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GCAP APPLAUDS INITIATIVE BY THE AFRICAN UNION TO SEEK FORMAL MEMBERSHIP IN THE G20

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The Global Call to Action Against Poverty (GCAP), representing Civil Society Organizations in over 130 countries applauds the initiative by the AU to be a full member at the G20. We also pledge our full support for the AU in pursuing this initiative.

GCAP APPLAUDS INITIATIVE BY THE AFRICAN UNION TO SEEK FORMAL MEMBERSHIP IN THE G20

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Global Call to Action Against Poverty
End Poverty and Inequality
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The Global Call to Action Against Poverty (GCAP), representing Civil Society Organizations in over 130 countries applauds the initiative by the AU to be a full member at the G20. We also pledge our full support for the AU in pursuing this initiative.

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1.02 billion people live on this earth in chronic hunger. If this shocks you, sign up at www.1billionhungry.org! FAO’s new online anti-hunger petition will send out a strong message to world leaders.But a new report launched ahead of the World Summit on Food Security starting early next week offers some hope. Thirty-one countries have noted success in halving the number of hungry by 2015 or are on track to meet this goal.

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In pursuit of peace

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I was away attending the Second Global Forum on the Power of Peace, I mentioned at work today. ‘Power of peace… I thought it was spam,’ a colleague remarked referring to a mail she had got on the same.A similar thought was shared at the forum last week. People do mistrust ‘peace’ or ‘unity’ messages as bugs ready to spam their inbox. In a world ridden with conflicts of all nature, isn't it ironic the way our minds function?

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Put People First: G20 Counter Conference Saturday 7 November 2009 Westminster Central Hall - London

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On 7 November, as the G20 returns to the UK, the agenda is to nurse an already failed economic model back to life, while looking to sew up an unjust international climate deal outside the UN process.

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While I took a respite, the world has been pretty active.Two rounds of global talks on economy recovery: the G8 summit at L’Aquila, Italy, pledging (mere?) $20 billion to boost food supplies (it’s a ‘moral obligation’ to help poor countries, says Obama); and the G20 Pittsburg summit in US last month where leaders met to follow up on their London pledges. (Check out the last five months’ action on the BBC pledge tracker).

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Global Economic Forum to Expand Permanently

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Global Economic Forum to Expand Permanently:

President Obama will announce Friday that the once elite club of rich industrial nations known as the Group of 7 will be permanently replaced as a global forum for economic policy by the much broader Group of 20 that includes China, Brazil, India and other fast-growing developing countries, administration officials said Thursday.

G-20 Urged to Address Financing of Emissions Reductions - G-20 Dispatches - WSJ

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G-20 Urged to Address Financing of Emissions Reductions - G-20 Dispatches - WSJ:

Panelists on a discussion about efforts to fight global warming ahead of a key Copenhagen summit in December said it’s crucial for the G-20 take steps toward breaking gridlock over how emissions reductions will be financed.

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Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva: G-20 Pittsburgh Summit: Reasons to Celebrate?:

Optimism is the leitmotif surrounding the upcoming Pittsburgh Summit. Yet certain concerns remain. A year ago, as the dramatic recession unfolded around the world, many were convinced we were heading for a repeat of the Crash of 1929.
Due to measures adopted at the G-20 Summit in London last April, the worst threat in decades to the global economy was contained.

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