Development Finance

Who profits from the Global Gateway? The EU’s new strategy for development cooperation

This new report by Counter Balance and Eurodad, and supported by Oxfam, analyses in detail the Global Gateway and focuses on 40 of its flagship projects - notably in energy and climate (including raw materials), digital, and health sectors. It dives deep into the question: is the Global Gateway advancing the EU's foreign policy and corporate interests at the expense of real development in its partner countries?

  • Development Finance
Eurodad

Debate on the future of international development cooperation underway

#OurCommonFuture #Aid #FfD4 #GlobalGateway #EurodadIC25

  • Development Finance
Matthew Simonds

Debate on the future of international development cooperation underway

Following the close of the Summit of the Future, a common belief and consistent narrative seem to be taking shape among civil society and other critical actors that has not yet been reflected within the official proceedings. That belief and narrative? That the current international aid architecture is failing and a new and transformative approach to how international development cooperation is governed at the global level is needed. The Fourth International Conference on Financing for Development (FfD4), taking place in Sevilla (Spain) next year, is a major opportunity to achieve that.

  • Development Finance
  • Aid Quality
Lavinia Steinfort

Fostering a global public financial ecosystem for development and climate action

The Think Tanks (T20), one of the engagement groups of the G20, recently released the policy briefs that it commissioned earlier this year, as part of the Brazilian G20 presidency. Eurodad contributed to one policy brief that advocates for a global ecosystem of public national and multilateral development banks that can serve as a pillar for democratic, accountable, and transparent finance for development and climate action. This ecosystem should be grounded in public-public collaboration, rather than in the risky over reliance on private finance that dominates much of the practices today.
  • Climate Finance

Joint letter on CSOs' engagement in IMF policy reviews and consultation

Civil society organisations call on the International Monetary Fund management and Board members for an evaluation of the 2015 guidelines and a Board-mandated framework to establish mandatory rules for CSO engagement at all levels.

  • Development Finance
  • IFIs
Eurodad

Second Letter to WP-STAT on Review of the Recommendation on Untying ODA

In this letter, the DAC-CSO Reference Group called on the OECD DAC to push for an ambitious outcome that can eventually ensure that all aid is fully untied.

Download the open letter

  • Development Finance
  • Aid Quality
Eurodad
Maria Jose Romero

Bretton Woods Institutions at 80: What should the future look like?

On the eightieth anniversary of the World Bank and the International Monetary Fund, it is time for a change of course. In this blog, our experts on the Bretton Woods Institutions explain why the world is in urgent need of more responsive, democratic, accountable and development-orientated. global economic governance. 

  • Development Finance
  • Global Processes
Eurodad

UN Tax Convention: joint submission by over 200 organisations and trade unions in response to the first draft negotiating text

#UNTaxConvention #TaxJustice #RejectTheFinanceBill2024 #IDA21 #SDRs #EndAusterity

  • Development Finance
Eurodad

New briefing: is this what aid was meant to be?

#ODA #Aid #ClimateJustice #DebtJustice

  • Climate Finance