Statement to IDA21 Third Replenishment Meeting in Nepal

On behalf of civil society organizations from all over the world Mr. Om Thapaliya and Mr. Tilottam Paudel (President of SPCSN) delivered the statement on the IDA21 Forum to Mr. Martin Raiser (World Bank Regional Vice President for South Asia), Mr. Ed Mountfield (World Bank Vice President, Operations Policy and Country Services - OPCS), Mr. Akihoto Nisho (World Bank Vice President of Development Finance - DFi) and Mr.Seku Sambandheen Sesay (Independent Chair Person, IDA).

Read here the joint CSO letter calling for a human rights-aligned approach to social security, education, and health in the World Bank’s IDA 21. Download pdf version of the joint CSO letter: English version, French Version.

The letter was submitted on 17th June at the IDA21 Third Replenishment Meeting (Nepal, June 18-21, 2024) by the Social Protection Civil Society Network (SPCSN), member of the Global Coalition for Social Protection Floors (GCSPF).

Please consider signing on to the letter, this is the form: https://forms.gle/TjRH1Ke43Hs6sn9k9

The World Bank says the 21st replenishment of the International Development Association (IDA) is crucial to helping poor countries get back on track to eradicate poverty on a livable planet.

Further information here.

Civil Society Call for a Global Fund for Social Protection

Civil society organizations and trade unions unite to call for a Global Fund for Social Protection to protect the most vulnerable.

Social Security for All

Civil society organizations and trade unions call governments and international financial institutions to make a commitment to create social security systems that enable everyone to realize their rights. Governments and financial institutions should end policies that have been failing millions of people.

SP&PFM Programme

The programme Improving Synergies Between Social Protection and Public Finance Management provided medium-term support to multiple countries aiming to strengthen their social protection systems at a national level and ensure sustainable financing. The programme aimed to support countries in their efforts towards achieving universal social protection coverage.
This initiative was implemented jointly by the ILO, Unicef, and the GCSPF.

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