There is far too little investment in sustainable development. Unless this changes, we will exceed the last permissible planetary boundary, condemning future generations to a legacy of conflict and inequality. The Pact for the Future, just signed weeks ago, contains high aspirations but unclear pathways to implementation.

How to avoid this pattern of broken promises and empty words in the world of development finance?

We present the ABCD of modern development finance, where All Benefit, Contribute, and Decide.

“Better Money, More Money” is a first attempt from the GPI Network to make a blueprint for a successful Financing for Development Conference in 2025, where actual solutions are presented, where real commitments are made, and where countries can access more and better finance.

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October 28, 2024

Our UNGA 2024 Wrap-up

The highly anticipated recently concluded UNGA week and Summit of The Future was a busy and fulfilling week for many and we are still absorbing all that transpired. As our friend Salih Booker from the For Foundation powerfully reminded us,...

Reflections on the Pact of the Future from Green Economy Coalition

Having just returned from a week in New York City, GEC’s Director of Engagement Jean McLean shares her thoughts from the UN Summit of the Future. What went well, and what’s going wrong?   Read More

Health Impact Coalition’s statement at the Summit of the Future

ITPC’s Executive Director Solange Baptiste delivered a powerful statement on behalf of the Health ImPACT Coalition at the United Nations Summit Of The Future in New York. Health must be a priority if we are to achieve any of the...

Global Nation’s Global Solidarity Report 2024

This annual assessment of the strength of the international community finds the world remains in the Danger Zone for a second year running. Its novel evidence and analysis sets out why our ability to cooperate as a world is currently...

The Time is Now

As the COVID-19 pandemic threatens to set back development progress for a generation, it is clearer than ever that serious structural changes are needed to safeguard communities around the world, and the planet itself. We still haven’t worked out how to provide public goods and services effectively and fairly across the world. That’s why I wish the Expert Working Group on Global Public Investment the very best in their deliberations. The Global Public Investment approach is our best bet for modernising international public finance for the 21st century.

Rt Hon Helen Clark
Patron, Helen Clark Foundation
(former New Zealand Prime Minister and former UNDP Administrator)

What is GPI

The concept of Global Public Investment (GPI) is being developed to make the case that international public finance has a critical role to play in tackling the climate emergency, preparing for the next pandemic, and financing the Sustainable Development Goals. We need a concrete system of meeting our global ambitions through long-term, reliable investment in the goods, capital and infrastructure they require.

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History of GPI

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Foundations

Experts and practitioners from around the world have been developing the concept that has become known as Global Public Investment (GPI) for over a decade, building on a long tradition of critique...

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Expert Working Group

Our objective is to deliver a technically sound and politically attractive action plan for GPI which will garner support across the globe and in various sectors.

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Global Consultation

Cocreation has always been at the heart of the Global Public Investment (GPI) approach, from defining the problem that it seeks to address, to the principles that it sets out as a solution...

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