Publications
European Investment Bank supports climate-harmful industrial agriculture projects in the Global South, report finds
European Investment Bank supports climate-harmful industrial agriculture projects in the Global South, report finds
Fair taxes can raise over US$2 trillion yearly for climate-vulnerable communities, says new ActionAid report amid Bonn finance talks
Implementing fair taxes can help the world raise more than US$2 trillion yearly
Revealed: How your favourite EU party scored on critical issues
As millions of voters prepare for the European Union (EU) parliamentary elections in June
ActionAid joins 96 organisations in calling on the World Bank and IMF to support universal social security
United with 96 human rights, faith-based, and economic justice organizations, ActionAid joins this global call for the right to social security.
Briefings on Climate Justice and Finance
ActionAid, Christian Aid, Oxfam, Power Shift Africa, Re-Course, Urgewald and 350.org have produced a series of short one page explainer briefings on why we need to #FixTheFinance.
Compelled to Flee: Cycles of Israeli forced displacement of Palestinians
Joint ActionAid, Oxfam and Al Mezan Centre for Human Rights briefing report.
Social Movements Engagement Guidance
ActionAid is pleased to announce the release of our comprehensive Social Movements Engagement Guidance.
Over 18 million girls missing school in Africa as continent loses USD29 billion in education funding through flawed taxation
A staggering 18,8m girls are out of primary school in Africa according to a new report by the Tax and Education (TaxEd) Alliance and its allies.
Taxing windfall profits of fossil fuels and financial companies can boost climate finance
As millionaires and billionaires fly into Davos this week to discuss the state of the world, efforts to mitigate and adapt to climate change are desperately underfunded. Long-term solutions to ensure
European Finance Flows fuelling the climate crisis: The role of Article 2.1c under the UNFCCC
As the EU calls on COP28 climate negotiations to make progress on stopping climate-harming finance flows, its own financial industry continues to fund fossil fuels and other carbon intensive sectors
