G20 Brazil 2024
Strengthening multilateralism and global governance
Lead Co-chairs:
- Ilona Szabó, Co-founder and President, Instituto Igarapé, Brazil
- Philani Mthembu, Executive Director, Institute for Global Dialogue (IGD), South Africa
G20 Brazil 2024
Measuring Prosperity Inclusively and Sustainably
Diane Coyle (University of Cambridge), Dennis J. Snower (Global Solutions Initiative Foundation), Colin Mayer (Saïd Business School, University of Oxford)
Latest Policy Briefs
This Policy Brief advocates a thorough shift for the G20 from reliance on GDP as an economic yardstick of national performance and conventional measures of corporate profits as a ...
Ensuring food security emerges as a critical global imperative, particularly in the present and future uncertain geopolitical and economic circumstances. The contemporary agri-food systems heavily depend on international trade, ...
5G Emergence In The Global South: Challenges And Policies To Overcome The Digital Infrastructure Gap
Since 2016 G20 has focused on digital connectivity as an economic prosperity driver and the overcoming of multiple social inequalities. Currently, 5G is playing a prominent role in foreign ...
This policy brief advocates for youth meaningful engagement in digital economy policy and leverages youth’s perspectives on how to ensure that new digital technologies advance the Sustainable Development Goals ...
The challenge of digital affordability persists, with approximately 2.6 billion people, one-third of the global population, still lacking connectivity. While smartphones and broadband access are becoming more affordable in ...
This policy brief aims to construct and analyze indices for access and usage dimensions of digital financial inclusion (DFI) in G20 economies, incorporating demographic characteristics such as gender, age, ...