About The Platform
Operationalizing digital infrastructure called for by the UN Expert Group on Debt
When countries need to restructure their debt, they often negotiate alone—without data on what terms other countries achieved or tools to analyze their options. Meanwhile, the institutions they negotiate with have had coordinated systems and shared intelligence since 1956.
This platform helps level that playing field.
Precedent Database
Searchable records of 20 verified historical restructuring agreements showing terms, creditor compositions, and documented outcomes.
Analytical Tools
Debt relief impact calculator converting savings into healthcare, education, and climate adaptation outcomes using verified economic data.
Country Profiles
Economic and climate vulnerability profiles for 23 countries drawn from World Bank, IMF, and ND-GAIN data sources.
Official Sources
- IMF Staff Reports & Press Releases
Debt sustainability analyses, program documents, and lending data
- Paris Club Official Reports
Agreed minutes and treatment terms for bilateral debt
- World Bank WDI & Debt Reports
Economic indicators, debt statistics, and development data
- ND-GAIN Climate Vulnerability Index
Country-level climate vulnerability and readiness scores
Coverage
- 23 Countries
Sub-Saharan Africa, South Asia, Latin America & Caribbean, MENA, Europe
- 20 Verified Precedents
HIPC, Common Framework, Paris Club, bilateral, and private restructurings
- 12 Climate-Linked Cases
Including blue bonds, debt-for-nature swaps, and disaster clauses
- 5 Treatment Types
Flow, Stock, HIPC, Common Framework, Blue Bond
Finance Ministers & Debt Negotiators
Evidence-based analysis of restructuring options using verified precedents and live economic data
Policy Researchers & Economists
Comprehensive debt-climate analysis with verified data from Paris Club, IMF, and World Bank
This platform is open source and built to be extended by the global development community.
Conceptualized after the COP 30 Simulation Program. API documentation available for developers and researchers.