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.
MEMBER STATES
Canada
Sierra Leone
Costa Rica
Spain
Indonesia
Sweden
Mexico
Tunisia
Republic of Korea
Uruguay
PARTNERS
UNGA
September 23, 2021
RESEARCH, ANALYSIS & COMMENTARY
8 Mar 2023
Why today’s polycrisis increases the importance of delivering gender equity
Blog
1 Jun 2022
The Relationship Between Justice and Equality
Policy Brief
21 Mar 2022
The Rise of Nationalism: Lessons from Europe
Policy Brief
23 Feb 2023
An Age of Crises: Prospects for inequality and division
Report
27 Apr 2022
Vaccine distribution and the harms of selective solidarity
Blog
21 Mar 2022
The case for addressing prejudice to address inequality, and some ideas on how we move forward
Blog
21 Nov 2022
Are we finally closing the climate finance gap?
Blog
20 Apr 2022
Social Housing 2.0
Policy Brief
21 Mar 2022
Social Mobilization and Structural Racism in Colombia
Policy Brief
7 Nov 2022
Tackling urban inequalities: Housing justice and inclusive urban development in Sierra Leone
Blog
18 Apr 2022
Turning the Tides on Housing: Challenges and lessons learned across North America and Europe
Blog
21 Mar 2022
Racism, Xenophobia, and Misogynistic Prejudice in South Africa: A Case Study of Policy Interventions Since 1994
Policy Brief