Regional capacity building workshop on IMF Surcharges – Tunisia
As part of the #StopIMFSurcharges campaign, Arab Watch Coalition in partnership with Friedrich Ebert Stiftung held a regional capacity building workshop on IMF Surcharges in Tunisia on the 16th and
CSOs request public comments on the IMF guidance note
Arab Watch Coalition and its partners, including Bretton Woods Project, Eurodad, and other NGOs, addressed a letter to the IMF Managing Director, Kristalina Georgieva, and the Director of Strategy, Policy
IMF Surcharges are Unfair, Counterproductive and a Threat to an Equitable Global Economic Recovery. They Should be Eliminated Immediately!
On Jan. 17, UNSG Antonio Guterres delivered a grim warning to the world, stating that “at this critical moment, we are setting in stone a lopsided recovery.” The latest economic
Campaigning strategizing workshop #End_Austerity_Tunisia
Arab Watch Coalition (AWC) held its first Campaigning strategizing workshop in Tunisia on Mars 16 17 18 and 19 to launch #End_Austerity_Tunisia with the coalition members ( ATCP, GO ACT,
Austerity Debate Workshop in Tunisia
As part of the upcoming campaign against austerity in the MENA region, Arab Watch Coalition (AWC) held its first strategic discussion in Tunisia on January 26, 2022. #End_Austerity_Tunisia is targeting
First meeting to launch the regional campaign against Austerity policies in the MENA region
Among the #EndAusterity global campaign, Arab Watch Coalition held its first meeting (Meeting 0) yesterday, with 15 civil society organizations, including the coalition members from Tunisia, Jordan, Morocco, Egypt and
Global Austerity Alert: Looming Budget Cuts in 2021-25 and Alternatives
Last week Ministers of Finance met virtually at the Spring Meetings of the International Monetary Fund (IMF) and the World Bank to discuss policies to tackle the pandemic and socio-economic recovery. Over 500 organisations and academics around the world call on IMF to stop promoting austerity in the Coronavirus recovery period
Ahead of the 2020 IMF annual meetings, more than 500 organisations and academics around the world call on the IMF to stop promoting for austerity measures in the Coronavirus recovery