Towards a People’s Agenda for Africa Union-European Union Relations Amid Multiple CrisesA hybrid forum co-organised by IBON Europe and IBON AfricaFebruary 16, 2022 (12:00 Brussels;
Regional Dispatch – IBON Africa17 January 2022 Note: French translation of the text is available below. The journey of fixing African healthcare and economies requires
For the past two years, we have learned that a pandemic in a neoliberal world means: irregular and precarious jobs on lower wages, crushing household
December 3, 202112 PM UK / 8 PM Philippines / 1 PM Nigeria / 9 AM Brazil Register: bit.ly/COP26ReportBack The Southern Peoples’ Action on COP26
The TRIPS waiver can help make the production of life-saving products for developing nations affordable by temporarily eliminating some of the barriers to the access
December 74:00 PM to 5:30 PM Manila/9:00 AM to 10:30 AM CET In the Philippines, the last year of the Duterte administration would leave a
Prospects on national and sectoral advocacy campaigns against the AfCFTANovember 18, 2021 (Thursday)3 PM Nairobi / 12 PM Dakar / 8 PM Manila / 1
Watch the video recording of the Global Day of Action Against the International Monetary Fund (IMF)-World Bank Group (WBG) last October 15, 2021, held amid
COP26 Coalition Workshop for People’s Summit for Climate JusticeNovember 9, 20212 PM Glasgow / 9 AM New York / 10 PM Manila / 3 PM
November 6, Glasgow — At the global climate talks of the COP26, IBON International joined a mass mobilisation in Glasgow as part of the Global
Opening Statement for the 26th Conference of Parties of UNFCCCSouthern Peoples’ Action on COP265 November 2021 We are communities and peoples in the frontlines of
Climate finance: a matter of justice Poor and underdeveloped countries need the finance to cope with the changing climate, transition to cleaner and more sustainable
By Ivan Phell Enrile and Michael Gerochi This article was originally published as an opinion piece on Rappler. Climate finance should be reoriented towards the
The goal of the World Bank’s Maximizing Finance for Development is to establish the central role of the big private sector in development, and encourage
The IMF-WBG claims to drive a “recovery” from the current crisis, but its actions mire countries further into pre-existing poverty, inequalities, and plunder of resources.
Sixty organisations from 24 countries participated in the Global Day of Action Against the International Monetary Fund (IMF)-World Bank Group (WBG) last October 15, during