One thing that the IMF (International Monetary Fund) does but not the World Bank is providing short-term financial assistance and stabilizing loans to countries facing balance of payment crises. The IMF is primarily involved in promoting global monetary cooperation, ensuring stability in the international monetary system, and providing financial assistance to member countries in need. It offers temporary financial support to help countries address their immediate economic challenges, stabilize their currency, and implement necessary reforms to restore economic stability. Unlike the IMF, the World Bank's primary focus is on long-term development projects and providing financing for infrastructure and poverty reduction programs in developing countries.
