Resources


Special Drawing Rights: Factsheet 

Why a New Issuance is Necessary and Feasible at this time and Would Save Many Lives SDRs

Report: Special Drawing Rights One Year Later

How countries used the 2021 SDR issuance

Report: The Case for More Special Drawing Rights

Why “re-channeling” is no substitute for a new SDR issuance

Letters from Civil Society

Hundreds of civil society organizations have called for a new SDR issuance for the US, and the world

Adapting Our Financial Architecture in a Crisis-Prone World

A Civil Society Proposal for Special Drawing Rights Reform

Report: The World Economy Needs a Stimulus

A comprehensive guide to why the world needs a new SDR issuance today

Two-pager: quick facts on SDRs

The two-page summary to spread the word about how SDRs can be a part of a global response to crises.

Letters from Congress

Dozens of members of Congress have shown their support for a new SDR issuance

We further request the G7 to support an on-lending mechanism that channels, on a mutually agreed basis, SDRs to low-income and middle-income countries.
Amadou Hott, Minister of Economy, Planning, and International Cooperation, Senegal in cooperation with the African Development Bank May 25, 2022

Letters from Civil Society

Hundreds of civil society organizations representing millions of people — in the US and around the world — have called for a new issuance of SDRs, including through the following letters:

See a full list of organizations that support a new SDR issuance here.

Letters from Congress