GCSPF e-Newsletter #113 | March 2025 Edition

The recording of the side event “Advancing the Copenhagen Declaration Commitments through Age and Disability-Inclusive Social Protection” is now online. The side event was held in the framework of the CSocD63 on 12 February 2025.
The event was co-organized by the GCSPF, Christian Blind Mission (CBM) with the support of USP2030. Watch the recording

Could equal parenting—where fathers and men play an active role in caregiving—be the key to building a more inclusive and cohesive society?
That is the question Make Mothers Matter (MMM) side-event to the CSocD63 sought to answer. Watch the recording

The podcast is a key feature of Save the Children’s Child Benefits Tracker’s community page designed to foster dialogue with policy practitioners, civil society and thought leaders to inspire greater investment in child-sensitive social protection systems.
In this episode,Dr. Michael Samson, Director of Research at the Economic Policy Research Institute in Cape Town, shares insights on the transformative power of child benefits, their unexpected economic returns, and the challenges faced in expanding social protection coverage Listen here

Global Insights and Pathways Forward. UNANIMA International launched its newest publication which has a broadened scope to explore how homelessness is experienced by a range of marginalized groups, to highlight how homelessness intersects with other global issues like climate change, and to showcase solutions and best practices our partners are implementing at every level.
Members of the GCSPF contributed to the publication. Digital publication link Read more

By Barbara Adams. The ineffectiveness of global governance institutions has spurred and reinforced multilateralism “a la carte” and “forum shopping”, and enabled increased domination by big powers, public and private. Read more