Today's declaration from the G20 is the latest illustration that the non-inclusive, non democratic G20 is the wrong space to advance on real solutions for debt.

Thousands of activists take to the streets in mobilisations ahead of the Fourth International Confeence on Financing for Development (FfD4)

The Compromiso de Sevilla falls short of the ambition needed to address the worsening debt and climate crises, poverty and inequalities in the global south.

Over 200 civil society organisations are urging European leaders to commit to a transformative and ambitious agenda of financial architecture reform at the Fourth International Conference on Financing for Development.

A new toolkit to support action on debt justice over the course of 2025, linking to the Jubilee 2025 campaign and the Fourth International Conference on Financing for Development. 

Over 200 civil society organisations and individuals have sent a letter urging European leaders to commit to a transformative and ambitious agenda of financial architecture reform at the Fourth International Conference on Financing for Development.

In response to the World Bank and IMF Spring Meetings, Eurodad says that the two institutions 'cannot be entrusted with the responsibility of the international economic system.'

Join Eurodad and partners at the Civil Society Policy Forum and World Bank Group - International Monetary Fund Spring Meetings this April.

Written by by Evelien van Roemburg (Oxfam International), Javier García de la Oliva (ActionAid) and Jean Saldanha (Eurodad).

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