This letter has been sent to the EU Heads of State and Govermnent on the 4th December 2018.

This letter was sent to the Foreign Affairs Council on 26 November 2018. 

Public-Private Partnerships are a deeply worrying trend and carry far more risk for the state than for the private companies involved, writes Enrique Guerrero Salom.

This article was originally published in the Parliament Magazine.

The IMF is attaching an increasing number of conditions to its loans to crisis-hit countries – and many of these promote harsh austerity measures which are damaging countries’ ability to provide essential services to their citizens, for example health services.

The International Monetary Fund (IMF) practice of attaching policy conditions to its loans for crisis-hit countries continues to trigger outrage and protest. This report investigates the conditions attached to the IMF loans for 26 country programmes that were approved in 2016 and 2017. 

A new report exposes how public private partnerships across the globe have drained the public purse and failed to deliver in the public interest.

This toolkit aims to support civil society in their advocacy towards the World Bank Group (WBG).

Updated October 2023

Public-Private Partnerships are increasingly being promoted as the solution to the shortfall in financing needed to achieve the Sustainable Development Goals. This report gives an in-depth, evidence-based analysis of the impact of ten PPP projects across four continents, in both the global south and the global north.

A new report concludes that rich countries are still awarding more than half of their development aid procurement spending to companies from their own countries.

More than 600 Civil Society Organizations from all over the world have been working together for the last months via the Civil 20 (C20) to engage with the G20 on the most critical challenges facing today’s world.