Bridging innovation with regulation: The cooperative future of digital finance
The future of money depends on convergence and innovation stability. The G20 can promote a world where money moves faster, cheaper, and more transparently.
The future of money depends on convergence and innovation stability. The G20 can promote a world where money moves faster, cheaper, and more transparently.
Decolonising critical minerals governance focuses on fairness, resilience, security, and prosperity. A just mining transition involves sharing benefits and burdens fairly.
The G20 platform is essential at a time when antagonisms between major powers are making headlines and resulting in stalled negotiations.
For India, AI represents empowerment through scalable, frugal innovations suited to African settings.
Young people can co-create solutions with companies and government authorities. Youth leaders are vital to the call for greater accountability and transparency.
South Africa concludes its G20 presidency at a critical time when geopolitical tensions raise questions about the future and direction of the group, its legitimacy, and prospects for achieving inclusivity and effective reforms. The G20 has long served as the ...
Enhancing community-led initiatives for women’s financial inclusion supports the South African G20 presidency’s emphasis on inclusive development.
As the first African-hosted G20 summit, Johannesburg offers a pivotal platform to amplify African priorities.
Decisions today will shape the digital future of future generations, giving the Global South and South Africa a chance to push their agenda and set policies.
Data plays a crucial role in T20 discussions at the G20, influencing online interaction and civic engagement. The G20 should use its influence to create a multi-stakeholder agenda for Digital Public Infrastructure design.
The G20 must make sure that when power stations are closed down, new jobs are offered to workers and the pollution left behind is cleaned up.
South Africa’s G20 presidency presents a crucial opportunity to shape the just energy transition in the Global South, which bears the brunt of climate change despite contributing the least to global greenhouse gas emissions.
The G20 is crucial for climate finance. By leveraging their resources, members can ensure that funding is accessible, predictable and fairly distributed.
The G20 created key institutions in response to the 2008–2009 food price crisis, and we must consider these as we face similar food price volatility today.
Biogenic carbon is vital for transforming industries toward climate neutrality and supports developing countries in achieving sustainable economic growth.
By prioritising digital transformation in the G20 agenda, South Africa has the opportunity to redefine global partnerships by emphasising co-creation over charity. Africa offers a young, dynamic, and digitally-ready future.
South Africa and other Global South countries should prioritise economic freedom by establishing institutions that uphold the rule of law and promote private sector growth.
Africa’s bioeconomy potential: Why modern science and traditional knowledge should converge
The G20’s bioeconomy principles rightly emphasise traditional knowledge as an integral form with a vital role in sustainable development and ensuring that communities benefit equitably from its application.