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Paula Escalada Medrano Washington, Sep 1 (EFE).- Despite political cycles and frequent government changes in Latin American countries, the Inter-American Development Bank (IDB) remains a constant thread throughout the region, its president, Brazilian Ilan Goldfajn, told EFE in an interview, eight months after taking office. “Despite political shifts, IDB is the consistent thread. Governments often …

We are at the make-or-break moment for food system transformation and achieving the Sustainable Development Goals. This brief presents ECDPM’s finance and policy recommendations for the UN Food Systems Summit + 2 and beyond.

A recent report by the Global Center on Adaptation shows that financing adaptation to climate change will be more cost-effective than paying for increasingly frequent and severe crises response.

A recent report by the Global Center on Adaptation shows that financing adaptation to climate change will be more cost-effective than paying for increasingly frequent and severe crises response.

A few weeks before COP27, public development banks convened in Abidjan in a bid to showcase their financial support for climate resilience projects. Yet despite their deep pockets, little of their resources are funnelled towards the most vulnerable countries in Sub-Saharan Africa.

Finance in Common Summit 2022: Five Public Development Banks sign Paris Gender Declaration - The Maravi Post

A coalition of civil society organisations is demanding public development banks (PDBs) to take radical and innovative steps to tackle human rights violations and environmental destruction. No project

Finance in Common: Speakers call for new financial architecture to address the impact of global shocks on developing countries - The Maravi Post

Heads of world’s development banks focus on sustainable recovery for Africa, and call for more cooperation to scale up help for most vulnerable - The Maravi Post

Download logoSheInvest has mobilised €2 billion of gender-responsive financing in Africa in less than three years; Additional €2 billion target for