Research library, analytical tools, and open-source development roadmap for debt intelligence infrastructure
Since 1956, creditor nations have coordinated through the Paris Club with comprehensive analytical tools and shared intelligence. 139 debtor nations negotiate individually with limited access to precedent data, analytical capacity, or coordination mechanisms.
This open-source platform provides verified precedent data, analytical tools, and research supporting evidence-based debt coordination for developing economies. Developed by the UN Expert Group on Debt, co-chaired by Dr. Mahmoud Mohieldin and Professor Jayati Ghosh.
Mission: Provide debtor nations with the same level of information access, analytical capacity, and coordination infrastructure that creditors have had for decades.
Searchable records of 500+ historical restructuring agreements showing terms, creditor compositions, and documented outcomes for comparable cases.
Climate-adjusted debt sustainability analysis, scenario modeling, and fiscal space calculations using IMF/World Bank frameworks with live data.
Secure communication channels, shared negotiation intelligence, and real-time coordination during restructuring processes for collective strategy.
Current Status: Phase 1 infrastructure (precedent database, calculator, country profiles) is operational. Phase 2-4 analytical and coordination tools are under development as open-source projects.
Policy frameworks, case studies, and legal templates supporting evidence-based debt coordination
Analysis of current DSA models and proposals for climate-integrated alternatives that account for vulnerability rather than just creditworthiness.
Comprehensive analysis showing debt burdens crowd out health, education, and climate adaptation spending across 60+ countries.
Documentation of successful debt-relief linked to climate action in Belize, Seychelles, and Barbados, showing replicable models.
Strategies for aligning positions across debtor nations, building coalitions, and negotiating from enhanced coordination.
Model provisions for climate disaster-triggered payment suspensions based on Barbados and Grenada precedents.
Collection of actual contract language from successful climate-linked debt restructurings for adaptation.
Building open-source debt intelligence infrastructure for the global community
Contribute verified restructuring cases with source documentation via GitHub
Help reach French, Spanish, and Arabic-speaking officials
Contribute anonymized country case studies and analysis
Contribute to analytical tools and data visualization development