Publications
Fifty Years of Failure: The IMF, Debt and Austerity in Africa
ActionAid’s report ‘Fifty Years of Failure: the IMF, Debt and Austerity in Africa’ is based on new research and powerful personal testimonies from across 10 African countries. It is timed to coincide
Breaking out of the Bubble to Transform Education Financing
A year ago the Transforming Education Summit (TES) was the highest level education meeting in history, convening Heads of States on an unprecedented scale to talk about the education crisis.
People before Profit: How Ghana can step up its commitments to ensure businesses are held accountable for human rights violations
The operations of businesses can have a profound impact on human rights, including those of employees but also consumers, and communities where they operate. Whilst some of these impacts may be
How the Finance Flows: The banks fuelling the climate crisis
This report looks at the role played by major international banks in financing fossil fuels and industrial agriculture in the Global South. It also examines the current role of public financing in
The post-2025 Climate Finance Goal: why the next expert dialogue must address the issue of debt - Public consultation response
Countries in the global south are disproportionately impacted by climate change. Yet the existing global climate finance goal of US$100 billion per year has never been met. And, according to the OECD
ActionAid Feminist research webinars
Join us for a series of empowering webinars hosted by ActionAid UK and ActionAid International, as part of the ActionAid Feminist Research initiative. These engaging sessions will be led by ActionAid
2022 Federation Annual Report
We are delighted to present to you our 2022 Federation Annual Report that highlights part of our collective work triumphs, missed opportunities and lessons for the future.
The Human Costs of the Food Crisis: How Price Spikes are Wreaking Havoc Across the Globe
ActionAid’s new research finds that as the world faces an unprecedented cost of living crisis, local communities in the Global South are dealing with the consequences of severe price rises in food
Whose Bargain is this for?
The Grand Bargain was launched during the World Humanitarian Summit in 2016, as a unique agreement between humanitarian agencies and donors to reform and improve the efficiency and effectiveness of
