were all blank. According to the organization, this was to highlight a willful blindness on the part of world's most powerful institution to this transfer of wealth. This is underscored by the fact that more than 50 percent of these illicit flows originate from poor to rich countries, affecting the incidence of poverty in these locations. The G20 has pledged to address "illicit outflows" but there are critics who note that the commitment cited the need to address the problem in the victim countries while it was silent on the corresponding "inflow" or the locations that receive the flow of money. See also Directorate-General for Development (European Commission) European Development Fund European Parliament Committee on Development Millennium Development Goals Task Force on Financial Integrity & Economic Development United Nations Development Programme References External links Eurodad website Eurodad's bi-weekly newsletter: The Development Finance Watch International organizations based in Europe Development charities based in Belgium Third World debt cancellation activism