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Civil Society calls for rethink of World Bank’s Evolution Roadmap as part of wider reforms to highly unequal global financial architecture
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Bonn 2023: Divisions over finance stall mid-year climate meetings
Eurodad's Leia Achampong, Senior Policy and Advocacy Officer working on climate finance, analyses the Bonn Climate Change Conference.
- Climate Finance
- Global Processes
The grand narrative of private finance: over-reliance on attracting investment is undermining change at World Bank
This blog analyses the World Bank’s 'Evolution Roadmap' and is written by Bhumika Muchhala, from the Third World Network and Eurodad's Maria Jose Romero.
- Development Finance
- IFIs
The World Bank’s Evolution Roadmap needs a rethink to deliver for the global south, say more than 70 civil society organisations and individuals
As discussions on World Bank reform continue, the briefing makes six key recommendations in order to #RerouteTheRoadmap.
- Development Finance
- IFIs
Civil Society calls for rethink of World Bank’s Evolution Roadmap as part of wider reforms to highly unequal global financial architecture
Seventy-four CSOs and individuals from around the world are calling on the World Bank to first assess its development effectiveness and the impact of its private sector-first approach before designing its reform agenda.
- Development Finance
- IFIs
A missed opportunity: The OECD DAC fails to address the erosion of aid during annual CSO dialogue
This blog unpacks last week's disappointing civil society dialogue with the OECD Development Assistance Committee.
- Development Finance
- Aid Quality
The good, the bad, and the ugly of Macron's Global South summit
Last week's Summit in Paris ended without tangible results. Eurodad's debt expert, Iolanda Fresnillo, argues in EU Observer that it is time to leave distractions like the New Global Financing Pact behind and focus on more serious processes, where all countries can participate on an equal footing.
- Development Finance
- Global Processes
Summit for a New Global Financing Pact: A distraction which produced false solutions that we have heard before
The Summit fell far short of the policies needed to address the global debt crisis, the climate emergency, poverty and inequality - issues which can only be addressed in a fair and inclusive manner in the United Nations, and not in Paris.
- Development Finance
- Debt Justice