World Bank–funded projects involving civil society participation increasing from 21% in 1990 to 72% in 2006 were the result of which campaign aimed at shaming the IMF and World Bank into opening up to civil society?
A. 50 Years is Enough
B. Development Group for Alternative Policies
C. Network for Global Economic Justice
D. Anti-Capitalist Convergence
A. 50 Years is Enough
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