The Green New Deal offers a bold and transformative vision for rethinking sustainable development in the US. It has also spurred discussions about how these policies can be scaled up to a global context. Fundamental to crafting a ‘Global Green New Deal’ is reassessing the role of international financial institutions, whose undemocratic market fundamentalism presents a major barrier to sustainable development.

Moderated by Sarah Anderson, Director of the Global Economy Project of the Institute for Policy Studies. This event is co-sponsored by the Center for Economic and Policy Research, ITUC, Boston University’s Global Development Policy Center, Bretton Woods Project, and Sierra Club and co-hosted by Rep. Ilhan Omar and Rep. Adriano Espaillat.

This briefing will draw on the following proposals:

• A New Multilateralism for Shared Prosperity: Geneva Principles for a Global Green New Deal,
• Reforming the Bretton Woods Institutions to Support a Global Green New Deal,
• Green New Deal vs. Trump’s NAFTA Deal.

Panelists:

• Richard Kozul-Wright, Director, Division on Globalization and Development Strategies, United Nations Conference on Trade and Development
• Miriam Brett, International Development Finance Project Manager, Bretton Woods Project
• Ben Beachy, Director of the Living Economy Program, Sierra Club

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