01372nam a22001337a 4500100001800000245014300018260007100161300000900232520083700241650004701078856009301125942000701218999001301225  aGriffiths, J.  aThe State of Finance for Developing Countries 2014: An Assessment of the Scale of all Sources of Finance Available to Developing Countries  aBrusselsbEuropean Network on Debt and Development (EURODAD)c2014  a40p.  aThis report provides the most comprehensive review of the quantity of different financing sources available to developing countries, and how they have changed over the past decade. Eurodad have analysed the best available data produced by international institutions, both from the point of view of developing countries as a whole, and for low-income (LICs), lower-middle-income (LMICs) and upper-middle-income countries (UMICs) separately. The report provides figures in absolute terms in US dollars, and also as percentages of Gross Domestic Product (GDP)  a much better indicator of how important they are to the developing country in question. One key finding of the report is that losses of financial resources by developing countries have been more than double the inflows of new financial resources since the financial crisis.  aTax, Private Finance, Debt, Illicit Wealth  uiffoadatabase.trustafrica.org/iff/The_State_of_Finance_for_developing_countries_2014.pdf  cCF  c900d900