An action in Bali, Indonesia against the IMF, World Bank. Photo by Carlo Manalansan At the Spring Meetings, the IMF and World Bank omit crucial
During the second day of the 2021 UN Economic and Social Council Forum on Financing for Development Follow-Up, Rodolfo Lahoy of IBON International raised concerns
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Aside from the debt problem, the World Bank Group’s (WBG) banner agenda in 2021 is on “green, resilient and inclusive recovery”. However, their Climate Change
As the Spring Meetings of the IMF and World Bank Group proceed, we look into their pandemic responses that continue to be driven by debt
April 30, 20213:00 PM to 4:30 PM Manila; 9:00 AM to 10:30 AM Brussels/Berlin/Stockholm; 8:00 to 9:30 AM London The promotion and protection of human
IBON International remains highly concerned that the responses and “recovery” agenda of the US-led IMF-WBG continue to be driven by debt, big private finance and
In photo (© Bulatlat): People demand justice for activists massacred on “Bloody Sunday” last March 7. IBON International enjoins the international community to condemn the
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March 25, 20218 AM Washington D.C. / 8 PM Manila / 7 AM Lima / 2 PM Harare / 1 PM BrusselsCivil Society Policy Forum
Photos by IndistriALL Global Union, Thomson Reuters Foundation News, and Bulatlat People’s rights are not guaranteed under the dominant global system, and women from working
In photo (© Bulatlat): A unionist in the Philippines shows support for Otto de Vries. IBON International stands in solidarity with peoples’ movements in the
March 1, 3 PM (Manila), 8 AM (Brussels/Geneva), 6 PM (Sydney) Register here: http://bit.ly/PHBookLaunch With speakers from People’s Coalition on Food Sovereignty, Int’l Indigenous Peoples
In photo (©Thomson Reuters Foundation News): Garment workers lead protests against the military coup in Burma/Myanmar. IBON International vehemently rejects the coup, supports the people’s
IBON International is calling for tenders from Project Evaluators for a Final Evaluation of its Climate Justice Project titled “People’s Climate Agenda 2020: A Capacity
Photo by: globalforestcoalition.org The text is a modified version of IBON International’s intervention at the Global Major Groups and Stakeholders Forum of the United Nations