Institution: UN

Cautious consensus: Where we stand on the Compromiso de SevillaUS ignored as Sevilla ‘financing for development’ outcome is adopted by consensusThe Illusion Of Consensus: FfD4 and the fight for systemic changeAfter blocking international debt changes, UK must now pass legislationAmbitious UN Financing for Development outcome derailed by global northStarmer urged to attend UN summit and back plans to tackle global debt crisisFfD4 outcome document under silence procedure: response by the Civil Society FfD MechanismNow is the time to rebuild the global economic systemDemanding accountability, reparations, and structural transformation: A primer on the Fourth International Conference on Financing for DevelopmentEnd the hypocrisy and dirty tactics: UN FfD4 must deliver for the Global South!Another Jubilee momentJubilee 2025: A year to act on debt justiceHurdles on the way to SevillaWithout debt relief, climate action will failSpring Meetings 2025 Wrap-up: Don’t look up! Bank and Fund leadership self-censors on climate change and gender issues, as US tariffs rock global economic outlookFinancing for whom? The Financing for Development Summit must address social dimensionsUN Human Rights Council debt roundtable concludes debt crisis is a human rights crisisCivil society calls for FfD4 to revive ‘spirit of Monterrey’ and reassert UN’s role in global economic governanceCivil society defends feminist demands amidst threats to women’s rights and fresh questions over the role of the BWIsFfD4 is a feminist issue