This event unpacks a critical issue for sustainable development today: the potential of Global Public Investment to reshape the architecture of aid and ensure all contribute, all decide and all benefit.
DI’s Martha Bekele looks at why African actors should engage with a novel approach to international cooperation: Global Public Investment
The world’s system of financing public goods and common challenges isn’t working for the African continent. A new discussion paper explains why and how Global Public Investment is important for Africa, and what questions remain to be resolved.
Guest author Imme Scholz, of the German Development Institute and German Council for Sustainable Development, argues that international cooperation should take a shared interest in the global common good as its starting point.