Although important, financial aid will not achieve the sustainable eradication of poverty and inequality or sustainable inclusive growth. For this to happen, the Global South needs to “grow out” of poverty, which requires context-specific and tailor-made development programs, better access to finance, and access to jobs. This policy brief describes how to implement programs with […]
Development challenges in the Global South are linked to long-standing concerns about poverty and inequality, food insecurity, debt sustainability, climate finance gaps, and the triple burden of nutrition (undernutrition, overnutrition, and micronutrient deficiency). These concerns are the symptoms of deeper-rooted problems, which hinder achieving shared and sustainable prosperity. This paper proposes a new role for […]
Social justice is realized when every member of society has the same opportunity to rise to a higher economic or social bracket based on merit, and when no individual is discriminated against based on wealth, gender, religion, ethnicity, class, age, profession, or skin colour. Social justice reaches its apex when social mobility becomes based entirely […]