International Financial Architecture

International financial system reforms and tax cooperation are crucial to effectively mobilizing much-needed funds for sustainable development.

Here’s a deeper look at the new target for post-2025 climate finance and what more the international community needs to do to deliver concrete progress.

Secretary-General Rebeca Grynspan said high borrowing costs stifle growth and drain financial resources, restricting investments in infrastructure, social services, and climate action.

The initiative aims to strengthen and coordinate the response to climate challenges, fostering economic development and meaningful climate action.

Global climate finance needs a quantum leap in both quantity and quality to address developing economies’ needs for a just transition towards sustainability and resilience.

Multilateral action and strategic policy shifts are key to helping countries achieve sustainable development and navigate the risks and opportunities of a new growth era.

In a critical moment for the global economy, Secretary-General Rebeca Grynspan presented the organization's Trade and Development Report 2024 on 29 October 2024 in Geneva.

The Summit of the Future is an opportunity to mend eroded trust in multilateralism and create hope for a better tomorrow, says UN Trade and Development chief Rebeca Grynspan.

Ahead of the Summit of the Future, Rebeca Grynspan highlights how debt burdens are crippling developing nations’ abilities to invest in critical services and their people.