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Review Mechanism under the Access to Information Policy
IDB Invest’s Access to Information Policy provides for a two-stage review process by which parties requesting information can request a review of the decision to deny access to information pursuant to the terms of the Policy. The requester may first request that IDB Invest’s Administration Committee review a denial of information to confirm the correct application of the Policy and its exceptions. In a second stage, an external panel (the “Panel”) independent of IDB Invest Management may review any denial of information by the Administration Committee. The Panel will verify the correct application of the Policy and its exceptions and may confirm or reverse the Administration Committee’s denial.
Role of the Access to Information External Review Panel
The Panel, which is composed of three external members independent of IDB Invest, conducts second-stage reviews in response to requests from interested parties in cases where the Administration Committee, in conducting first-stage reviews, upholds Management decisions to deny a requester access to information. The Panel has the authority to uphold or reverse the Administration Committee’s first-stage review decisions to deny access to information. If the Panel reverses the Administration Committee’s decision to deny access to information, the Panel will grant the requester the information requested, which is the sole remedy available. Decisions of the Panel are final and not subject to further review. Decisions will be published on IDB Invest website within five days of the Panel issuing a decision.
The primary responsibilities of the members of the Panel include the following:
Education: Master’s degree in law, journalism, and/or development-related fields of expertise.
Experience: At least 10 years of relevant professional experience and demonstrated competence. Knowledge of regional and other IDB Invest member countries’ Access to Information policies and/or stakeholders’ engagement. Knowledge of and experience with the operations of multilateral development organizations with a focus on the private sector in developing countries. Proven track record serving in positions where impartiality and decision-making in complex situations is required. Proven strong agility gathering, analyzing and synthesizing information from multiple sources and presenting it concisely and clearly. Excellent interpersonal skills; good exposure to international and multicultural environment. Knowledge and experience on issues related to environmental, social, and governance sustainability associated with private sector development projects. Knowledge and experience working in Latin America and the Caribbean is a plus.
Languages: Fluency in both Spanish and English preferred. Knowledge of other IDB Invest official languages (Portuguese, French) is a plus.
Citizenship: You are a citizen of one of our 48 member countries.
Consanguinity: You have no family members (up to fourth degree of consanguinity and second degree of affinity, including spouse) working at the IDB, IDB Invest, or IDB Lab.
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