The World Bank and the IMF (to a lesser extent) have promoted the execution of policies against many ethnic groups around the world, especially summarized in the appropriation of native land to execute projects of any kind as a response to the debts acquired by the countries in Development path. In general terms, these entities have a series of gifts from governments to access their loans, banks seek to execute high-impact projects to recover and have a guarantee of obtaining resources in the short term, all to the detriment from native communities.
The World Bank has been criticized for promoting genocidal policies, exacerbating ethnic conflict, and displacing indigenous people in developing countries.
This institution has been criticized for running a global apartheid system because the Western nations had more say in the affairs of the Bank, but the developing nations, not much influence.
The structural adjustment policy wherein loans are provided to countries whose economies are not strong has also been criticized as causing inflation and not taking into consideration local culture before implementation.
