G20 Development Working Group Submissions
FOOD
SECURITY
Washington DC, April 2013
FINANCIAL
INCLUSION
INFRASTRUCTURE
POST-2015
AGENDA
G20 should help to:
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secure longer-term commitments for future investment, financial
and technical assistance;
build national capacity;
establish a growth-oriented global trade environment;
adapt new research to better assist the poorest countries;
develop tools aimed at increasing productivity for smallholders;
promote long-term sustainable use of natural resource proceeds;
and
broaden the set of development issues associated with food
insecurity, including a more detailed focus on environmental
factors.
G20 should:
help develop a more comprehensive information base and a core
set of financial inclusion data, particularly for small states; and
help share examples of best practice and innovations in Fl,
including through funding and fostering new networks.
LICs face structural underinvestment, therefore the G20 should explore
options for:
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diaspora-bonds;
local currency bonds;
risk pooling;
expanding the use of guarantees;
scaling-up of green infrastructure and green bonds; and
expand access to longer-term counter-cyclical concessional
finance as well as financing from sovereign wealth funds and
emerging development banks.
The G20 should help incorporate the economic aspects of growth into
the Post-2015 Development agenda
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