Our recommendations for the G20 Summit draw from the Financing for Feminist Futures (F4FF) Conference and the growing global momentum for feminist economic transformation. At the core are two urgent demands: Resource gender equality and feminist movements on a sustained, flexible and long-term basis, and treat macroeconomic policies as feminist issues.
From FfD4 to the G20: Advancing Financing for Equality
With South Africa hosting the G20, following three consecutive Global South presidencies, there’s an opportunity to reshape global economic governance around solidarity, equality and sustainability.
Our recommendations for the upcoming G20 Summit draw from the Financing for Feminist Futures (F4FF) Conference in Madrid and organizations and movements advocating for feminist economic transformation.
At the core are two urgent demands:
1- Financing for equality: Resource gender equality and feminist movements on a sustained, flexible and long-term basis. We amplify and echo this call made by the W20.
2- Treat macroeconomic policies as feminist issues because tax, debt, austerity, and public spending shape women’s daily lives everywhere.
We call on the G20 to champion fair taxation, invest in the care economy, support debt justice, rethink aid and philanthropy, and back the Global Coalition to Tax the Super-Rich. This is the moment for action, let’s use it.
