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Debt Justice

Eurodad response to resignation of World Bank President David Malpass
In her response to Malpass' resignation, Eurodad director Jean Saldanha urges the World Bank Group to see this as an opportunity to rethink the role of the institution.
- Climate Finance
- IFIs

2023: A more just world is still possible
#PolyCrisis #AidEffectiveness #PublicServices #Ghana #DebtJustice
- Aid Effectiveness
2023: A more just world is still possible
Eurodad Director Jean Saldanha looks forward to the challenges and solutions in 2023.
- Climate Finance

More than 100 CSOs call for swift action on UN tax resolution
#UNTaxConvention #TaxJustice #OECD-DAC #DebtJustice #HappyHolidays
- Development Finance
Small Island Developing States drowning in debt and climate emergencies
This week, CSOs, academics and policymakers met in Grenada to discuss the challenges that climate change and debt pose for the Caribbean region.
- Debt Justice
- IFIs

The EU's Global Gateway: smart new strategy or the Emperor's new clothes? A discussion about the new EU flagship project's risks and opportunities
#EUGlobalGateway #COP27 #ClimateFinance #TaxJustice #Vacancies
- Climate Finance
The clarion call for climate finance at COP27
The UN Climate Conference (COP27) is currently taking place in Egypt. Tackling climate change requires a global effort; so it is crucial that the quality and quantity of international climate finance for countries in the global south is strengthened. Two key markers of success at COP27 are whether countries agree to a Loss and Damage Finance Facility, and whether the post-2025 climate finance goal will cover loss and damage.
- Climate Finance

Analysis: World Bank and IMF failure to address the global polycrisis makes systemic reform even more urgent
#AnnualMeetings #WordBank #IMF #Debt #Vacancies
- Development Finance
Analysis: World Bank and IMF failure to address the global polycrisis makes systemic reform even more urgent
Last week’s meetings proved yet again that without fundamental reform to how both the World Bank and IMF are governed, and how they ultimately operate, the same mistakes will be repeated again and again. And that is unacceptable.
- Debt Justice
- Global Processes