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k solutions to bring
it back into compliance with its covenants.
9. These principles apply to projects with a total
capital cost of $50 million or more. The
adopting institutions view these principles as
a framework for developing individual, internal
practices and policies. As with all internal
policies, these principles do not create any
rights in, or liability to, any person, public or
private. Banks are adopting and implementing
these principles voluntarily and independently,
without reliance on or recourse to
IFC or the World Bank.
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