New @CGDev podcast! @MathiasenKV & @ClemenceLanders continue the convo on private capital mobilization. What's worked? And what's next?
@ahmed_m_saeed joins to discuss the new Allied Climate Partners, bridging private & public sectors, + more. Listen now!
https://t.co/ThTVxmPb7D
If debt dynamics worsen, who will bear the burden: donors or the poorest countries? New piece with @ClemenceLanders explores potential scenarios. Ultimately, donors need to signal willingness to bankroll the grant program, whatever it takes. https://t.co/Z2jIciFWTz
Shiny new objects are a poor substitute for effective action. It’s a way of scoring easy points in the short-term but sows seeds of distrust when results don’t follow. Ultimately, I’m afraid that is exactly what the L&D Fund is setting out to do, with or without the U.S.
“Lead poisoning constitutes a global health crisis that has been 'extraordinarily neglected' by donors and political leaders”
Great piece by @JesseCopelyn on the @CGDev Lead Working Group final statement
https://t.co/264n5JcJ9V
A huge amount of good could be done by regulating paint makers in the 50-60 countries where lead is still used in paint, and 10 countries where lead contamination of spices is a big issue. This isn't costly, shouldn't be that hard.
From Ajay Banga at CFR: The paid-in capital of the International Bank of Reconstruction and Development is $22.6 billion. That is a pimple on a dimple on an ant’s left cheek compared to what we need in the world, just so you know—22.6 (billion dollars). https://t.co/FBVpYuA9jX