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IFFIm's financial base consists of legally-binding grants from nine sovereign sponsors. By signing the grant agreements, these countries have agreed to pay these obligations in a specified schedule of payments.
To date, the sponsoring countries have committed to pay the following US$ equivalent amounts:
Note: Brazil pledged the equivalent of US$ 20 million. These numbers are based on June 10, 2011, exchange rates. Grant agreements are pending. The table above shows IFFIm pledges by donors in USD and USD equivalent amounts of national currency pledges calculated using prevailing exchange rate at the time of signing of the grant agreement.
IFFIm issues bonds based on long-term donor pledges
Source: World Bank, November 2011
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