"Heavyweight global development leaders will
call for a “tectonic shift” in the sector’s approach to development at the
global civil society activists’ WorldSocial Forum meeting in Tunisia this week.
The heads of ActionAid International, Oxfam
International, Greenpeace International,CIVICUS and Association
for Women’s Rights in Development have together committed to adapting
future work toward strengthening the power of the poorest people to challenge
the wealthiest 1 percent in the world.
In a statement
of intent published today, March 23, the group argues development
implementers need to go “beyond tinkering” and address the “structural causes
of inequality.” They warn governments across the world have fallen under the
influence of corporations that have convinced them to allow actions that damage
citizens, such as land grabs, tax avoidance, climate destruction and clamping
down on nongovernmental organizations, civil society and unions because they
threaten corporate power..."
Read the full article on Devex.com.
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