<p>A five-part learning series for advocates, activists and movement leaders to build knowledge, strengthen strategy, and take action for a more just and gender-responsive climate finance system.</p>

Debt is a major, but fixable, barrier to climate action. Action on debt could be one of the most impactful and achievable climate solutions available.

At a time of rising conflict, shrinking development finance and sustained attack on women’s rights, UN reforms must protect the institutions and agendas that peace and security are actually built on.

Globally, women in all their diversity are organising, resisting, and leading in the face of regression, adversity, shrinking funding and the blatant disregard for human rights bordering against…

Women For Women

When the Structural Adjustment Programs (SAPs) were introduced as part of post-World War II reconstruction and relief efforts, food and agriculture at the hands of the rural communities became collate...

Insights from gender justice researchers and activists to existing understandings of how social activists navigate narrowing civic space.

The international corporate tax system treats the subsidiaries of major corporations as independent businesses, allowing these companies to pay tax where they say and not where they actually play.

Consultant services for a comprehensive review on the medicalisation of FGM in Francophone West and Central AfricaFIGO is seeking the services of a French speaking consultant, or team of consultants,…

European Network on Debt and Development

Jayati Ghosh urges global policymakers to back a groundbreaking UN tax treaty that would end profit shifting.

This report identifies six critical takeaways for humanitarian, protection and gender actors to strengthen the intersection of gender norms with protection action in the current hostile geopolitical c...

KEY MESSAGES The IMF’s Resilience and Sustainability Facility (RSF) in Morocco institutionalised the climate-justice deficit. Its original carbon-pricing measure — RM10, a regressive VAT on fossil fue...

The Irish move is a good first step, but much more significant action is needed to safeguard Palestinian rights and international law

Advocacy groups tell The Independent that growing support from MPs and ministers for more ambitious UK-led debt relief is being held back by resistance from the Treasury. Nick Ferris reports