packages and economic hardship many emerging economies with less public revenue have to look for alternatives like development finance i spoke to a different president of the european bank for reconstruction and development i asked her how best to finance countries out of a crisis. i think indeed we have focus all our friends in the to support our clients and they were countries of operation during the crisis and providing for example working capital for companies who lost revenue suddenly because of the lack of luggage on the they needed working capital to continue to be effective and to be able to rebound and that has proven very effective we have provided also some that restructuring for a few months for companies that had difficulties to pay and support to vital infrastructure big infrastructure such as electricity companies railway companies companies that really were in trouble and that we supported accompanying their transformation during the crisis and also has proven very effective so there's been a wide range of activities but the e.p.a. already has also been criticized for failing to bring benefit to people in eastern europe and central asia for not doing enough to screen poten

implementation and the best way to ensure that clients are going to warm thank you very much a day or an oboe so they're for us she is the president of the european bank for reconstruction and development thank you for your time today thank you so much and speaking of growth and development africa's most populous country nigeria is no longer in recession nigeria's g.d.p. grew by a 10th of a percent last quarter beating the government's own estimates nigeria slipped into recession last year after a $12.00 punch of the coronavirus pandemic and falling oil prices nigerian officials say the early return to growth was due to the easing of its lock down and a gradual shift away from its dependence on oil production now widespread corruption has long been a drag on the nigerian economy as well on wednesday nigeria's senate approved. as the country's new anti-corruption chief. our correspondent joins us now why is how sustainable is this growth. what it is or at least sustainable if the government is able to continue with the it would agree a culture of policy that he initiated which you did results. good policies trying to fight against corruption and then because they growth is from 2 major

totally new financial architecture without people like you and what you did at the bank of england or the european bank for reconstruction and development. road. feels goods. and as such it is really what people think. this can be if you see 1000 as opposed to less than 10000 year ago. was a tense of percent 1st was issued. or it could be nothing. most easy to libya existing of possibilities. because it's a very high risk of disaster. bribes your currency provides investment of duties for those whose deep pockets and tolerance which should be avoided by people who don't have both these characteristics. well if you don't have much money it could surely be argued that the quantitative easing the fall in the 2008 banking crisis was highly risky for those individuals that learn the austerity policies of politicians that. theoretically are separate to independent central bankers i mean you must be aware of the game stop a stock spike recently some small investors these are the tiniest of investors they don't have much money they said we don't care if we lose what we're trying to do is either annihilate and destroy the vested interest hedge f