New Delhi Declaration: New Development Bank – Peoples’ Perspectives
The Peoples’ Forum on BRICS, a network of peoples’ movements, trade unions, national networks and…
ECONOMY AND AID
In 2012, India set up its aid agency called the Development Partnership Administration (DPA) which will streamline its current aid and technical cooperation programmes in the developing world. The setting up of the DPA offers avenues for civil society groups to engage with the Government both in terms of monitoring as well as collaboration. Groupings such as IBSA (through the poverty alleviation fund) and BRICS (via the soon to be established New Development Bank) are also likely to become important actors in the world of aid and development finance. The SSI will aim to conduct research on existing aid and technical cooperation projects and actively work with various groups to ensure a strong civil society voice at the DPA and other platforms.
Rethinking Economic Policy: The Radical Potential of Human Rights
The SSI partnered with Programme for Women’s Economic, Social and Cultural Rights (PWESCR) and…
Maximum Available Resources & Human Rights. An Analytical Report
This report by the Center for Women’s Global Leadership at Rutgers University, examines the many ways…
Public Symposium on Money, Finance and the Real Economy
The South Solidarity Initiative (SSI) and International Development Economics Associates (IDEAs) organized a public symposium on January 11, 2014 on ‘ Money, Finance and the Real Economy: What has Changed? What has Changing?’.