Turning to a trusted friend : using debt exchanges for environmental and development purposes

Steven Freeland

Turning to a trusted friend : using debt exchanges for environmental and development purposes

Steven Freeland

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Evolutionary process of debt exchange, from the first debt-for-nature (DFN) swap in 1987 to the point where it may be utilised to address the complexity of problems associated with the unsustainable levels of less developed countries (LDC) debt - the debt exchange mechanism might possibly be used to embrace questions of broader concern, such as transfer and distribution of technology designed to promote sustainable development in LDCs.

Original language	English
Journal	Australian International Law Journal
Publication status	Published - 2001

Keywords

debts
greenhouse effect
envronmental protection
technology

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Turning to a trusted friend : using debt exchanges for environmental and development purposes

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