Development Finance

Bertha Argueta Tejeda

As World Bank abandons climate finance goal, MDBs must rethink Just Transition approach

Decisions taken this week at the World Bank have created uncertainty around the Bank's future role in climate finance and its commitment to climate action.

This blog has been written jointly by Bertha Argueta Tejeda (Eurodad) and Rebecca Thissen (CAN-International).

  • Climate Finance
  • Global Processes
Eurodad
Matthew Simonds

For whose benefit? Making development cooperation work for the Global South

At a time when war, the debt crisis and climate change are deepening inequality and pushing more people into poverty, the system designed to respond is facing an unprecedented threat. This article, written for Brennpunkt, explores what is needed to shift the balance so that the needs of the Global South take precedence in development cooperation. 

  • Development Finance
  • Aid Quality
Maria Jose Romero

Eurodad reaction to Council Conclusions on the Global Gateway

Following years of debate, the Council of the EU has adopted its common position on the Global Gateway strategy, which was launched in 2021. Read our full reaction.

  • Development Finance
Bertha Argueta Tejeda

CSO Letter: World Bank must not abandon climate commitments

More than 90 organisations have signed an open letter to World Bank President Ajay Banga and the Executive Directors calling for the Bank to clarify the future of its Climate Change Action Plan, which is due to expire on 30 June, without any clear successor.

  • Climate Finance
  • IFIs
Matthew Simonds

2025: An Economy of War driving budget decisions (Infographics)

Aid to the Global South plummeted in 2025, putting millions of lives at risk. Explore the most significant trends within this preliminary data in the following infographics.

  • Development Finance
  • Aid Quantity
Maria Jose Romero