PATHFINDERS GRAND CHALLENGE
Inequality & Exclusion
Rising inequality and exclusion represent a formidable challenge to fulfilling the goals of the 2030 Agenda and delivering on the motto of Leaving No-One Behind. The Pathfinders’ Grand Challenge on Inequality and Exclusion is a cross-regional alliance of countries, civil society and multilateral partners that are seeking to identify practical and politically viable solutions to meet the targets on equitable and inclusive societies in the Sustainable Development Goals.
Following three years of research, country visits, expert meetings, and debate, the Grand Challenge has identified policy priorities for immediate and longer-term actions to tackle inequality and exclusion, with a particular focus on an inclusive and sustainable COVID-19 recovery.
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PARTNERS
UNGA
September 23, 2021
RESEARCH, ANALYSIS & COMMENTARY
14 Jan 2022
Solutions to inequlaity
Blog
17 Dec 2021
Linkages between Inequality, Exclusion, and the Occurrence of Elections with Protest Activity Against Governments
Policy Brief
6 Oct 2021
The Brazilian advocate fighting for Black women’s inclusion and rights
Champions of Change
12 Jan 2022
VOA Straight Talk Africa: Urban Development and Informal Settlements
In The News
7 Dec 2021
Can we do informal housing better?
Policy Brief
6 Oct 2021
A brasileira na luta pela incusão e direitos das mulheres negras
Champions of Change
27 Dec 2021
Wie ungleich wird die Neue Normalität?
In The News
3 Dec 2021
Trillions Sitting on the Sidewalk? How to Reform Fuel Subsidies Without Depriving the Poor
Blog
23 Sept 2021
The Guardian: More than 100 countries face spending cuts as Covid worsens debt crisis, report warns
In The News
17 Dec 2021
State Capture and Inequality
Policy Brief
18 Nov 2021
A “Hidden Front” in the Battle Against COVID-19: How Behavioral Data is Helping Contain the Pandemic and Improve Policy
Policy Brief
23 Sept 2021
Agencia AFP: Informe: urge nuevo contrato social para reducir desigualdad
In The News