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Inputs by the Civil Society FfD Mechanism to the FfD4 First Draft Outcome Document....

Following yesterday’s discussion on systemic issues was like watching some nightmarish rendition of the Emperor’s New Clothes. Can we please just be honest about what’s really happening? This issue al...

In the follow up of the 4th International Conference on FfD, the process is as vital as the outcome. Civil Society appreciates the willingness and disposition of co-chairs, co-facilitators and Bureau ...

We reiterate the role of coordinated national and international governance in enabling context-appropriate digital industrialization pathways, and encouraging public digital innovation, including that...

We hope we can walk out of Sevilla already knowing with certainty when the next FFD conference will be and we have proposed back in December that we take the year 2030 already as an agreement for the ...

The trade section in the zero draft offers some positive entry points for addressing some of the current challenges restricting the role of trade as a development tool for the Global South. The commen...

The purpose of trade multilateralism has been, since its inception, to act as an engine of development. Following the human capabilities approach to development, the purpose of trade should therefore ...

We urge the UN Members to show higher ambition and call for the immediate termination of unilateral economic, financial or trade measures that are inconsistent with the principles of international law...

FfD4 is a critical moment to deliver actionable outcomes on long-standing gender inequalities and systemic issues, including colonial, patriarchal legacies embedded in and reproduced by the current i...