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Posts (7)
Two Years to Save the World from Climate Breakdown?
Why we won’t find salvation in the World Bank and IMF.
Tags: bretton wood, BWIs, climate justice, Debt, un, united nations, world bank
Transforming the Financial System for Climate Justice
In this animation, we summarize four of the pathways that we have to take collective action and demand climate justice.
Tags: climate finance, climate justice, Debt
The Future of Climate Finance: Will COP28 Further the Onward March Towards Increased Debt and Dependence on Markets?
A new consensus is being built by the global north and major development and finance institutions on what climate finance is and how it should be delivered. There has been a careful path laid out to push this approach that extends to the UN climate talks this December, where decisions are likely to further this aggressive agenda.
Tags: climate finance, climate justice, cop28, Debt
Yeah, It’s Time for Polluters to Pay Up for Loss and Damage
The Loss and Damage Collaboration, with the support of the Rosa Luxemburg Stiftung’s International Climate Justice Program, is pleased to present the first in a series of four short films featuring British actor Moses Alexander.
Tags: climate justice, Debt, loss and damage
The Debt and Climate Crises Intersected in Marrakesh
The 2023 IMF-WBG Annual Meetings showed how environmental and economic questions are intertwined.
Tags: climate justice, Debt, Marrakech, world bank
Illicit Financial Flows
We present the fifth infographic from our series looking at key concepts and processes that influence the work of the United Nations around the Financing for Development process.
Tags: climate justice, Debt, finance
Overcoming the Least Developed Countries (LDC) Conundrum
A truly human rights-based approach to international development cooperation has the potential to usher in new cooperative arrangements among countries and peoples.
Tags: Debt, Doha Program of Action, DPoA, FINANCING FOR DEVELOPMENT, human rights, LDCs