External Contributions to T20 South Africa

From Silos to Synergies: Aligning Multilateral Climate Funds with Inequality Reduction

Global Solutions Initiative

Call to Action – 2025 Annual Policy Dialogue on Financing for Sustainable Development

Club de Madrid

This statement outlines Club de Madrid’s seven priority advocacy lines in the lead-up to key international milestones such as FFD4, COP30, and the G20 Summit in South Africa. It reflects the organisation’s strategic vision for a more inclusive, equitable, and effective global financial architecture.

Concluding Document – 2025 Annual Policy Dialogue on Financing for Sustainable Development

Club de Madrid

This is the main outcome document of the 2025 Annual Policy Dialogue. It brings together 20 policy recommendations on global financial reform, including proposals on debt, tax, climate financing, and governance, informed by exchanges with global experts and Members of Club de Madrid.

Policy Paper on Scaling Up Funding and Reforming Financial Institutions

Club de Madrid

Prepared in the lead-up to the 2025 Annual Policy Dialogue, this paper examines how to increase the volume and effectiveness of development finance. It offers proposals to reform multilateral development banks (MDBs), strengthen the global financial safety net, and improve representation of low- and middle-income countries.

Policy Paper on Global Debt

Club de Madrid

Developed as part of the preparatory process for the 2025 Annual Policy Dialogue, this paper proposes systemic reforms to sovereign debt governance. It puts forward solutions to improve debt restructuring mechanisms, prevent unsustainable debt accumulation, and support national development planning.

Policy Paper on International Tax Cooperation

Club de Madrid

This paper, also prepared in advance of the 2025 Annual Policy Dialogue, focuses on international tax justice. It advocates for a fairer and more inclusive global tax system, including through support for a UN Tax Convention, minimum tax standards, and strengthened capacity for domestic resource mobilisation.