Development Finance Watch, Issue 122

This email is not displaying correctly? View it in your browser. Issue 122, 11 July 2013 SPECIAL ISSUE In this special issue, we highlight inspiring material from the recent Eurodad-Glopolis International Conference. Videos of the plenary meetings Opening plenary:​ The current debt crisis: causes in historical perspective (or 'how and why we got into this mess') Plenary: Solutions and suggestions for the way ahead Closing plenary: Creating change Eurodad presentation: The coherent approach to development finance - Linking aid, debt, taxes and private finance Presentations Special event: 'Crisis, what Crisis?' Policy response to the crisis: how national can it be in CEE? Click here Opening plenary Debt crisis, default, and beyond: the Argentine experience. Click here Current debt crisis: causes in historical perspective. Click here The age of austerity: adjustment today, development impacts, and what to do? Click here Workshop 1: Global power shift - the implications of changing geopolitics for change Structural transformation of the global economy. Click here Global power shifts - a perspective from Brazil. Click here Global hegemony in dispute. Click here Workshop 3: Auditing illegitimate debts as a step towards economic democracy Irish debt audits. Click here Experiences on public debt audit. Click here Workshop 4: Reversing offshore economics and improving financial regulation Offshore finance, shadow banking and the issue of regulatory arbitrage. Click here Curtailing illicit financial flows. Click here Workshop 5: Can public support to the financial sector be an appropriate mechanism for development?  Financial intermediaries: what’s the issue? Click here Public support from the Netherlands to the financial sector. Click here Can public support to the financial sector be an appropriate mechanism for development? Click here Workshop A: European debt crisis – making the links European debt crisis and links to our Global South work. Click here European and global debt crises. Click here Workshop B: Reimagining sustainable public finance Lessons for development banking from the EIB. Click here Short points on the Brazilian BNDES. Click here Workshop C: Sustainable solutions for debt crises: Fair and transparent debt work-out mechanisms A fair and transparent debt work-out procedure. Click here Workshop D: Introduction to illicit financial flows and global tax dodging Tax Wars. Click here Closing plenary Civil society and financial markets. Click here Enhancing dialogue and partnership between official south and global civil society. Click here Eurodad Presentation ODA-Debt-Tax-Private Finance: the coherent approach to development finance. Click here   Interviews with keynote speakers no ratings yet 29 views no ratings yet 47 views no ratings yet 12 views no ratings yet 16 views Pictures A selection of pictures is now available on Facebook. For more photos, please visit Eurodad's website.   If you have any feedback on articles, content suggestions  for future issues or other thoughts, please write to: assistant@eurodad.org Eurodad is a non-profit organisation based in Belgium. For a list of Eurodad member groups across Europe, or to join, visit our website  Follow us on Twitter | Like us on Facebook | Forward to a friend  Copyright © 2013 Eurodad, All rights reserved.  Articles are available for re-use in other publications, as long as reference is made to the original source.  Mailing address: Rue d’Edimbourg, 18-26. Brussels 1050. Belgium  Unsubscribe from this list | Update your profile information