The multi-stakeholder hearing offered Member States, civil society, academia, private sector, and philanthropy organizations to actively engage in discussions towards an ambitious FfD4 outcome.
The Commission aims to provide a pluralistic view of financing for development issues, representing diverse perspectives, experiences, and sensitivities.
Watch CDP members presenting different perspectives on “Addressing the root causes of dysfunctions in the international financial architecture”
Sao Tome and Principe achieves milestone: graduation from the LDC category.
UN GA adopts resolution to graduate these two countries from the LDC category on 19 December 2029, granting them an extended five-year preparatory period.
Report on the Committee’s recent work on innovation for structural change and equity, least developed countries (LDCs), and financing for development
The report provides a wealth of innovative ideas and fresh perspectives that are critical to shaping the future of financing for development.
The Chair of the CDP presented the key messages of the CDP’s 2025 report, stressing the need for strengthened multilateral action to face historical challenges and structural shifts, conveying the CDP's recommendations on poverty measurement ahead of WSSD2, and reporting on the need to improve support to LDCs, including graduating countries.
The U.S. Government’s latest trade policy seeks to address its widening trade deficit, which has recently reached a historic annual high. Persistent trade deficits over the past decades, along with the resulting accumulation of external liabilities to finance them, have long been viewed as a key component of global imbalances.
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