🔬 New study in The Lancet Global Health: aid saves lives — cuts could cost millions by 2030.
The message from the GPI Network remains the same: International public finance must be strengthened, not cut.
www.thelancet.com/journals/lan...
#GlobalHealth #GPI
2026 is moving fast.
With the Coalition of Governments on Global Public Investment gaining momentum, we’re launching a new Substack to share updates and ways to engage.
Take a look 👇
substack.com/@gpinetwork/...
@clubdemadrid.bsky.social President @laurachinchilla.bsky.social highlights CdM’s partnership with @globpubinvnet.bsky.social and the recent meeting with ambassadors & governments in Madrid as a key step toward making GPI a political reality.
GPI will feature at the 2026 Annual Policy Dialogues.
Global public investment isn’t just theory, it’s already happening.
Simon Reid-Henry discusses real-world examples and why these early steps make global public investment more urgent than ever.
Watch the full panel: www.youtube.com/live/kDKEIW8...
At the start of the year, our Co-Executive Directors reflect on a key shift: global public investment is moving from idea to action. With shared risks growing, this is a moment to be bold and build stronger international cooperation.
globalpublicinvestment.net/news_press/m...
As aid shrinks and geopolitics fragment cooperation, shared crises demand shared solutions.
📅 22 Jan 2026 | 5:30–7pm CET
📍 Berlin & livestream
Panel on Global Public Goods
🔗 calendar.boell.de/en/event/re-...
Remembering Milindo Chakrabarti: a generous mind and true believer in cooperation, trust, and shared responsibility as the heart of Global Public Investment. His ideas and spirit continue to guide the GPI community.
globalpublicinvestment.net/news_press/r...
Cooperation, not confrontation, is the path to real security.
The Global Public Investment Network warns that rising militarism undermines global security and prosperity, urging leaders to strengthen international cooperation instead.
Read more: globalpublicinvestment.net/news_press/c...
Some news on the changes happening in the leadership of the GPI Network:
globalpublicinvestment.net/news_press/l...
2025 was the year Global Public Investment stepped forward.
Our Annual Report captures how GPI gained political traction, grew its community, and helped reframe global financing debates — even amid uncertainty.
Read the report here----> globalpublicinvestment.net/wp-content/u...
GPIN and @clubdemadrid.bsky.social welcome the establishment of the South Africa–led Ubuntu Commission, announced in the G20 Leaders’ Declaration.
Full media release: globalpublicinvestment.net/news_press/t...
Together, these principles point toward a Global Public Investment (GPI) approach: all countries contribute, benefit, and co-decide.
EU Funds demonstrate that GPI isn’t theoretical, it’s already working in practice.
globalcooperation.institute/six-lessons-...
Six lessons:
• Shared benefit > charity
• Support for all income levels
• Stakeholders, not beneficiaries
• Aim for convergence, not just poverty reduction
• Grants still matter
• Regions & cities need direct support
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What can EU Funds teach us about financing shared prosperity among unequal partners? A new report from the GCI highlights six lessons.
EU Structural & Investment Funds aren’t a global blueprint , but they show what’s possible in global cooperation.
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In this paper, @jayatighosh.bsky.social talks about the dismantlement of the current system of aid, and how global public investment can fit in that picture.
GPI can preserve its best qualities while taking global cooperation into the 21st century.
onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/...
🚨 New paper from @panaction.bsky.social and LSE. Reframing Resilience: An Agenda for a More Equitable Future 🌍
It calls for people-centred resilience — aligning governance, finance & delivery to anticipate, absorb, adapt & advance equity for a fairer, more resilient 2050.
shorturl.at/bMrmb
To lose the battle of narrative is to lose in policy.
To win it is to open space for better futures.
Jonathan Glennie & @benphillips76.bsky.social's Public Good shows how new stories can unlock stronger policies.
🔗 globalcooperation.institute/public-good-...
As 2030 approaches and the world gets its final #SDGs scorecard, we must protect what works—ensuring vulnerable communities can access life-saving resources—while reimagining a fairer, more cooperative system.
That’s the balance @GPI_Network seeks: protecting the present, designing the future. 🌍✨
Division grabs headlines, but only cooperation delivers results. 🌍
Our biggest challenges demand leadership rooted in collective action.
Martin Clavijo shows in this article how countries are leading by example 👉 www.devex.com/news/global-...
Opinion: Instead of framing financial flows mainly as “aid” from high- to lower-income countries, global public investment envisions a system where all countries contribute, all benefit, and all have a say in how resources are used.
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Last week, governments met in NYC to advance #GlobalPublicInvestment.
🌍Over a dozen took part, with more joining a process that began in Sevilla. Together with civil society & institutions, they’ll pilot frameworks for 2025–27.
Learn more 👉 globalpublicinvestment.net/news_press/g...
@theelders.bsky.social call for revitalising multilateralism & rebuilding public trust. We’re proud they endorse global public investment in their new paper:
theelders.org/sites/defaul...
Listen to the new episode of New Rules for a Broken System. This episode, featuring our ED, Harpinder Collacott, dives into the deep structural issues in our current aid and development system and why now is the moment to rewrite the rules.
podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/f...
We need to build solidarity across borders - between all those the global elite and far right work to divide.
This idea - Global Public Investment (GPI) - is an important part of it I think...
youtu.be/BP0iFv_Ec7U?...
@globpubinvnet.bsky.social
The old story of rich countries giving aid no longer matches today’s reality.
Global Public Investment is reshaping how we fund global challenges—treating public money as a permanent, collective tool for the common good.
www.fordfoundation.org/news-and-sto...
Read the paper here: globalnation.world/publications...
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6. Reduce climate damages and fuel prices to LMICs, saving US$78 billion in reduced climate damages and US$19 billion from lower fuel prices.
7. Improve geopolitical positioning and global security (e.g., reducing fossil fuel revenues to Russia).
4. Lower fuel prices for the EU and China by reducing demand for fossil fuels.
5. Deliver US$33 billion in transfers per year to LMICs in rewards for reducing their emissions, supporting development outcomes that also benefit wealthier nations.
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1. Mobilize US$66 billion annually to support climate mitigation in LMICs.
2. Cut emissions by 1060 Mt CO₂ per year (~half the EU’s current emissions from fossil fuels).
3. Reduce the cost of climate damages to the EU and China, by US$35 billion and US$37 billion respectively
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Here are some key benefits it would have for the EU and its partners (in this case, in a scneario with China as a partner):
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