Can development close Southeast Asia’s open veins?
This piece was originally published in two parts by südostasien, a German magazine focused on amplifying voices on and from Southeast Asia on economic, political,
This piece was originally published in two parts by südostasien, a German magazine focused on amplifying voices on and from Southeast Asia on economic, political,
What needs to happen in the near-term is a rapid, deep, and sustained reduction of GHG emissions based on a fair and equitable use of
Digital technologies are changing economies, governance, and ways of living. The digital transformation has accelerated in the pandemic context, with projections showing that platform companies
Photos: The World Bank Group building / A protest in Manila, October 2018. The World Bank Group (WBG) is one of the largest multilateral development
On 14 March 2023, IBON International delivered an intervention at the Interactive expert panel on the priority theme, “Innovation and technological change, and education in
On March 14, 2023, at the 2023 UN Development Cooperation Forum (DCF), Jennifer del Rosario-Malonzo of IBON International served as a lead discussant at the
Ajay Banga’s nomination as the World Bank Group President is another page in the history of the Bank’s push for US economic influence, which needs
Malpass’s stint has laid bare a lamentable truth about the World Bank Group’s operations: that it bears a long history of harm and lack of
IPEF Update No. 117 February 2023 Last week, trade ministers from participating countries meet in New Delhi, India for a special negotiating round of the
On the Human Rights Situation in the Philippines: Lessons from the 4th Cycle of the Universal Periodic Review 15 February 2023 (11:00 Brussels/18:00 Manila) Register
We urge the ILO High-Level Mission to uphold the rights of Filipino workers, and to work closely with unions, labour groups, and advocates to come
Sustainable Consumption and Production, in the discourse of the sustainable development goals, is about “resource and energy efficiency, reducing pollution and degradation in the whole
Photo: Protest action by trade unions, civil society organisations, migrant organisations, and human rights defenders against rights violations in the Philippines, at the Schuman Roundabout
Development actors, and efforts to strengthen country ownership, are working against a backdrop of corporate power and the growing inequality among countries. The Third High-Level
Following the COP27 climate negotiations in Sharm el-Sheikh, Egypt, civil society organisations convened from 19 to 20 November 2022 in Rabat, Morocco to articulate Southern
IBON International Executive Director, Jennifer del Rosario-Malonzo, served as a respondent at “Fostering collective efforts for sustainable development impact: Focusing on joint results as a