The proposed increase in the International Development Association's much criticised private sector window ignores civil society's concerns that it lacks adequate safeguards and reporting mechanisms to ensure that this is the best use of IDA resources. In this blog, we set out the case for redirecting these resources towards public investment
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The European Network on Debt and Development is a civil society network advocating for democratically-controlled, gender-just and human rights-based financial and economic systems.
Eurodad is a network of 60 civil society organisations from 29 European countries working for transformative yet specific changes to global and European policies, institutions, rules and structures to ensure a democratically controlled, environmentally sustainable financial and economic system that works to eradicate poverty and ensure human rights for all.
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Debt Justice
Eurodad seeks to promote fundamental reforms to how debt crises are prevented and resolved, and put the rights of people ahead of debt service.
Tax Justice
Eurodad advocates for greater transparency and enhanced coordination of taxation systems worldwide.
Development Finance
Eurodad works to maximise the potential of development and climate finance as a catalyst for much needed economic, social and ecological transformation.
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