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IMF Singapore Regional Training Institute
The Singapore Regional Training Institute (STI), a joint venture between the International Monetary Fund (IMF) and the Government of Singapore, is the IMF’s flagship venue for addressing the training needs of the Asia-Pacific region in the area of macroeconomic management. The STI program aims to build the capacity of countries in the Asia-Pacific region to implement sound and effective macroeconomic and financial policies. The objective of the Australian Government's contribution is to improve the effectiveness of STI training by further tailoring the material to individual countries or groups of countries - in line with evolving demand from participants. To achieve this objective, the contribution would help to fund (i) short-term consultants to tailor course material and help deliver training; and (ii) staff and participant costs. The total value of the initiative is $0.75 million, delivered in three annual tranches of $0.25 million starting May 2016.
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About this project
The Singapore Regional Training Institute (STI), a joint venture between the International Monetary Fund (IMF) and the Government of Singapore, is the IMF’s flagship venue for addressing the training needs of the Asia-Pacific region in the area of macroeconomic management. The STI program aims to build the capacity of countries in the Asia-Pacific region to implement sound and effective macroeconomic and financial policies. The objective of the Australian Government's contribution is to improve the effectiveness of STI training by further tailoring the material to individual countries or groups of countries - in line with evolving demand from participants. To achieve this objective, the contribution would help to fund (i) short-term consultants to tailor course material and help deliver training; and (ii) staff and participant costs. The total value of the initiative is $0.75 million, delivered in three annual tranches of $0.25 million starting May 2016.
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