|
| |
Third World Debt (as
of April 2004)
Type of Relief
|
Committed |
Actual
($billions) |
| Traditional debt cancellation |
30 |
19.8 |
| Relief from HIPC
I |
25 |
6.2 |
| Relief from HIPC II |
25 |
8.8 |
| Previous bilateral cancellation |
20 |
0 |
| Additional bilateral relief |
10 |
1.3 |
| 'Topping Up' |
1 |
0.23 |
|
|
|
|
Total
relief |
111 |
36.3 |
8
countries had gone through the HIPC process (Completion Point):
| Benin |
Mauritania |
| Bolivia |
Mozambique |
| Burkina Faso |
Tanzania |
| Mali |
Uganda |
18
countries had reached the first stage of HIPC (Decision Point):
|
Cameroon |
Guinea-Bissau |
|
Niger |
Chad
|
|
Guyana |
Senegal |
|
Ethiopia |
Honduras |
| Sao
Tome and Principe |
Gambia |
|
Madagascar |
Sierra Leone |
|
Ghana |
Malawi |
|
Rwanda |
Guinea |
|
Nicaragua |
Zambia |
8
countries had not yet reached the first stage of HIPC (Pre-decision Point):
|
Burundi |
Congo DR |
|
Central African Republic |
Congo Rep |
| Cote
d'Ivoire |
Myanmar |
|
Comoros |
Togo |
8
countries are classified as heavily indebted, but unlikely to ever reach the
first stage of HIPC:
|
Angola |
Somalia |
|
Kenya |
Sudan |
| Lao
PDR |
Vietnam |
|
Liberia |
Yemen |
Other countries not classified as HIPCs, but identified by Jubilee 2000 as
requiring debt cancellation:
|
Bangladesh |
Morocco |
|
Cambodia |
Nepal |
|
Equatorial Guinea |
Nigeria |
|
Haiti |
Peru |
|
Jamaica |
Philippines |
| Zimbabwe
|
|
Source:
Jubilee Research
|
