments and markets that support green investments

All of the above

To provide financial resources for the fight against HIV/AIDS, tuberculosis, and malaria

To support research and development of new treatments and vaccines

To strengthen health systems in developing countries

All of the above

To provide financial assistance to developing countries for various development projects

To promote sustainable development and poverty reduction

To support capacity building and institutional strengthening in developing countries

All of the above