US HB3224

Requires U.S. Executive Directors at international financial institutions to oppose projects in countries with human rights abuses including against LGBTQ+ persons, improve transparency of project information in host countries, and strengthen civil society consultation requirements

Authorizes $591 million for the African Development Fund 16th replenishment, $7.8 billion in callable capital for the African Development Bank, and $439.1 million for the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development capital increase

Directs advocacy at the IMF for debt suspension for low-income countries experiencing climate disasters, reduction of harmful loan conditions limiting social spending, and creation of a Fifth Deputy Managing Director representing low- or middle-income countries

Prohibits U.S. withdrawal from or withholding of appropriated funds to international financial institutions without congressional authorization, and continues the pause on World Bank disbursements to Burma following the 2021 military coup

Mandates Treasury reports on debt restructuring challenges, digital public infrastructure safeguards, independent accountability mechanisms at multilateral development banks, and sexual exploitation prevention policies