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Civil Society Financing for Development Group Side Events at FfD Forum 2018

As member and co-faciliatator of the coordination group of the Civil Society Financing for Developemnt Group, SID has contributed to the side events below organized collectively...

Business profit or diverse food systems? A new report by the Global Network for the Right to Food and Nutrition

A new report unveils how corporations and governments are actively pushing for commercial seeds in West Africa having profound implications on people’s diets and rights. In West...

Civil Society Organisations’ open letter to World Bank Executive Directors on the Bank’s approach to Public-Private Partnerships (PPPs)

Last October, more than 150 organisations signed a PPP Global Campaign Manifesto, expressing our alarm at the increasing use of PPPs to deliver infrastructure projects and public...

Fianancial crisis 10 yaers on: Has the response to the 2008 crisis laid the foundations for the next?

The 15 September marks the tenth anniversary of the collapse of Lehman Brothers. The implosion of Lehman was the first major milestone of the North Atlantic financial crises,...

The Struggle for Health: an emancipatory approach in the area of neoliberal globalisation (PHM)

Download the booklet as PDF This booklet has its origins in a meeting in autumn 2016, attended by over thirty activists, researchers and health professionals from Africa, Latin...

Applying the human rights framework is not a 'development alternative' , it is 'The' road to an alternative development process

Human Rights: Food for a thought not taken lightly Human Rights Reader 443 by Claudio Shouftan, Saigon Vietnam. APPLYING THE HUMAN RIGHTS FRAMEWORK IS NOT ‘A’ DEVELOPMENT...

Declaration of small-scale food producers and civil soceity organizations at the Second International Symposium on Agroecology

The Second International Symposium on Agroecology has been convened by FAO on 3-5 April 2018 English | Espanol | French 5th April 2018| We are delegates of different...

EU Public Private Partnerships suffer from widespread shortcomings and limited benefits, say Auditors

Press Release, Luxembourg, 20 March 2018, Eurodad | EU co-financed Public Private Partnerships (PPPs) cannot be regarded as an economically viable option for delivering public...

Tackling the tragic divorce of livestock from agriculture

by Stefano Prato | Livestock systems generate key challenges in the intersection of livelihoods, health and environmental concerns. Under the forces of globalization, sustainable...

World Bank must stop promoting 'dangerous' public-private partnerships

Brussels/Washington DC, October 11 2017. A new campaign aimed at reversing the dangerous rush to promote expensive and high-risk public-private partnerships (PPPs) was launched on...

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