World leaders failed to seize an opportunity for vital reform of the international debt architecture when they met yesterday (29 March) at the UN.
Debt Justice
A debt pandemic: Dynamics and implications of the debt crisis of 2020
Our latest briefing provides an overview of the dynamics and implications of the 2020 sovereign debt crisis. The prioritisation of creditor rights over the livelihoods of the population of developing countries is a well-known dead-end. Instead, the international community must recognise that the health and wellbeing of millions of people in developing countries is a precondition for debt sustainability.
- Debt Justice
- Covid-19
Bangladesh, Covid-19 and Debt
The Covid-19 crisis threatens to erode two-decades' of progress on poverty reduction in Bangladesh. This difficult situation highlights the need for a more ambitious response to the crisis.
- Debt Justice
- Covid-19
Covid-19 crisis: How the pandemic is deepening gender inequalities
In this first part of our blog series on Covid-19 from a feminist perspective, we look at how the pandemic is impacting women and girls and deepening gender divides.
- Gender Justice

Development Finance Watch - The EU and public country by country reporting
#TaxJustice #CBCR #SDRs #DebtJustice #Webinars
- Debt Justice

Development Finance Watch - It’s time for the IMF to close the gap between rhetoric and practice
#IMF #TaxJustice #Luxembourg #ClimateFinance #DebtJustice #Covid19
- Climate Finance
- Covid-19

Development Finance Watch - Global Alliance for Tax Justice nominated for Nobel Peace Prize/ New report on PSI
#Covid19 #ODA #DAC #Tax #Grenada #EU #EIB #OECD #Debt #JobVacancy #PSI #NobelPeacePrize
- Debt Justice
- Covid-19
Grenada, Covid-19 and debt
While Covid-19 has had a limited impact on the health of Grenada's population, the economic impact of the virus has been devastating.
- Debt Justice
- Covid-19
Dam debt: Understanding the dynamics of Suriname’s debt crisis
In November 2020, Suriname joined ranks with Zambia, becoming the second country to default on its sovereign debt in the aftermath of Covid-19. In this briefing, we explore the origins of Suriname’s debt crisis and highlights the substantial challenges faced by the country to overcome it.
- Debt Justice
- Covid-19
Outlook 2021: effective multilateralism under the UN will be crucial
2021 brings the hope that the Covid-19 pandemic can be controlled, but existing inequalities are exacerbating access to the vaccine and with it, return to normal life. Here we set out what we expect to be the biggest issues we face as a network in the coming year.
- Climate Finance
- Covid-19