Keystones for the future: Unlocking global governance failures of yesterday and today
Barbara Adams, Global Policy ForumOriginal article on Metapolis (December 2024) The current normative standards and institutions of global governance, many […]
Barbara Adams, Global Policy ForumOriginal article on Metapolis (December 2024) The current normative standards and institutions of global governance, many […]
PRESS RELEASE — Southern perspectives on global governance On the eve of the Summit of the Future to be held
The Summit of the Future (SOTF) will take place on 22-23 September 2024 at UNHQ in New York and has
The Global Policy Watch Team
Many world leaders during the UN GA High-level General Debate referenced the sorry state of multilateralism and the various alignments and groupings, some to counter the lack of agency and redress power asymmetries across multiple policy streams. In conjunction with the historical responsibilities of developed countries for carbon emissions, many called for reparations for slavery and colonialism, highlighting the historical injustice that continues to disadvantage developing countries. Reform of the international financial architecture featured consistently on the agenda, as did a focus on demands for action on Loss and Damage at the upcoming COP 28 and the devastating debt distress, especially in small- and medium-sized countries. Read more