U.S. G7/G20 Advocacy Alliance: 2018 G20 Summit Recommendations
When the G20 leaders meet in November to discuss pressing global issues, it is imperative that they take action to address the needs of people living in the world’s poorest and most vulnerable countries. This paper contains the recommendations of the G7/G20 Advocacy Alliance (U.S.), a group of 54 non-governmental organizations.
These recommendations are broken down in this paper by sector:
- Anti-Corruption
- Early Childhood Development
- Food Security and Nutrition
- Gender Equality
- Global Health
- Responsible Business Conduct
- Sustainability: Climate, Energy, and Infrastructure
Download the full G20 Background Paper below. The corresponding G20 Policy Brief can be found here.
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