HIPC Debt Database

The HIPC Debt Database is a comprehensive collection of HIPC debt statistics and CID calculations.  The database is an Excel Workbook which contains nearly fifty worksheets.  Each worksheet presents a specific debt statistic by year (1992-1997, 1998) and HIPC country.  complete list of the data available are listed below.

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Data available in the HIPC Debt Database:

• Principal paid
• Interest paid
• Debt service
• New loans
• Debt transfer paid
• Grants excluding techinical grants
• Principal arrears on long-term debt outstanding
• Interest in arrears on long-term debt outstanding
• Foreign transfers paid
• Principal resechuled on long-term debt outstanding
• Principal forgiven
• Interest rescheduled
• Interest forgiven
• Interest due
• Debt service due
• Debt transfers due
• Tax revenue of general government
• Government revenue
• GDP at market prices
• Interest payments (IMF Country Reports)
• Amortization
• Government revenue in local currency
• Exchange rates
• Principal paid as a percentage of tax revenue
• Principal paid as a percentage of government revenue
• Principal paid as a percentage of GDP
• Interest paid as a percentage of tax revenue
• Interest paid as a percentaage of government revenue
• Interest paid as a percentage of GDP
• Debt service as a percentage of tax revenue
• Debt service as a percentage of government revenue
• Debt service as a percentage of GDP
• Debt transfer paid as a percentage of tax revenue
• Debt transfer paid as a percentage of government revenue
• Debt transfer paid as a percentage of GDP
• Foreign transfers paid as a percentage of tax revenue
• Foreign transfers paid as a percentage of government revenue
• Foreign transfers paid as a percentage of GDP
• Interest due as a percentage of tax revenue
• Interest due as a percentage of total revenue
• Interest due as a percentage of GDP
• Debt service due as a percentage of tax revenue
• Debt service due as a percentage of government revenue
• Debt service due as a percentage of GDP
• Debt transfers due as a percentage of tax revenue
• Debt transfers due as a percentage of government revenue
• Debt transfers due as a percentage of GDP

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