Minimum Risk Premium: The Knaepen Package

Summary Overview of the Arrangement

Letter sent on 24 August 2001

Letters sent by several NGOs on the environment issue and the reply from the Chairman of Export Credit Group

Transparency and consultation on trade and environment in Spain

This report is based on exchanges with officials of the Spanish Ministries of the Environment; Economy; Agriculture, Fisheries and Food and Foreign Affairs; the Chairs of the Environmental Commissions of the Congress and the Senate, as well as ...

Transparency and consultation on trade and environment in the Czech Republic

This report is based on exchanges with officials of the Czech Ministries of the Environment, of Industry and Trade, and of Foreign Affairs, representatives of several non-governmental organisations.

Transparency and consultation on trade and environment in Finland

This report is based on exchanges with officials of the Finnish Ministries for Foreign Affairs, Environment, and Trade and Industry, and of the Grand Committee of the Finnish Parliament.

2001 Country Classification for Tied Aid and Repayment Terms

Maximum Repayment Terms and Eligibility for Tied and Partially Untied Aid under the Arrangement on Guidelines for Officially Supported Export Credits effective from 26th July 2001.

Country Eligibility Under the Arrangement

This is the follow up page which leads to the country classification tables for tied aid and maximum repayment terms.

Knaepen Package

The Knaepen Package Guiding Principles for setting Premia Fees under the Arrangement on Guidelines for Officially Supported Export Credits

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Official Export Credit Support to Heavily Indebted Poor Countries (HIPC) and Countries that are only eligible for International Development Association Funds (Ida-Only Countries): Statement of Principles (2001)

Members of the OECD Working Party on Export Credits and Credit Guarantees recognise the importance of the Debt Initiative for Heavily Indebted Poor Countries (HIPCs), so as to ensure that adjustment and reform efforts are not put at risk by continued high debt and debt service burdens.