@theelders.bsky.social call for revitalising multilateralism & rebuilding public trust. We’re proud they endorse global public investment in their new paper: theelders.org/sites/defaul...

Listen to the new episode of New Rules for a Broken System. This episode, featuring our ED, Harpinder Collacott, dives into the deep structural issues in our current aid and development system and why now is the moment to rewrite the rules. podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/f...

We need to build solidarity across borders - between all those the global elite and far right work to divide. This idea - Global Public Investment (GPI) - is an important part of it I think... youtu.be/BP0iFv_Ec7U?... @globpubinvnet.bsky.social

The old story of rich countries giving aid no longer matches today’s reality. Global Public Investment is reshaping how we fund global challenges—treating public money as a permanent, collective tool for the common good. www.fordfoundation.org/news-and-sto...

A new paper by our @globalnation.bsky.social has a bold proposal on how to address climate finance gaps. The best part? -No need for global consensus or new binding treaties -Based on self-interest, not moral appeals -This is a system that works for both high- and low-income countries 🧵

International cooperation is undergoing rapid change, creating space for new and better approaches to emerge. As Winnie Byanyima reminds us, Africa has the chance to shape its own future—but only if it seizes the moment, rather than waiting for it.

💡 Big change starts with bold collaboration. CAF is co-convening a global effort to modernize finance—unlocking better health, cleaner energy & more opportunities worldwide. 🔗 globalpublicinvestment.net/news_press/g...

🚀 From space exploration to fighting malaria, public finance has powered humanity's greatest leaps. But innovation needs more than ideas — it needs resilient public finance. Our ED explores how “pockets of the future” can guide global public investment. 👇 🔗 www.linkedin.com/pulse/from-i...

Why is Africa’s emergent leadership key to our future? As Winnie Byanyima reminds us, regions like Africa can redefine global solidarity. Ubuntu — ‘We are because others are’ — could guide us toward a shared future. Join the campaign for global public investment: globalpublicinvestment.net

We are deeply grateful to our allies who continue to stand with us in advancing the vision of gpi. The bold leadership of people like Martín Clavijo helps build momentum for a fairer, more inclusive system of international cooperation that truly serves global public needs. shorturl.at/9ZDpT

Excited to announce: GPI Network is seeking an Executive Director! Shape global public investment and lead an international team dedicated to shared progress. 🌱 Based in Africa, Asia, or Latin America. 🔗 Details: drive.google.com/file/d/1Xecy...

Columnist Atieno Ndomo highlights why global public investment matters: it defends what's public and makes investment truly collective. Article: www.theeastafrican.co.ke/tea/opinion/... Public investment built our energy grids & health systems — now it must go global to face today’s challenges.

We are dependent on one another. A virus surging in a developing country could mean a future crisis for the developed world. Global public investment recognizes this reality, and allows for the sharing of resources worldwide.

A central concern for our network is how to put the voice of civil society at the heart of a renewed international financial system. Not only do our members help us in moving this agenda forward, but they also keep us accountable. This is why they're so valuable to us.

Our director, Harpinder Collacott sends us a reminder: 🌍 This Thursday in Sevilla: Club de Madrid & the Global Public Investment Network launch the Seville Platform for Action with CAF & the Gov. of Colombia. A bold step to institutionalize Global Public Investment & rethink global finance.

“Nothing about us without us” isn’t just a slogan — it’s our guiding principle. We’re in Sevilla pushing for fair financing. 🗓️ Join us online: Wed side event 👉 clubmadrid-org.zoom.us/meeting/regi... Thu press conference 👉 webtv.un.org/en/asset/k18...

In Sevilla this week? This may be of interest to you. Be part of the movement changing how nations cooperate to face our common challenges. Online options also available. Side event: clubmadrid-org.zoom.us/meeting/regi... Press event: webtv.un.org/en/asset/k18...

🌍 Global leaders unite behind global public investment — a fairer, cooperative way to tackle today’s shared global challenges. If you'll be in Sevilla next week, don't miss out on our events. Full press release: globalpublicinvestment.net/global-leade...

We thank Jose Antonio Ocampo for this clarion call on the #FfD Conference. Our crises are political—so visionary leadership and bold multilateralism are essential. Forums like FfD matter more than ever—but Sevilla is just the beginning. 📰 Read: www.ipsnews.net/2025/06/now-...

“Now is the time to remake international financing.” Sevilla is the starting point not the finish line. Communities must shape what’s next. ITPC is showing up. Are you? www.ipsnews.net/2025/06/now-... #TreatPeopleRight #CommunitiesAreExperts @globpubinvnet.bsky.social @solangebap.bsky.social

Across the world, when disaster strikes, the response too often is “please wait while we fundraise.” ⛑️🌐 Global public investment would ensure that whenever and wherever disaster strikes, help would be at hand for everyone, without dangerous delays. Now is the time for #globalpublicinvestment

As the world faces rising inequality, climate shocks, and persistent underfunding of public goods, leaders like Winnie Byanyima are calling for a bold shift: global public investment. 🔹 It’s time for all countries to contribute, decide, and benefit together.

The FFD Conference can be a success if we realize that not all dollars are created equal. The private cannot replace the public. Global public investment can provide a reliable framework for sustainable public finance. Read the whole article here: www.project-syndicate.org/commentary/t...

Helen Clark says it best: Global public investment isn’t just a bold idea — it’s an achievable path to fairer, collective action. Let’s build momentum. #globalpublicinvestment Join the campaign 👉 globalpublicinvestment.net/advocate/

What if global challenges were met with bold, cooperative funding? 🌍 Mariana Mazzucato, Jayati Ghosh, Bard Vegar, Josephilda Hlope, Jonathan Glennie & Harpinder Collacott make the case for #GlobalPublicInvestment — shared responsibility & mutual benefit. www.youtube.com/watch?v=ED2x...

Brilliant piece by Winnie Byanyima. Crises know no borders. Our response must reflect this reality. lnkd.in/g5SYZP5a

How can we ensure the Global South is heard in global funding decisions? What role does civil society have? Our ED Harpinder Collacott shares the global public investment vision for a fairer system in this CIVICUS interview: 🔗 lens.civicus.org/interview/we...

Harpinder Collacott tells us that global public investment is not simply an idea born in academia, it is gaining support from country governments and from civil society around the world. If you want be part of this movement, then go to: globalpublicinvestment.net/advocate/

Lack of technology for a green transition, weakened health systems, unccordinated disaster-response systems. These are not unavoidable facts of life, but policy choices. Governments can work together! But they need fair rules and equal footing. Global public investment can provide that.

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Tomorrow! Don't miss out on this thrilling event. If you want to know how we can rebuild and strengthen our international institutions so we can fight our global challenges more effectively, then be sure to join us tomorrow. You can register here: zoom.us/meeting/regi...

The world needs bold initiatives that let us face global problems in a new way. And that way can only be together. How do we fund these challenges with our collective resources? Join us this Thursday to find out. Register: zoom.us/meeting/regi...

Lack of access to life-saving medicines, easily preventable diseases wreaking havoc in low-income countries, and an ever-increasing chance of a pandemic breaking out. These are some of our global challenges. We need to be prepared, and the best way to do it is for countries to invest together.

Governments need to take an active role so that our economies can be driven by public purpose. Now more than ever, strong leadership for the common good is needed from our civil servants. #globalpublicinvestment

Join us next Thursday for the online launch of the campaign for global public investment. The event will convene distinguished speakers from across regions and sectors to discuss a new vision for global solidarity and international public finance. Register here: zoom.us/meeting/regi...

Together as equals, that's the way of the future. Let's leave in the past the days of isolated players and unequal power relations. #globalpublicinvestment

Even as some world leaders seek to dismantle multilateral institutions, a growing number of countries are championing global cooperation and reimagining how we finance our shared challenges. Leaders like Paula Narváez exemplify this renewed commitment. #globalpublicinvestment

Every day more countries are championing a new way forward—where all nations contribute, decide, and benefit. It’s time to reimagine how we fund global solutions—for health, climate, peace, and development—and ensure that international cooperation truly serves the common good #globalpublicinvestment

Countries can no longer afford to see themselves as isolated entities. They must see the other nations as their partners, and this partnership as the base for the investment in their shared future. Pooling our resources in common projects is the way forward. #globalpublicinvestment

The world needs clean energy, cures for our most deadly diseases, and responsive emergency systems. Global public investment can deliver these wins, by providing a way countries can work together and pool their resources. #globalpublicinvestment

Starting in a few! Register: zoom.us/meeting/regi... #globalpublicinvestment

NEXT TUESDAY! Don't miss this online event with an elite lineup of speakers, as we explore the future of international cooperation. Register here: zoom.us/meeting/regi...

You are invited to attend an interactive dialogue between civil society experts & UN delegates happening at the FFD Forum & 4th PrepCom for FFD4, co-hosted by C4UN & the Impact Coalition on International Financial Architecture Reform & Financing for Development (IFA-FfD, #FFDIV #Globalcooperation

🚨 New op-ed by Pin Collacott in IPS News: We Can Solve Global Challenges Through Global Public Investment. A bold call to rethink how we fund global solutions—where all contribute, all benefit, all decide. 📷 Read here: www.ipsnews.net/2025/04/can-... #globalpublicinvestment

The Steering Committee serves as the oversight and governance body for the GPI Network, setting strategy, guiding the overall Network direction of travel, providing financial oversight and playing an important role as representatives. Be part of this great team: docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1F...

Milton Friedman might not have been right about much, but he nailed it when he said, ‘Only a crisis—actual or perceived—produces real change.’ With countries slashing aid budgets across the board and internationalism on the decline, now is the time to throw out the old playbook. lu.ma/kcnecgwn

This week we are in NY for the #FfD4 conference. Currently attending this side event organized by @cs_ffd on the FfD process & raising our collective ambition towards Seville. Important discussions on debt sustainability, tax justice & feminist approaches to development. #Road2Seville

📢MAKING SENSE OF THE MADNESS: Understanding the Current Crisis & Opportunity in Global Public Health ITPC hosted a webinar with global health experts to discuss the current global health crisis, human rights, HIV science, development, finance & community intelligence. 👉 youtu.be/gclrVMQNBwQ

Did we reach "peak aid" in 2023? A recent article by the Guardian says that may be the case. After a record breaking 2023, 2024 saw the pendulum swing back, with massive cuts by developing countries...(1/2)