Reclaiming policies for the public
Privatization, partnerships, corporate capture, and their impact on sustainability and inequality - assessments and alternatives
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Overview
01.01 – Reclaiming the public (policy) space for the SDGs
By Jens Martens, Global Policy Forum, on behalf of the Reflection Group on the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development
01.02 – Stalled implementation at national level
By Roberto Bissio, Social Watch
01.03 – Implementing the 2030 Agenda requires acknowledging extraterritorial obligations
By Barbara Adams and Karen Judd, Global Policy Forum
Spotlights on the SDGs
02.01 – Pro-poor or pro-corporations?
By Roberto Bissio, Social Watch
02.01.01 – Measuring extreme poverty: who decides what?
By Xavier Godinot, International Movement ATD Fourth World
By Stefano Prato, Society for International Development
02.02.01 – Agribusiness mega-mergers expose need for UN Competition Convention
By ETC Group
02.03 – Corporate influence on the global health agenda
By K M Gopakumar, Third World Network (TWN)
02.03.01 – Healthcare is not a commodity but a public good
By Sandra Vermuyten, Public Services International (PSI)
By Antonia Wulff, Education International (EI)
By Aidan Eyakuze, Twaweza East Africa
02.05 – Corporate power: a risky threat looming over the fulfilment of women‘s human rights
By Corina Rodríguez Enríquez, Development Alternatives with Women for a New Era (DAWN)
02.06 - Ensuring just and sustainable water infrastructure
By Meera Karunananthan, Blue Planet Project and Susan Sponk, University of Ottawa
02.06.01 – Water in the MENA region: privatization amid scarcity
By Housing and Land Rights Network – Habitat International Coalition (Cairo)
02.06.02 – Remunicipalization: putting water back into public hands
By Satoko Kishimoto
By Hans JH Verolme, Climate Advisers Network
02.08 – Decent work requires decent public policies
By Sandra Massiah and Sandra Vermuyten, Public Services International (PSI)
02.09 – Industrialization, inequality and sustainability: what kind of industry policy do we need?
By Manuel F. Montes, South Centre
By David Boys, Public Service International
By Kate Donald, Center for Economic and Social Rights
By Arthur Muliro Wapakala, Deputy Managing Director, Society for International Development
By Leilani Farha, Canada Without Poverty, and Bruce Porter, Social Rights Advocacy Centre
02.11.01 - Reclaiming OUR public transport
By Alana Dave, International Transport Federation (ITF)
By Daria Cibrario, Public Services International (PSI)
02.11.03 – The “Aerotropolis” phenomenon – high risk development thwarting SDGs
By Anita Pleumarom, Tourism Investigation and Monitoring Team
By Jens Martens and Karolin Seitz, Global Policy Forum
02.12.01 – Can the (interlinked) SDGs curtail the extractive industries?
By Volker Lehmann and Lennart Inklaar, Friedrich-Ebert-Stiftung New York Office
By Tamar Lawrence-Samuel with Rachel Rose Jackson, Corporate Accountability International, and Nathan Thanki, Global Campaign to Demand Climate Justice
By Maureen Penjueli, Pacific Network on Globalization
02.15 - Trends in the privatization and corporate capture of biodiversity
By Simone Lovera, Global Forest Coalition and Centre for Sustainable Development Studies, University of Amsterdam
02.15.01 - Corporate capture of agricultural biodiversity threatens the future we want
By Lim Li Ching, Third World Network (TWN)
02.16. – Progressive implementation of the 2030 Agenda depends on achieving sustainable peace
By Ziad Abdel Samad, Arab NGO Network for Development (ANND)
02.16.01 – Private Military and Security Companies – obstacle to the realization of SDG 16
By Lou Pingeot, Global Policy Forum
02.16.02 – Whistleblower protection – how serious are governments to address corruption
By Camilo Rubiano, Public Services International (PSI)
02.17 - Means of implementation or means of appropriation?
By Stefano Prato, Society for International Development
By Roberto Bissio, Social Watch