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• Die Finanzierung nachhaltiger Entwicklung in Zeiten von COVID-19 und danach. Zur aktuellen Debatte in den Vereinten Nationen
• Agenda 2030: Wo steht die Welt? 5 Jahre SDGs - eine Zwischenbilanz
• Financing Sustainable Development in the Era of COVID-19 and Beyond - An analysis and assessment of innovative policy options
• The Pandemic Pivot - A Report from the Institute for Policy Studies, The Transnational Institute, and Focus on the Global South
• 8 Punkte für eine globale Agenda strukturellen Wandels in der COVID-19-Pandemie
• Bericht zu Fachgespräch: Wie kommen wir weltweit zu ökologisch und sozial nachhaltigen Lieferketten?
• Important step for the human rights and ecological orientation of the global economy
• ONLINE EVENT | A UN treaty for decent work in global supply chains - Perspective of the trade unions
• Das UN-Abkommen für Wirtschaft und Menschenrechte
• "Auch Schuldenerlasse sind jetzt denkbar"
• PRESSEMITTEILUNG zum Welternährungstag: Politik muss Hungernde unterstützen und einbeziehen, statt Konzerne zu hofieren
• PRESSEMITTEILUNG zum Tag der Industrie: Große Unternehmensverbände wollen Rückschritte beim Menschenrechtsschutz
• The Role of IFIs in a World of Intersecting Conflicts and Crises in the Middle East and North Africa
• Krisenmanagement weltweit koordinieren - Deutschland muss den UN helfen, eine multilaterale Antwort auf die Corona-Krise zu finden
• Five years of SDGs - Little progress so far
• RECORDING | Spotlight Report 2020 - Virtual Launching Event
• WEB-SEMINAR | Öffentliche Ressourcen sichern - Illegitime Finanzströme bekämpfen
• PRESS RELEASE - Pushing the reset button will not change the game
• No Business as usual – Patents kill: For the suspension of patent protection on all essential medicines!
• PRESS RELEASE - Civil Society Call for a Global Fund for Social Protection
• Wichtiger Schritt für die menschenrechtliche und ökologische Ausrichtung der Weltwirtschaft
• Virtuelle Roundtable-Diskussion: UN75: Globaler Multilateralismus in der Dauerkrise?
• ONLINE | Launch of Spotlight Report 2020 - Shifting policies for systemic change. Lessons from the global COVID-19 crisis
• PRESSEMITTEILUNG - Initiative protestiert mit mehr als 222.222 Unterschriften am Bundeskanzleramt – Kabinettsdebatte zu Lieferkettengesetz erneut verschoben
• PRESSEMITTEILUNG - UN-Abkommen: Globale Regeln zum Schutz von Menschenrechten und Umwelt wichtiger denn je - Deutschland muss mitverhandeln
• Globale Nachhaltigkeitsdiplomatie im Schatten von Corona
• False Promises: The Alliance for a Green Revolution in Africa (AGRA)
• PRESS RELEASE - Vague promises won't solve global crises
• Anforderungen an wirkungsvolle Multi-Stakeholder-Initiativen zur Stärkung unternehmerischer Sorgfaltspflichten - Empfehlungen aus Sicht der Zivilgesellschaft
• PRESSEMITTEILUNG - Mit vagen Versprechen löst man keine globale Krise
• PRESSEMITTEILUNG - Nichtregierungsorganisationen fordern geschlechtergerechtes Lieferkettengesetz
• PRESSEMITTEILUNG - Massive Einflussnahme von Wirtschaftslobby auf Menschenrechts-Test der Bundesregierung - Unternehmen offenbar dennoch durchgefallen
• ONLINE | Launch of CDP Paper - National Reports on the 2030 Agenda: What do they (not) reveal?
• Corona und die SDGs: Folgen der COVID-19 Pandemie für die Verwirklichung der globalen Nachhaltigkeitsziele (Stand: Juli 2020)
• PRESSEMITTEILUNG - Nachhaltigkeitsziele & Menschenrechte müssen Bestandteil aller Anti-Corona Krisen-Pakete sein
• Web conversation: Building better without building back a broken system
• Die deutsche EU-Ratspräsidentschaft 2020: Welche Priorität haben Nachhaltigkeitsagenda und SDGs?
• Regulating corporate power for a better tomorrow
• "TEAM EUROPE" Corona package for partner countries: More honesty and fresh money needed
• Steuergerechtigkeit, Coronakrise und der globale Süden
• Deutsche EU-Ratspräsidentschaft: NGOs fordern die Bundesregierung auf, das Thema Wirtschaft und Menschenrechte prioritär zu behandeln
• Ein Weltsolidaritätsgipfel zur Bewältigung der Menschenrechtskrise
• Die Coronakrise wird in Afrika zur Schuldenkrise
• Corona und die SDGs: Folgen der COVID-19 Pandemie für die Verwirklichung der globalen Nachhaltigkeitsziele
• Corona Lobby Watch - Opportunistic lobbyists abuse the EU’s unprecedented health crisis
• Online-Seminar: Finanzierung nachhaltiger Entwicklung in der Corona-Krise
• Weathering the storm?
• CSOs call for halt to WTO negotiations during COVID-19 crisis
• Time to rally behind the World Health Organization
• Die globale Coronakrise: Weltwirtschaftliche Auswirkungen und internationale Reaktionen - ein Update
• Tribute to Martin Khor
• The global corona crisis – A summary of key policy mappings and databases
• WHO-business joint COVID-19 letter to G20 raises concerns
• Don’t say nobody warned us
• Die globale Coronakrise - Weltwirtschaftliche Auswirkungen und internationale Reaktionen – eine Momentaufnahme
• Deutschland verschläft internationale Ebene beim Menschenrechtsschutz
• Civil Society FfD Group’s Input on the High-level Panel on International Financial Accountability, Integrity and Transparency for Achieving the 2030 Agenda
• Joint civil society response to the European Commission study into supply chain due diligence
• CSO letter with concerns about UN Food Systems Summit
• Wirtschaft und Menschenrechte: Rechtsexpert*innen legen Anforderungen an Lieferkettengesetz vor
• Neuerscheinung: Die SDGs im Schatten drohender Finanzkrisen
• Eckpunkte eines menschenrechtsbasierten globalen Green New Deal
• Fachgespräch in Bonn: Die SDGs im Schatten drohender Finanzkrisen
• Roundtable discussion in Berlin: The SDGs in the face of looming financial crises
• Angemessen gemessen? Die globalen Indikatoren für die SDGs auf dem Prüfstand
• Snakes and ladders in sustainable development indexing
• Nachhaltige Entwicklung braucht Steuern
• Global Indicator Framework for SDGs: value added or time to start over?
• Just Published: New Volume on Sustainable Development Goals and Human Rights
• Auf dem Weg zur kritischen Masse – sorgt die EU jetzt für die nötige Zugkraft? Stellungnahme des DIMR zum überarbeiteten Entwurf für ein verbindliches Abkommen zu Wirtschaft und Menschenrechte
• Loss and damage from climate change: How much should rich countries pay?
• Civil Society Letter supporting the Draft UN Resolution on “External Debt Sustainability and Development”
• Pressemitteilung: Recherche belegt Lobbyoffensive - Arbeitgeberverbände verweigern gesetzliche Menschenrechts-Vorgaben für Unternehmen
• Sorgfältig verwässert: Wie die Wirtschaftsverbände versuchen, ein Lieferkettengesetz zu verhindern
• Blinder Fleck Gleichstellung - Warum SDG 5 (noch) nicht in der deutschen Politik angekommen ist
• SDG-Report 2019 - Vier Jahre Agenda 2030: Die Politik ist am Zug!
• Podiumsdiskussion: Vier Jahre Agenda 2030 - Die Politik ist am Zug
• Abschluss der 5. Verhandlungsrunde über ein UN-Abkommen zu Wirtschaft und Menschenrechten - Bericht
• Tag 4 der Verhandlungen über ein UN-Abkommen für Wirtschaft und Menschenrechte - Bericht
• Tag 3 der Verhandlungen über ein UN-Abkommen für Wirtschaft und Menschenrechte - Bericht
• Final statement of CSO coalition on the 5th session of the UN working group on a Treaty on Business and Human Rights
• Oral Statement of the Treaty Alliance Germany during the 5th session of the UN working group on a Treaty on Business and Human Rights
• Tag 2 der Verhandlungen für ein UN-Abkommen für Wirtschaft und Menschenrechte - Bericht
• Declaration of Civil Society Organisations at the World Bank and IMF Annual Meetings
• Auftakt zum UN-Abkommen für Wirtschaft und Menschenrechte: EU schaltet auf stumm
• Neues Briefing: Der SDG-Gipfel der Vereinten Nationen 2019
• The social costs of IMF policies in Ecuador
• Opening Statement of the Treaty Alliance: Time for constructive engagement from the EU and Member States on the content of the Revised Draft of the Binding Treaty
• Statement of the Treaty Alliance Germany on the revised draft for a legally binding UN Treaty on Business and Human Rights
• Extractive Industries and Violation of Women’s Rights: Between partnerships and regulation – two diverging ways to tackle the problem at the UN
• UN Treaty - Side Event: Quo Vadis EU?
• Save the Date: The IMF and Inequalities
• Pressemitteilung: Internationales Menschenrechtsabkommen - Bundesregierung muss sich zu Verhandlungen äußern
• New publication: Missing rules of engagement with business are major risk for the UN and the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development
• Neues Arbeitspapier: Fehlende Regeln für die Zusammenarbeit mit der Wirtschaft sind großes Risiko für UN und Agenda 2030
• Neues Briefing: Nachhaltiges Europa?
• People’s Assembly parallel to the SDG Summit
• UN-Gipfel in New York: Schritte in die richtige Richtung?
• Stellungnahme der Treaty Alliance Deutschland zum neuen Entwurf für ein verbindliches UN-Abkommen zu Wirtschaft und Menschenrechten
• Initiative Lieferkettengesetz: Gegen Gewinne ohne Gewissen
• Brussels Launch: Who’s paying the bill?
• UN-Gipfel in New York – Reagiert die Politik auf Klimakrise und Armut?
• Red carpet courts: 10 stories of how the rich and powerful hijacked justice
• UN signs deal with Davos that threatens democratic principles
• Citizens demand the EU stops stalling on a treaty to ensure that businesses respect human rights
• Who is paying the bill? (Negative) impacts of EU policies and practices in the world
• Open Letter: World leaders must stop fuelling inequality
• Sustainable Development Needs a Hardware Update
• Press Statement: Sustainable development needs fundamental governance changes
• Overcoming barriers to reduce inequalities: Policies to leave no one behind and achieve greater equality
• Launch Spotlight Report Sustainablity in Europe: Who is paying the Bill? (Negative) impacts of EU policies and practices in the World
• Conversation with authors of the global Civil Society Report: Spotlight on Sustainable Development 2019
• National Reports on 2030 Agenda - What do they (not) tell us?
• A tale of multiple disconnects: Why the 2030 Agenda does not (yet?) contribute to moving German gender equality struggles forward
• Diskussionsveranstaltung: Weltwirtschaft gerecht gestalten
• Nicht auf der Höhe
• In Love-Hate with the United Nations?
• Panel Discussion: Prevention, Liability and Rights of the Victims
• Who influences whom in the policy arena? Statisticians seek greater voice
• A Fatal Attraction - Business engagement with the 2030 Agenda
• Nachhaltig nur auf dem Papier? Die ambivalente Rolle der Wirtschaft bei der Umsetzung der SDGs
• Measuring the SDGs – Who controls the process, who owns the results?
• Bundesregierung verweigert Kommentierung von UN-Abkommen zu Wirtschaft und Menschenrechten
• Social Protection: Hot Topic but Contested Agenda
• UN Statistical Commission – 2019
• Captured states: When EU governments are a channel for corporate interests
• Bundesentwicklungsministerium schlägt Gesetz zur Regelung menschenrechtlicher und umweltbezogener Sorgfaltspflichten in globalen Wertschöpfungsketten vor
• Briefing-Paper: Entkräftung von Argumenten gegen einen UN-Treaty zu Wirtschaft und Menschenrechte
• New briefing: What you get for your dollar - "Effective Altruism", What it is, how philanthropic foundations use it and what are its risks and side-effects
• Start der europaweiten Kampagne „Menschenrechte schützen – Konzernklagen stoppen: STOP ISDS!"
• SDG 3 – Deutschlands Engagement für Globale Gesundheit
• Neues Arbeitspapier: HLPF-Reformoptionen und -notwendigkeiten
• Die Überprüfung der Umsetzungsmittel für die Agenda 2030
• Die Mühen der Ebene – Indikatoren für die Agenda 2030
• Neuveröffentlichung: Zivilgesellschaft und Agenda 2030
• Multilateralismus in bewegten Zeiten: Hintergrundgespräch
• The Beirut Consensus on Financing for Development
• Analyse der Komplementarität von Treaty zu UN-Leitprinzipien für Wirtschaft und Menschenrechte
• Weniger Autos, mehr globale Gerechtigkeit
• Discussion on Guidelines for Sustainable Digitalization — Get involved
• Advancing international cooperation in the service of victims of human rights violations in the context of business activities
• The EU and the corporate impunity nexus
• ENNHRI Statement: Supporting a binding treaty for businesses and human rights
• The EU’s double agenda on globalisation: Corporate rights vs people’s rights
• UN report shows inadequate implementation of economic, social and cultural rights by Germany
• The limitations of the UNCITRAL process on ISDS reform
• When Food Becomes Immaterial - Confronting the Digital Age
• Corporate capture in Europe - When big business dominates policy-making and threatens our right
• Workshops: Mehr Partizipation? Gestärkter Multilateralismus?
• Statement of the "Treaty Alliance Germany" on the draft for a legally binding UN Treaty on Business and Human Rights (»Zero Draft«)
• EU civil society call on the EU to substantively contribute to the treaty negotiations
• Philanthrocapitalism in global health and nutrition: analysis and implications
• Stellungnahme der Treaty Alliance Deutschland zum "Zero Draft"
• Pressemitteilung: „So geht Nachhaltigkeit!“
• Pressekonferenz: So geht Nachhaltigkeit!
• Public Event: Changing Course for Sustainable Development
• Lunch Briefing: WHO sets the Global Health agenda?
• Briefing: Das HLPF 2018
• Konferenz: Mehr Mut zu Multilateralismus
• Sustainable development needs fundamental policy changes
• SDG-implementation at national level: What's the point of national reports?
• Highjacking the SDGs? The Private Sector and the SDGs
• Conversation with the authors of Spotlight on Sustainable Development 2018
• Side-event: Partnership or Business Case?
• Treaty Alliance letter to UN Member States
• Warnings of a new global financial crisis
• Neues Briefing: Regeln zu Wirtschaft und Menschenrechten - Wirtschaftslobby gegen jegliche Verbindlichkeit und wie die Politik darauf reagiert
• Remedies for Cross-Border Human Rights Violations: A Status Report on the Binding Treaty on TNCs and other Business Enterprises
• Looking forward: How can the FfD Follow-up live up to its full potential?
• New Briefing: Procedure and Format - Options for an UN Treaty on Business and Human Rights
• New Working Paper: The UN Foundation - A foundation for the UN?
• Neuerscheinung: Die Agenda 2030, Geberprioritäten und ein neuer Funding Compact der UN
• Neuerscheinung: Ungleichheiten verringern! Schlüssel zur Verwirklichung der Agenda 2030
• Strategies for Empowering Rural Women – Side-event on the margins of 62nd CSW
• New briefing: One step further towards global regulation of business
• Neuerscheinung: Agenda 2030, Nachhaltigkeitsziele und Haushaltspolitik
• Justice for People and Planet
• Market discourse has captured the development agenda to a point that may be incompatible with UN mandates
• Neues Bündnis gegen Marktmacht der Megakonzerne
• Rethinking the UN Security Council: A Book Launch
• Neuauflage: Die Agenda 2030
• Neues Briefing: Agenda 2030 kommunal
• Data is the new gold
• Urgent climate action as key component of the 2030 Agenda on Sustainable Development
• Einladung: Das bisschen Haushalt …(?)
• UN partnerships in the public interest? Not yet.
• New Position Paper: Toward global Regulation on Human Rights and Business
• Launch of Spotlight on Sustainable Development 2017 in Geneva
• Bündniszeitung zum UN-Treaty zu Wirtschaft und Menschenrechte
• Letter from CSOs about the Agenda of the WTO
• European NGOs call on the EU and its Member States to constructively support the negotiations around a binding treaty on business and human rights
• Geplantes UN-Abkommen zu Wirtschaft und Menschenrechten: Vertragsentwurf ist gute Verhandlungsgrundlage
• Neues GPF Briefing: Einmal 0,7 Prozent sind nicht genug
• Public-Private Partnerships: Defusing the ticking time bomb
• A 10-point roadmap for Europe on the role of the private sector in development
• The G20 and the 2030 Agenda: Contradictions and conflicts at the Hamburg Summit
• Of Foxes and Chickens
• Neues Positionspapier der Treaty Alliance Deutschland
• Deutschland bleibt eine Großbaustelle in Sachen Nachhaltigkeit
• Special Issue: Resourcing International Organizations
• Politische Gestaltungsmacht für die sozial-ökologische Transformation
• Living and Working Conditions in Marikana Five Years After the Massacre
• Medienworkshop "Großbaustelle Nachhaltigkeit"
• Neues Briefing: Die G20 und die Agenda 2030
• “We don't need 'trillions' to achieve the SDGs”
• Side event at HLPF on July 18 "SDG-implementation: How are governments doing their part?"
• We Have to Reclaim the Public Policy Space for SDGs
• Side-Event during HLPF: Policy Coherence and Financing for Sustainable Development With Equality
• World Bank plan to mobilize “trillions” will not help the poor
• Poverty eradication is possible, but not with present policies
• Civil society groups reclaim policies for the public
• Conversation with authors of the Spotlight 2017
• Resisting the tide of populist environmental neglect
• Advance executive summary: Sustainability under construction in Germany
• Support a Treaty on Business & Human Rights: Sign the new Statement of the Treaty Alliance!
• Alternative to G20: The Global Solidarity Summit
• Workshop: Corporate influence in the G20 and other international policy fora
• Workshop: Menschenrechte vor Profit! Warum wir globale Unternehmensregeln brauchen
• ‘OPERA’ in operation: sharing insights and learning on applying CESR’s monitoring framework
• Tax competition and corporate tax avoidance "inconsistent" with human rights, says UN treaty body
• Advance chapter: The role of transnational corporations and extractive industries in seabed mining, and the impacts on oceans health and food security
• Funding Needs for UN’s 2030 Development Agenda Skyrocket – to Trillions of Dollars
• Vor welchen Herausforderungen steht die WHO? Wie kann Deutschland sie stärken?
• Workshop: Ungleichheiten verringern - aber wie?
• Civil Society engages during Financing for Development Forum
• U.S. Philanthrocapitalism and the Global Health Agenda: The Rockefeller and Gates Foundations, Past and Present
• Partnerschaften mit Risiken: Über die Chancen, Gefahren und Nebenwirkungen von Multi-Akteur-Partnerschaften für nachhaltige Entwicklung
• Inside Job: Big Polluters' lobbyists on the inside at the UNFCCC
• ExxonMobil and SaudiAramco to write intergovernmental report on impacts of global warming
• Ensuring the Primacy of Human Rights in Trade and Investment Policies
• The UN Tax Committee holds out the begging bowl
• Neues Briefing: Die Wirtschaftslobby und die G20
• Corporate influence on the G20
• Neues Arbeitspapier: Globale Partnerschaften
• Neues Briefing: Multi-Akteur-Partnerschaften in der 2030-Agenda
• Closing the Gender Gap
• Neues Briefing: NAP und Deutsche Nachhaltigkeitsstrategie
• Women rights without borders
• The UN development system: Can it catch up to the 2030 Agenda?
• Peasants Negotiating a Global Policy Space
• Neuerscheinung: Ländersache Nachhaltigkeit
• Neuerscheinung: SDGs für die Bundesländer
• Neue Publikation: Gestiftete Entwicklung? Kooperation zwischen deutscher Entwicklungspolitik und privaten Stiftungen
• Workshop: Globale Partnerschaften
• Bundesregierung verabschiedet schwachen Nationalen Aktionsplan für Wirtschaft und Menschenrechte
• Illicit Financial Flows Undermining Gender Justice
• World’s largest business association gets direct voice in UN decision making
• “Morality cannot be legislated, but behaviour can be regulated”
• Affordable Housing in Tanzania. Local initiatives and challenges in implementing the 2030 Agenda
• The Corporate Crime Principles
• Event: International cooperation in tax matters
• Options for Strengthening Global Tax Governance
• New analysis: Big polluters' have back-door access to UN climate talks
• 180 countries adopt landmark public health decisions on tobacco control
• Corporate accountability: Is the EU ready to listen?
• EU Action Plan on SDGs overlooks human rights risks of corporate activity
• The Monsanto Tribunal: A Report-Back
• Fragile! Handle with Care: Multinationals and Conflict
• Ländersache Nachhaltigkeit
• The Path to a Right to International Solidarity
• Monsanto Lobbying: an attack on us, our planet and democracy
• Tell World Leaders to Kick Big Polluters out of Climate Policy!
• Refining the Indicators: Opening the process; open for influence?
• Billions of tax avoidance?
• Switzerland in UN hotseat over women’s rights impacts of its role as tax haven
• From Disparity to Dignity
• Side Event: Corporate Influence and Accountability in the UN
• The ICC convicts Al Mahdi for the destruction of cultural heritage in Mali
• Political momentum on water raises red flags
• For whose benefit? A different perspective on Tax Inspectors Without Borders
• 2016 IMF and World Bank Annual Meeting: The Bretton Woods Institutions stuck in policy dilemmas
• United Nations and business community, out-sourcing or crowding in?
• Approaching States' Obligations under a Treaty on TNCs and other business enterprises in Regard to Human Rights
• World Economic and Social Survey 2016
• New briefing: FENSA - a fence against undue corporate influence on WHO?
• Neues Briefing: Die SDGs auf der G20-Agenda
• Silos or system? An approach to the 2030 Agenda
• In Need of Rethinking
• Put corporate lobbyists in the spotlight - vote now!
• 2030 Agenda demands UN reform
• N2Africa, the Gates Foundation and Legume Commercialisation in Africa
• State of East Africa Report 2016
• Champions to be?
• Sustainability Now!
• German Institute for Human Rights comments on Germany's report at HLPF
• UN body to elaborate treaty on TNCs/ human rights holds first session
• The Road to Addis Ababa
• WHO: Work on non-State actors engagement framework to continue
• Indigenous Peoples Right to Free, Prior and Informed Consent
• INGOs in Haiti: Development Actors as agents for Alternatives to Development?
• Whose representatives? MEPs on the industry payroll
• Reviewing the Implementation of the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development
• Diskussionsveranstaltung "Der Treaty-Prozess bei den Vereinten Nationen"
• Panel Discussion: Corporate accountability and influence in the UN
• Neues Briefing: Die Mittel zur Umsetzung der 2030-Agenda auf dem Prüfstand
• Sign Petition: Tell EU to support UN treaty for businesses and human rights!
• New publication: The Struggle for a UN Treaty
• Das Nachhaltigkeitsforum der UN 2016
• New Report of the Reflection Group on the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development
• Side-events during the HLPF in New York - Spotlight on Sustainable Development
• Neuer Bericht: Deutschland & die UN-Nachhaltigkeitsagenda
• Workshop "Das Nachhaltigkeitsforum der UN und die 2030-Agenda"
• Reinventing Development
• Five Western Donors Shape a Corporate Agenda for African Agriculture
• Partnerships and the 2030 Agenda: Time to reconsider their role in implementation
• UN Treaty Must Address Corporate Capture
• Auf dem Weg zu globalen Unternehmensregeln - Der "Treaty-Prozess" in den Vereinten Nationen
• TTIP documents confirm major risks for environment, consumer safety
• Progressive realization of economic and social rights: The role of tax policy
• 200+ Friends of UNRISD call to support the Institute
• UN financing forum: A bitter awakening after 2015’s party of multilateralism
• Wirtschaft Macht Politik
• 'Panama Papers': When tax abuse is human rights abuse
• Implementation of the Global 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development in and by Germany
• Regional Commissions should not set International PPP standards
• Multi-stakeholder partnerships in the 2030 Agenda
• Obstacles to Women’s Rights and to the SDGs
• PPPs and the 2030 Agenda
• SDG targets risk missing the mark on inequality
• The zombie ISDS
• Switzerland’s financial secrecy brought under human rights spotlight
• New Report: Die 2030-Agenda
• In the Footsteps of Dag Hammarskjöld
• Better Regulation - TTIP under the Radar?
• Indicators of success: how best to measure Agenda 2030
• How trade deals threaten tax justice
• Where next for the United Nations Development System?
• Gated Development - is the Gates Foundation always a force for good?
• Transatlantic regulatory cooperation in TTIP – a business-driven lobby project
• Rights for Business, not for People: the EU's Agenda
• Puvan Selvanathan resigns from UN Working Group on Business & Human Rights, calling for a binding treaty
• Unease over seconded philanthropic foundation staff to WHO's top management
• WHO: Do financial contributions from ‘pharma’ violate WHO Guidelines?
• Philanthropic Power and Development - Who shapes the agenda?
• Treaty debate heats up at 2015 UN business and human rights forum
• Fueling the Fire: The big polluters bankrolling COP21
• Treaty on business & human rights is needed to curb adverse impact of international trade agreements
• The Corporate Cookbook: How climate criminals have captured COP21
• Binding Treaty: Detailed report on first session of UN Working Group
• New working paper: The Means of Implementation for Sustainable Development
• Fair Shares: A Civil Society Equity Review of INDCs
• NGOs criticise WHO's 'non paper' on conflicts of interest
• Making a Killing: Who pays the real costs of big oil, coal and gas?
• Peoples' Nutrition is Not a Business
• Overall Evaluation of the G20/OECD Base Erosion and Profit Shifting (BEPS) Project
• Rethinking the development paradigm: Reflections from civil society in the region on Post2015 and Financing for Development
• Foreign Direct Investment, Investment Agreements and Economic Development: Myths and Realities
• ICC opens a case for the destruction of cultural heritage in Mali
• Video: U.S. Funding for the United Nations
• Is the UN fit for the ambitious new Sustainable Development Agenda?
• Joint letter by European CSOs on Country-by-Country Reporting
• UN decides principles for better management of sovereign debt crises
• A binding international instrument on business & human rights should safeguard civic space
• Joint CSO letter on UN GA Resolution vote on “Basic Principles on Sovereign Debt Restructuring Processes”
• The Top Tail of the Wealth Distribution in Germany, France, Spain, and Greece
• The firepower of the EU pharmaceutical lobby and implications for public health
• Investing in the SDGs: Whose Business?
• Outcome Document finally available: Transforming our World: The 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development
• UN Committee passes first ever set of UN debt restructuring principles
• Sustainable Development Agenda 2030 Presents a Bold Vision for Women and Girls
• No Aid, No Tax, No Development
• U.N. Targets Trillions of Dollars to Implement Sustainable Development Agenda
• Fit for whose purpose?
• Revolving doors between business & politics: greasing the wheels of the TTIP lobby
• FFD 3 Outcome: Fishing for crumbs of hope in a sea of lost ambition
• Reactions to the Addis Ababa Outcome Document
• A Low Bar for Business
• UN experts: Corporations must contribute to sustainable development by respecting human rights
• Addis Ababa CSO FfD Forum Declaration
• Financing for Development is ‘Preserving’ the Status Quo
• Why is the “North” shying away from global collaboration on tax?
• Frozen in diplomacy
• A critical assessment of PPPs and their impact on sustainable development
• An Action Plan Without Much Action
• UN body to elaborate treaty on TNCs/human rights holds first session
• UN Working Group on a treaty on business and human rights opened
• Civil Society Joint Statement on Sexual Orientation, Gender Identity & Expression and Intersex Status
• From the iron ore to the car
• The new Global Financing Facility – a model for financing the Sustainable Development Goals?
• New launch: Global Trends 2015 available in English
• New report: Corporate tax dodging in Malawi
• Whose representatives? MEPs on the industry payroll
• Commission’s action plan on corporate taxation lacks clear actions
• 10 Reasons Why an Intergovernmental UN Tax Body Will Benefit Everyone
• Can Green Growth Really Work?
• Upcoming Event: Following up on Addis Ababa
• Regulatory framework fails to match hope placed on private companies, new studies say
• INGOs in Haiti: Development Actors as agents for Alternatives to Development?
• The current tax system is broken and needs reform
• G7 food initiative driving hunger in African countries, say global civil society groups
• New Call for an International Legal Framework on Business and Human Rights
• Money Talks: Africa at the G7
• Responsibilities beyond borders: unlocking the post-2015 stalemate on international cooperation
• Indigenous Peoples Right to Free, Prior and Informed Consent: The Peruvian case
• WHO: Work on non-State actors engagement framework to continue
• The Third FFD Conference Follow-up
• Private investment dominates, systemic issues ignored: EU Ministers discuss development finance
• A milestone on the road to fairer global taxation?
• Keep a Strong FENSA: Safeguard WHO's Independence From Private Interests
• CSOs voice concerns over corporate takeover of WHO
• Open Letter to Members of the European Parliament on the EU Conflict Minerals Regulation
• Global Policy Watch #5: The Struggle to Shape the Agenda
• Business Accountability FOR Development
• The Truth About Trade Agreements
• Lobbying in Europe: hidden influence, privileged access
• Financing for Development Conference 2015: Views from the Global South
• Are FfD3 and Post-2015 striking the right public-private balance?
• A ‘universal’ financing for development agenda?
• Post-2015: Measuring the (real) scope of ambition
• Fool's Gold
• Why Public-Private Partnerships don’t work
• New Discussion Paper asks: Leave no-one out of the Post-2015 Agenda – particularly not the rich.
• Accountability for the post-2015 agenda: A proposal for a robust global review mechanism
• Expert Commission Responds to One-Sided Tax Debate
• NGOs remind Juncker of effective tax policies
• The systematic destruction of cultural heritage at the hands of the Islamic State
• Indicators for a post-2015 'fiscal revolution'
• Upcoming Events during the UN Commission on the Status of Women
• DAWN briefing on Financing for Development (FfD)
• UN Security Council banning all trade with Syrian antiquities
• Unhappy Meal: €1 Billion in Tax Avoidance on the Menu at McDonald's
• Neuer Report: Gut leben global
• Syria's world cultural heritage and individual criminal responsibility
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• Petition to end impunity initiated in the wake of CIA torture report
• Men and Boys for Gender Justice: Delhi Declaration and Call to Action
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• Dirty Profits report launched
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• The ‘data revolution’: of the people and for the people?
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• EU Tax Policies Still Draining Resources From Developing Countries
• The path towards a global strategy for financing sustainable development
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• Going Offshore: How development finance institutions support the private sector through tax havens
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• The tenacious struggle of the states against corporate tax avoidance
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• Open Letter: Synthesis report of the Secretary General
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• Budgeting for Human Rights: Progressive Realization
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• Eight Key Issues for a Post-2015 Global Development and Sustainability Agenda
• The Great Rip Off: Anonymous company owners and the threat to American interests
• The Road to Addis Ababa
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• The BEPS Process: Failing to Deliver For Developing Countries
• Civil Society Organizations argue for enhanced Country-by-Country-Reporting rules
• OWG Report to be “Main Basis” for SDGs in Post-2015 Agenda
• Sovereign debt restructuring: UN takes a big step forward
• Historic Resolution on Sovereign Debt Restructuring Adopted by UN
• New Commission must end corporate dominance of EU expert groups
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• Doing Business Report Undermining World Bank’s Credibility
• UN Security Council: New Approach Needed for Conflict Prevention
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• Register now for Degrowth-Conference 2014!
• The search for accountability in development agendas
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• The Road to Development Justice
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• United Nations develops new debt resolution mechanism
• The role of the private sector in financing for development from a feminist perspective
• Scientists demand state insolvency mechanism
• OECD misses opportunity for genuine strike against tax havens
• Women’s “8 Red Flags” following the conclusion of the Open Working Group on Sustainable Development Goals
• The dilution of development aid?
• No Sustainable Development Goals without Sustainable Development Budgets
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• TISA: on the way to unlimited deregulation
• Human rights are not a gift, but a duty
• Shadowy institutions take over development agenda through private company support
• Social Watch publishes 2014 report: "Means and Ends"
• SDGs: Means of implementation below expectations
• CSOs protest as European Commission hires PricewaterhouseCoopers to assess corporate transparency
• How tax policy can contribute to gender equality
• New Alliance for Food Security and Nutrition in Africa raises concerns
• Resolution on binding human rights standards passes in Human Rights Council
• New Working Paper: Corporate Influence on the Business and Human Rights Agenda of the UN
• IMF raises pressure for global tax reform
• UN Special Rapporteur: Tax policy major determinant in enjoyment of human rights
• SDGs: The disappearing act of the “inequality” goal
• Linking Finance and the Post-2015 Agenda
• CSOs criticize closing of 12th OWG session to NGOs
• EU Investment Policy: Looking behind closed doors
• Stop Corporate Impunity Now!
• US family farmers criticise TAFTA
• CSOs on climate talks: Stand with us, or step aside
• Will Post-2015 meet Human Rights standards?
• Post-2015 data test: Unpacking the Data Revolution
• New evidence on dangers from land grabbing
• SDGs: Human Progress within Planetary Guard Rails
• It’s time to stop the privatisation of the development agenda
• Chanel, Tupperware to accelerate women's empowerment
• World Bank promotes business interests over human rights
• EC private sector plan putting business before poverty reduction
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• No Transparency among UK's leading companies
• SDGs - a few steps forward, a few steps backwards
• Melinda Gates to address the World Health Assembly: Civil Society registers its protest
• New GPF Report on R2P: In whose name?
• New Book: Peace Diplomacy, Global Justice and International Agency
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• How TNCs deprive African countries of billions through trade misinvoicing
• Africa rises, but taxes don’t follow: Who benefits?
• Post-2015 Agenda: Caution against role of partnership
• G20/OECD plans for global tax reform dominated by corporate interests
• Big Data puts farmers on alert
• New briefing demands ‘fiscal revolution’ to finance sustainable development
• Civil Society urges OWG to foster human rights in post-2015 development agenda
• Call for Women's Right to Safe Abortion in Post-2015 Agenda
• Hold the powerful to account
• Human rights organizations focus on financing for development negotiations
• Inquiry: New investigation into the tragic death of Dag Hammarskjöld
• State of the World 2014: Governing for Sustainability
• IPCC’s Working Group III: Report on Mitigation of Climate Change
• Sharp rise in environmental and land killings
• Civil society rallies to prevent privatization of post-2015 process
• Report on private contributions to financing for development Post-2015
• CSO Statement on Partnerships for Financing Sustainable Development
• Video: The Privatization of the Post-2015 Agenda
• Amnesty asks for Justice – Europe’s failure to protect Roma from racist violence
• Statement by Righting Finance Initiative
• Event: The Privatization of the Post-2015 Development Agenda
• 14 Misconceptions about Extraterritorial Human Rights Obligations
• LBT Activists Call on Governments not to Use Rights as Bargaining Chips
• The Political Economy of Offshore Jurisdictions
• Women respond to UN SDG proposal
• Country by Country Reporting - Tax Justice Focus
• Subsidy reform and economic and social rights
• UN Commission Calls for Increased Efforts to Promote Gender Equality
• New development goals need to include commitments by the rich
• OECD’s new info exchange standard a watershed moment?
• How corporations and lawyers are scavenging profits
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• The Future HLPF Review
• Special Rapporteur issues final report
• Neuer Report: Gemeinsame Ziele – unterschiedliche Verantwortung
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• Präsentation des Reports "Gemeinsame Ziele – unterschiedliche Verantwortung"
• New GPF Report: Contracting Insecurity
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• The Ecological Dimension in the Post-2015 Agenda
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• Moving Beyond The Corporate Vision of Sustainability
• Conference on the transition to sustainable societies: EU5P
• Feminist Economists Respond To The Recent IMF Discussion Note Women, Work, And The Economy
• New Working Paper: Corporate Influence in the Post-2015 Process
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• Post-2015 Agenda: flowery rhetoric, little substance
• Understand power structures to overturn them
• Creating Sustainable Development Budgets
• Working for the Few
• Leaked Records Reveal Offshore Holdings of China’s Elite
• How loans are reported as development aid
• EU restricts food speculation and limits high frequency trading (Mifid)
• One Small Step for Privacy, One Giant Leap Against Surveillance
• FIAN launches international action: TTIP and TPP void
• Solidarity with the Egyptian Center for Economic and Social Rights
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• Illicit Financial Flows from Developing World Nearly $6 Trillion in last Decade
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• Over 300 groups call for human rights in core of post-2015 development agenda
• Joseph E. Stiglitz’s address to panel on Defending Human Rights
• Human Rights Organizations to sue the Federal Ministry of Economics in Germany
• UN uses drones in Eastern Congo
• Event: Financing for sustainable development: Can the international financial system make the leap?
• UN Special Rapporteur calls for right to food for developing countries
• Whose Development, Whose UN?
• Fachgespräch: Gemeinsame Prinzipien – unterschiedliche Verantwortung
• Peoples’ Forum requests binding instrument to regulate Transnational Corporations
• Egypt to answer to UN body for ongoing social rights crisis - Press Release
• The COP19 Guide to Corporate Lobbying
• Automatic for the people - automatic information exchange, tax justice and developing countries
• SOMO launches further support in filing complaints against multinationals
• ECCHR report on targeted killing with drones
• Automatic information exchange – but properly done
• World Conference Of Indigenous Women
• Eurodad issues report on financial blending in the EU
• Civil society groups place appeal to WTO on G-33 proposal
• MDG 8 fails to pass human rights audit
• Demand Human Rights-consistent Tax Policies
• Review: The Gloss of Harmony
• Brazil, Germany submit draft resolution on Right to Privacy
• Germany a center of financial secrecy
• Financial Secrecy Index 2013
• Financing for Development - Where is the UN heading?
• Implementing Rio+20: ECOSOC's New Role and Its Old Culture
• Reports Show Corporate Control Entrenched in Global Food Chain
• Report: Global right to food movement emerging
• UN System Task Team issues papers on ‘Financing for Sustainable Development’
• Eradicating poverty by valueing unpaid care work
• Fracking and the global land grab
• Moving from Rhetoric towards Real Implementation of Gender Equality
• Philippines: Three reasons why the 2014 national budget is prone to misuse
• Launch of Electronics Watch Initiative
• Lawyers response to tax dodging
• Transnational Monitoring against the deadly Injustice at Sea
• Biofuels Industry strong-arms Governments at UN Food Security conference
• Statement on World Bank loans in response to Syrian refugee Crisis
• Lebanon in the heart of the storm
• New Report on Economic and Social Rights Deficits in Egypt
• Reforming concessional lending: will the poor be short-changed?
• Statement on Rural Women’s Right to Adequate Food and Nutrition
• UN meeting held against discrimination of LGBT people
• The EU-US trade deal - TTIP could cause more harm than good
• October 16 - Global Day of Action for Food Sovereignty
• Factsheet money laundering
• Tax Abuses, Poverty and Human Rights
• Report Launch on Top Policies that Generate Hunger
• A new Partnership Facility for the United Nations
• BRICS in Global Governance - A Progressive and Cooperative Force?
• IMF Annual Meetings: A public sector shutdown meets its master
• NGLS Post-2015 Consultation Report Launch
• UN experts call on world governments to be guided by the Maastricht Principles
• Urgent call to halt Odisha mega-steel project amid serious human rights concerns
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• Busting the myths of transparency around the EU-US trade deal
• Ecuador meeting pushes for investor-state lawsuits to end
• Reforming the G8's public–private partnership on agriculture and food security
• Gita Sen speaks at HLPF on Sustainable Development
• The First Iraqi Social Forum Takes Place in Baghdad
• ANND comments on the SG's report
• Misdirecting finance – who benefits?
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• The Military Intervention in Syria
• Heated lobbying over Parliament’s agrofuel vote
• The true cost of austerity and inequality in Europe
• Charity slams conduct code for private military and security companies
• The Changing Role of Corporate Social Investment in the Extractive Resources Sector
• UN's Unions Appalled at UN Use of Mercenaries
• Side Event: What kind of a Post-2015 Development Framework will bring about the Real change we need?
• ADA Statement on the UN Secretary General Report on Post-2015 Development Agenda
• UN: Experts committee on financing sustainable development begins work
• Investment and impunity in an era of crisis - What alternatives?
• Declaration of Alternative Forum on Business and Human Rights in Colombia
• A Report on the State of Corporate Concentration in Agriculture Industry
• The true raw material footprint of nations - a Phys.org paper
• Letter by Women's Major Group to Ban Ki Moon on his MDG/Post-2015 Report
• Vulture funds: US court ruling on Argentina enrages debt justice campaigners
• Stop the hunger brokers
• Reforming the Working Methods of the UN Security Council - The ACT Initiative
• Evaluating progress in women’s rights and looking toward 2015
• Recent Developments in Egypt and the Region – ANND Statement
• G20 leaders urged to fight against tax dodging
• Violence in Eastern DRC - UN to the Rescue?
• Statement: Bahraini Human Rights Organizations Need Support
• Arab Region's Current Dangerous Developments - ANND Statement
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• Petition: The Hague Civil Society Call to Action on Human Rights
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• Japanese Civil-Society Organizations Campaign for Saving the Anti-War Constitution
• Latin American Governments Responding to Transnational Corporations' Lawsuits
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• Women's Rights Groups send Open Letter to UN Secretary-General Ban-Ki Moon
• Commentary: World Economic Forum Proposes a Public-Private United "Nations"
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