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- The ‘Fiscal Compact’ Has Not Solved the Euro Crisis (Triple Crisis Blog)
- Preliminary comments by Third World Network on the zero draft of the Rio+20 outcome document
- The zero draft of the outcome document for Rio+20 is clearly an attempt by the Secretariat to produce a document that can be widely accepted in time for ...
- China on the verge? (Triple Crisis Blog)
- China’s coming crises (Triple Crisis Blog)
- Call for building and mobilizing for Peoples Assembly at Rio+20
- Rio+20 Zero Draft Outcome Document released
- Although the text will be extensively negotiated in the coming months and will most likely be modified, the zero draft in its current stage reaffirms Member ...
- Inesc establishes a partnership with Triple Crisis Blog
- The blog is designed to contribute to a more open and worldwide dialogue about these global issues and reunites a network of specialists on the subject of the ...
- After Durban: It must be created a Supranational Democratic Climate Authority
- Durban 2011, adds even a greater failure to the one already built up since Copenhagen where, studied from the current perspective, it makes clear that not just ...
- G20: More Fodder for the Food Price Debates: Ethanol, speculation drove prices (Triple Crisis)
- Now that finance ministers on their gilded steeds have turned and fled from the dragons of commodity speculation, the G20 is unlikely to slay any of the ...
- Spotlight G20: Emerging markets and Europe (Triple Crisis Blog)
- the European banking crisis could trigger a global crisis, not just in banking but in the financial sector generally, given the multiple institutions and ...
- Spotlight G20: What should developing countries demand? (Triple Crisis Blog)
- China wants to be the new International Monetary Fund (IMF). If this is true, it is exactly what China and the other developing countries in the G20 should NOT ...
- Spotlight Durban: A REDD and green paradox (Triple Crisis Blog)
- Although expectations have been low for a successful outcome of the UN climate change talks in Durban, there has been cautious optimism about the potential for ...
- Macroeconomic Policies and the Costs of Climate Change (Triple Crisis Blog)
- Stabilizing concentrations of greenhouse gasses (GHG) in the atmosphere, and adapting to the impact of climate change, have significant economic costs. Can ...
- Statement from Civil Society of the OGP Steering Committee on the South African Protection of Information Bill
- The coalition expresses concern that the bill compromises the progress that South African has made in guaranteeing basic rights and freedoms, including its ...
- Durban News Update No. 24 - Negotiations intensify on Durban final outcomes
- On the final day of the climate negotiations in Durban, negotiations intensify over critical issues, which include the future shape of the climate regime as ...
- COP17: The Great Escape III
- After 9 days of negotiations there is no doubt that we saw this movie before. It is the third remake of Copenhagen and Cancun. Same actors. Same script. The ...
- Thematic Forum’s methodology
- The Group of Reflection and Support to the World Social Forum Process (GRAP- WSF) and the Thematic Social Forum Organizing Committee are now launching the ...
- Peer Exchage Working Level Meeting for New OGP Participant Countries and Steering Committee
- The December working level meeting will be a chance for all new OGP participating countries to share their experience to date on developing action plans and ...
- Durban News Update No. 16 - Divergent Views on “Various Approaches”
- The Informal group on various approaches, including opportunities for using markets, to enhance the cost-effectiveness of, and to promote, mitigation actions, ...
- Facing the COP17-Durban and Rio+20: NO to the market mechanisms as solutions to climate and environmental crisis
- Civil society organizations release Belém Letter stating insufficient social participation over the discussion about the Brazilian governmental actions that ...
- Rio's favela dwellers to be displaced in the rush to be ready
- "The World Cup and Olympics are good opportunities to get positive things done, but the interests behind them are not right."
- Cameron calls for cross-border tax transparency
- The Prime Minister has said the EU should follow in the footsteps of the US and introduce a law that requires companies to be transparent.
- The long arm of corporate influence
- Felicity Lawrence is right to highlight the enormous power of transnational companies (TNC) relative to that of many governments (A mere state can't restrain a ...
- Some of Brazil's principals medias help to promote the campaign "End Tax Heaven Secrecy”
- Some of the most importants brazilian newspapers have published news and notes about the campaign
- The terror attack in Oslo July 22
- Message from General Secretary of Norwegian Church Aid, Atle Sommerfeldt: Friday, July 22nd, two terrorist attacks took place in centre of Oslo and the island ...
- End secrecy jurisdictions to clean up the global economy and finance development
- A call by global civil society on France as the host of G20 in 2011
- Brazil: Domestic violence affects four in 10 women
- Brazil’s Annual Report on Women, released this month by the government, shows that 43.1 per cent of women have suffered some kind of violence in their own ...
- More than 60 coutries debates about transparency in Washington
- Society and government representatives will present the international initiative “Open Governmet Partnership”. Brazil and the U.S. are ahead of the initiative. ...
- Inesc presents its metodology about budget control in Netherlands
- Its the first time the institution was invited to contribute to a European country. Information was passed on budgetary control.
- PAD: Comment Concerning the National Comittee fot Truth
- The PAD – Process of Networking and Dialogue – publicly manifests itself on the urgency of the Setting up of a National Committee of Truth, by the Brazilian ...
