The Equitable Development pillar advances insights and research in economic development cooperation and reforms to the international financial architecture, as well as evidence-based policy solutions to promote more inclusive economic governance toward inclusive growth, achievement of the Sustainable Development Goals and improved human mobility.
Highlights

Brief
Bridging the data divide
Report
The demand for a fair international financial architecture
A critical examination of the Global South’s proposals for international financial architecture reform.
Report
Revisiting the sovereign debt architecture: The Common Framework and considerations for a swift debt relief mechanism
Recommendations to improve the sovereign debt architecture ahead of upcoming multilateral processes.
Recent Publications

Brief
Bridging the data divide
Brief
The documentation divide
Understanding pathways to modern slavery among undocumented populations in Brazil

Report
KNOW your rights
Commentary
Projects
Project
Modern slavery risks among people lacking official documentation
This project examines modern slavery risks among people lacking documentation globally, including in Brazil, Kenya, and Nepal.
Project
Finance Against Slavery and Trafficking
FAST mobilizes the financial sector to address modern slavery and human trafficking
Project
Development and peace responses to forced displacement: The role of political will
Examining the importance of political will for shaping development and peace responses to refugee and IDP situations
Project
Access to Justice for Migrants in the Global South
Understanding and addressing the injustices faced by migrants in the Global South