Integrating IMF Communications and Operations

Transparency and communication have become central to the IMF's mission.

Volume/Issue: Volume 2005 Issue 042

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Labor , Economics- Macroeconomics , Public Finance , Civics and Citizenship , PP , IMF staff , IMF policy , IMF mission , policy advice , executive director , IMF communications , IMF department , IMF print publication , Japan-IMF scholarship program , mission chief , IMF management , IMF survey , IMF office , IMF's work , Communications in revenue administration , Civil society organizations , Labor unions , Civil society , Global , Africa , Asia and Pacific , Middle East , IMF staff activity

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Summary

Transparency and communication have become central to the IMF's mission. The main thesis is that an important means of further strengthening the IMF's external communication in the period ahead will be better coordination and integration of communication with the IMF's policies and operations, especially in country work and for major policy initiatives and issues. Options for implementing the IMF's existing external communications strategy that can be accommodated within existing budget limits are highlighted for discussion.