Inequality and Exclusion
Across the world, people are demanding action to tackle the rising inequalities and divisions that erode our societies and undermine human progress. National policies and international cooperation demonstrate that together we can build just and equal societies.
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The Pathfinders' Grand Challenge on Inequality and Exclusion is a cross-regional alliance of countries, civil society, and multilateral partners seeking to identify practical, politically-viable solutions to combat inequality, exclusion, and divisions at the national and international level, and advocating for the achievement of the 2030 Agenda targets for more equitable and inclusive societies (SDG16+).
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Inclusive Policymaking for a Sustainable Future
Transforming governance and promoting solutions for a more equitable redistribution of resources and power.
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Bridging Divides and Countering Polarization
Exploring the linkages between inequality and polarization through research and bringing key stakeholders together to ultimately foster more peaceful, just, and equitable societies for all.
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Inequality Solutions Portal: Practical Policies for Change
A one-stop public resource of applied well-researched policies from around the world driving progress towards a more equitable and inclusive society. Inequality, whether based on wealth, gender, race, and other factors, is not inevitable.
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From Rhetoric to Action: Delivering Equality & Inclusion
The flagship report of the Pathfinders Grand Challenge on Inequality and Exclusion is about solutions and how they can be implemented.
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The Inequalities-Environment Nexus: Tools for Catalyzing a Just Transition
The process of planning and executing a transition presents a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to ensure the movement toward an environmentally sustainable and climate-safe future that benefits society as a whole and occurs in a just and equitable manner.
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Who Will Cities Be For? Inequality, Housing, and the Future of African Urbanization
In an urban age shaped by inequalities, policies on housing can either be a catalyzer of equitable and sustainable development or contribute to a vicious cycle of exclusion that hinders governments’ ability to address today’s global challenges.
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From Rhetoric to Reality: Uncovering Strategic Division and the Linkages Between Polarization and Inequality
This paper aims to disentangle the threads of escalating global fragmentation, the dynamics fueling it, and emerging solutions to counteract its adverse effects.
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Inequality and Exclusion Events
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Tackling Polarization and Disinformation in Pursuit of SDG16+
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Bridging the Divides: Fostering Pluralism, Inclusion, and Solidarity in a Fragmented World
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The Inequalities-Environment Nexus: Just Green Transition Workshop
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Closing the Divide: Strengthening World Bank Goals to Fight Inequality
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Debt Sustainability Architecture: Improving the framework to better serve borrower countries
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Housing & Equitable Cities: bolstering action for implementation of SDG11
Jul 19, 2023
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