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Debt Management Monitor

Debt management technical assistance for DMF eligible countries

Overview

During 2021, the public debt outlook for developing countries and emerging markets continued to worsen due to the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic. The crisis drove up fiscal pressures and elevated financing needs, while weakening countries¡¯ capacity to service and repay public debt. In parallel, revenues declined given lower growth and trade limitations.

 

As a result of rising public debt levels and increased liquidity pressures, an increasing number of countries are at high risk or already in debt distress. As of end-January 2022, 58 percent of the countries covered under the Low-Income Country Debt Sustainability Framework (LIC DSF) faced a high risk of external debt distress or were already in debt distress. Full transparency around public debt data and debt restructuring operations is paramount in the wake of rising fiscal risks.

Data Dashboard


Explore Debt Management Monitor data through the interactive dashboard below. Use the various options available to select one or more countries to review macroeconomic, debt sustainability and debt management profiles, filter by regions, or switch between selected countries using the dropdown menu.

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