Now updated to reflect the whole discussion, the Leadership Meeting and co-chairs’ statement, and the prospects for inequality in post-2015 and broader development processes. The global post-2015 consultation on inequality, led by UNICEF and UNWomen, has delivered its report to read more
NGO question: How to communicate to the wider public that tricky economic justice issue, in a way that really cuts through? The issues around tax and illicit flows are a case in point. People have tried all sorts in read more
Save the Children has a briefing out today on the potential for business to contribute to the post-2015 development framework. Below is a guest post from David McNair, our head of growth and equity, setting out the main points. read more
Uncounted is delighted to have a guest blog from Otaviano Canuto, World Bank Vice President and Head of the Poverty Reduction and Economic Management (PREM) Network, and a former economics professor at U. Sao Paolo. —– —– —– read more
If the post-2015 framework to succeed the Millennium Development Goals achieves anything, it must surely mandate effective investment in national-level statistical systems so that – at a bare minimum – no child’s death, wherever it may occur, will go read more
Not everything or everyone that is uncounted reflects marginalisation and a lack of power. On the flip side, the story reverses and what is uncounted by design reflects the presence, not the absence of power. But inequality is read more
Why are the life chances of some children so much worse than others? Why does your passport dictate so much from before you are born – the ‘lottery of life’? Why is life so much better, for example, read more