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Rethinking Social Development for People and Planet by Club de Madrid
In this context, Members of Club de Madrid call for:
, including through the introduction of wealth taxes, raising the minimum tax rate for large business to 25%, and urgent debt relief for developing countries so they can invest in the SDGs and build resilience to shocks.
initiatives, such as poverty alleviation strategies, social protection frameworks, and the proposed G20 Brazilian Presidency initiatives – the "Global Alliance Against Hunger and Poverty" and "Global Mobilization Against Climate Change" – as well as encouraging governments, multilateral institutions, and public development banks to align their policies and portfolios with a just and green transition and the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development.
into economic, social, environmental and technological commitments. Recognizing the important role of the private sector and partnerships in implementing technological commitments, digital companies cooperating with governments should utilise tech-design, algorithms, and business models to develop products and services that promote and enhance social cohesion rather than polarisation.
The resulting from this Dialogue will be brought to principal multilateral fora leading to and including the Social Summit in 2025 (Summit of the Future 2024, COP28 and 29, Social Summit 2025, G20 Brazil and South Africa , and the upcoming European Presidencies as well as other regional fora).
This flagship CdM activity was co-organised with Liz Mohn Center, an initiative of Bertelsmann Foundation, in collaboration with Brazil's MFA, UN DESA , UNRISD and Instituto Igarapé amongst others.
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