Global Public Investment Network

Global Public Investment is a new way of funding global public objectives. By everyone. For everyone.

New Report: Time for Global Investment
Out Now ⬇️

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🚨 New op-ed by @Pincollacott in @IPSNewsUNBureau: We Can Solve Global Challenges Through Global Public Investment.
A bold call to rethink how we fund global solutions—where all contribute, all benefit, all decide. 📷 Read here: https://t.co/xz19RdIPre

#Globalpublicinvestment

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Dear friends, followers and supporters of the network, Please take a look at this letter to you all from Stephen Chacha. It’s a thank you for what has been a breakthrough in political support for global public investment that you have won.
https://t.co/X8jZJvWUCK

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Not all global stories are about conflict.

In Bogotá, 25 governments came together to rethink international cooperation through Global Public Investment.

A new system is being built, step by step.

More 👇
https://t.co/7G0d34e82u

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Global military spending: $2.7T in a year.

Ending hunger or strengthening basic health systems? A fraction of that.

The issue isn’t money. It’s how we organise cooperation.

That’s why Global Public Investment matters.

#GlobalPublicInvestment

[Global Public Investment Network @GlobalPubInvt]

Dr Al-Mashat calls for better frameworks to measure and finance shared global outcomes. Global Public Investment (GPI) goes beyond GPGs, but the alignment is clear: invest collectively in shared challenges.

https://t.co/08pYO7pY4h

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🔬 New study in The Lancet Global Health: aid saves lives — cuts could cost millions by 2030.

The message from the GPI Network remains the same: International public finance must be strengthened, not cut.
https://t.co/W37NUGtfSV
#GlobalHealth #GPI

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2026 is moving fast.

With the Coalition of Governments on Global Public Investment gaining momentum, we’re launching a new Substack to share updates and ways to engage.

Take a look 👇
https://t.co/vOFjbnDGPk

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@ClubdeMadrid President @Laura_Ch highlights CdM’s partnership with @GPINetwork and the recent meeting with ambassadors & governments in Madrid as a key step toward making GPI a political reality.
GPI will feature at the 2026 Annual Policy Dialogues.
https://t.co/PoWxb0Vfpb

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Global public investment isn’t just theory, some of it is already happening.

Simon Reid-Henry discusses real-world examples and why these early steps make global public investment more urgent than ever.

Watch the full panel: https://t.co/FRj3rWSpyP

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The meeting marked the next phase of the Coalition, launched after the IV International Conference on Financing for Development through the Seville Action Platform for GPI, led by Club de Madrid and @GlobalPubInvt, with the support of @AgendaCAF and governments such as Uruguay.

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Yesterday, @ClubdeMadrid convened an Ambassadors’ Roundtable at @SEGIBdigital focused on the Coalition of Governments and Multilateral Institutions for Global Public Investment (GPI), in the framework of the first visit to Madrid of @Laura_Ch as new President of Club de Madrid

[Global Public Investment Network @GlobalPubInvt]

At the start of the year, our Co-Executive Directors reflect on a key shift: global public investment is moving from idea to action. With shared risks growing, this is a moment to be bold and build stronger international cooperation.
https://t.co/9rDYbBOizl

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As aid shrinks and geopolitics fragment cooperation, shared crises demand shared solutions.

📅 22 Jan 2026 | 5:30–7pm CET
📍 Berlin & livestream

Panel on Global Public Investment
🔗 https://t.co/N2wrBlAcEe

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Remembering Milindo Chakrabarti: a generous mind and true believer in cooperation, trust, and shared responsibility as the heart of Global Public Investment. His ideas and spirit continue to guide the GPI community.
https://t.co/W85WQFJdnJ

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Cooperation, not confrontation, is the path to real security.

The Global Public Investment Network warns that rising militarism undermines global security and prosperity, urging leaders to strengthen international cooperation instead.

Read more: https://t.co/0GjluSe1Jz

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Some news on the changes happening in the leadership of the GPI Network:
https://t.co/CE7fnrixZx

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2025 was the year Global Public Investment stepped forward.
Our Annual Report captures how GPI gained political traction, grew its community, and helped reframe global financing debates — even amid uncertainty.
Read the report here---->
https://t.co/ncVnzn1IfW

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@GlobalPubInvt and @ClubdeMadrid welcome the establishment of the South Africa–led Ubuntu Commission, announced in the G20 Leaders’ Declaration.
Full media release: https://t.co/8KNNaxRhEo

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Together, these principles point toward a Global Public Investment (GPI) approach: all countries contribute, benefit, and co-decide.
EU Funds demonstrate that GPI isn’t theoretical, it’s already working in practice.
Full report: https://t.co/Si9hC5LMTS

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What can EU Funds teach us about financing shared prosperity among unequal partners? A new report from the GCI highlights six lessons.
EU Structural & Investment Funds aren’t a global blueprint , but they show what’s possible in global cooperation.
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Six lessons:
• Shared benefit > charity
• Support for all income levels
• Stakeholders, not beneficiaries
• Aim for convergence, not just poverty reduction
• Grants still matter
• Regions & cities need direct support
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