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. 2024 was the hottest year on record

GPI and Climate Finance. Excerpts from a major report on GPI: Time for GPI.

Time for Global Public Investment Leaders and experts rethink sustainable development finance

Time for Global Public Investment Leaders and experts rethink sustainable development finance

This paper is part of a series on the potential applications of GPI. In it, Martha Bekele, Jonathan Glennie and Barry Herman explore the reasons why universal social protection is a global social good and why it should be funded on a global scale, as well as some practical first steps to achieve this.

In this feasibility study, Adelina Kamal takes a look at the ASEAN region to understand how the principles of GPI could be used in the context of disaster management and humanitarian assistance.

Gail Hurley and Jonathan Glennie, supported by a team of experts from around the world (including Rathin Roy, Alioune Sall and Francisco Sagasti) set out the beginnings of the GPI approach in a joint UNDP/ODI report.

An overview by Simon Reid-Henry of how Global Public Investment can be part of a wider politics of global equality. Book Chapter (The Political Origins of Inequality, Chicago University Press, 2015)

A brief description of the launch event during the UNGA 2019 in New York.

The Executive Summary of the above report.