Cocreating GPI: Global Consultation
July – December, 2021
When the GPI Expert Working Group published its Progress Report it began a six-month Global Consultation in which hundreds of people and organisations from all sectors and regions participated, to help ensure our deliberations were as representative as possible and grounded in reality.
We had two equally important objectives:
We chose a mixed methodology involving focus group discussions, an online survey and key informant interviews with high-level decision-makers in order to achieve depth and breadth with the full range of key stakeholders.
- Five regions were consulted
- The following types of organisations engaged in the consultation: Think Tanks, International Non-government Organisations (INGOs), civil society organisations (CSOs), governments, foundations, academia, multilaterals, development banks, private sector, among others.
- Seventeen roundtables were organised, with more than 120 participants in total
- Two of the roundtables had thematic approaches: social protection and climate
- 73 people engaged in the consultation individually via SurveyMonkey
- 50 outreach meetings were conducted by the GPI consultation team.
The EWG-GPI concludes its work, launching a Recommendations Report that presents what was heard during the Global Consultation as well as their own deliberations.
Launch of the findings are going to be held in June - Subscribe to our updates to know more!
The Recommendations Report was launched during July-August 2022:
Global Launch event – 27th July 2022
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Latin Ameria (Spanish Event) – 3rd August 2022
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You can also see the recordings of the three Launch Events of the Global Consultation during 2021:
Americas, Europe and Africa 20th July 2021
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Asia, Europe and Africa 28th July 2021
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Latin America (Spanish event) 28th July 2021
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Tweets About Global Consultation
Simon Reid Henry
Director of the Institute for Humanitarian Social Science, QMUL.
Bard Vegar
Director General of the Norwegian Agency for Development, NORAD.
Clara Bosco
Senior Advisor on Civil Society, CIVICUS Global Civil Society.
Jean-Paul Adam
Director for Technology, Climate Change and Natural Resources, UNECA.
Clara Bosco
Senior Advisor on Civil Society, CIVICUS Global Civil Society
Dapo Oyewole
Specialist Adviser on Development Planning and International Affairs to the Speaker of the House of Representatives, Government of the Federal Republic of Nigeria.
Dapo Oyewole
Specialist Adviser on Development Planning and International Affairs to the Speaker of the House of Representatives, Government of the Federal Republic of Nigeria.
Mavis Owusu-Gyamfi
Executive Vice President, African Centre for Economic Transformation (ACET).
Solange Baptiste
Executive Director, ITPC.
Helen Clark
Former New Zealand Prime Minister and Former UNDP Administrator
Hannah Ryder
CEO, Development Reimagined.
Milindo Chakrabarti
Professor, Jindal School of Government and Public Policy.
Jayati Ghosh
Professor of Economics, University of Massachusetts at Amherst.
Simon Reid-Henry
Director, Institute for the Humanities and Social Sciences, Queen Mary University of London.
Pascale Allotey
Director of the UNU- IIGH
Event Videos
Alicia Ely Yamin in Cocreating GPI: Global Consultation
Cocreation is central to GPI because a truly functional approach to international cooperation needs to be designed, built and governed by the stakeholders whom it will affect.
Anton Ofield-Kerr in Cocreating GPI: Global Consultation
Cocreation is central to GPI because a truly functional approach to international cooperation needs to be designed, built and governed by the stakeholders whom it will affect.
Bard in Cocreating GPI: Global Consultation
Cocreation is central to GPI because a truly functional approach to international cooperation needs to be designed, built and governed by the stakeholders whom it will affect.
Dapo Oyewole in Cocreating GPI: Global Consultation
Cocreation is central to GPI because a truly functional approach to international cooperation needs to be designed, built and governed by the stakeholders whom it will affect.
Solange Baptiste in Cocreating GPI: Global Consultation
Cocreation is central to GPI because a truly functional approach to international cooperation needs to be designed, built and governed by the stakeholders whom it will affect.
Cocreating GPI: Global Consultation - Full Event
Cocreation is central to GPI because a truly functional approach to international cooperation needs to be designed, built and governed by the stakeholders whom it will affect.
Cocreating GPI: Global Consultation - Launch for the Americas, Africa & Europe, Mavis Owusu-Gyamfi
Cocreation is central to GPI because a truly functional approach to international cooperation needs to be designed, built and governed by the stakeholders whom it will affect.
Cocreating GPI: Global Consultation - Launch for the Americas, Africa & Europe, Clara Bosco
Cocreation is central to GPI because a truly functional approach to international cooperation needs to be designed, built and governed by the stakeholders whom it will affect.
Cocreating GPI: Global Consultation - Launch for Asia, Africa & Europe, Hanah Ryder
Cocreation is central to GPI because a truly functional approach to international cooperation needs to be designed, built and governed by the stakeholders whom it will affect.
Cocreating GPI: Global Consultation - Launch for Asia, Africa & Europe, Helen Clark
Cocreation is central to GPI because a truly functional approach to international cooperation needs to be designed, built and governed by the stakeholders whom it will affect.
Cocreating GPI: Global Consultation - Launch for Asia, Africa & Europe, Jayati Ghosh
Cocreation is central to GPI because a truly functional approach to international cooperation needs to be designed, built and governed by the stakeholders whom it will affect.
Cocreating GPI: Global Consultation - Launch for Asia, Africa & Europe, Milindo Chakrabarti
Cocreation is central to GPI because a truly functional approach to international cooperation needs to be designed, built and governed by the stakeholders whom it will affect.
Cocreating GPI: Global Consultation - Launch for Asia, Africa & Europe
Cocreation is central to GPI because a truly functional approach to international cooperation needs to be designed, built and governed by the stakeholders whom it will affect.
Co-creando la IPG: Consulta Global - Lanzamiento para América Latina y el Caribe, Rita Da Costa
Cocreation is central to GPI because a truly functional approach to international cooperation needs to be designed, built and governed by the stakeholders whom it will affect.
Co-creando la IPG: Consulta Global - Lanzamiento para América Latina y el Caribe, Patti Londoño
Cocreation is central to GPI because a truly functional approach to international cooperation needs to be designed, built and governed by the stakeholders whom it will affect.
Co-creando la IPG: Consulta Global - Lanzamiento para América Latina y el Caribe, Andrea Ordoñez
Cocreation is central to GPI because a truly functional approach to international cooperation needs to be designed, built and governed by the stakeholders whom it will affect.
Co-creando la Inversión Pública Global (GPI / IPG): Consulta Global - Lanzamiento para ALC
Cocreation is central to GPI because a truly functional approach to international cooperation needs to be designed, built and governed by the stakeholders whom it will affect.
Equal International served as the secretariat to the EWG-GPI during their Global Consultation.