Economies that work - for all
United Nations System Staff CollegeDive into the transformative power of human rights in economic policymaking! Join us as we talk with leading economists dedicated to fostering equitable growth. Explore how integrating economic policy with human rights can foster just and sustainable societies, and dive into the concept of a Human Rights Economy championed by the UN High Commissioner for Human Rights, Volker Türk. Tune in for insi... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 11 | Founded | 10 months ago |
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We welcome Dr. Ahilan Kadirgamar—a leading Sri Lankan economist and Senior Lecturer at the University of Jaffna, examines Sri Lanka’s so-called “lost decade,” marked by a shrinking economy, rising debt burdens, widespread food shortages, and skyrocke... more
For the third episode of the Economies that work - for all, we welcome Dorah Modise, Executive Director of the Presidential Climate Commission of South Africa. The episode explores South Africa’s efforts on just transition, examining plans to move to... more
In the second episode of Economies that work-for all, we are pleased to welcome Poliana Garcia Ferreira, General Coordinator of International Tax Cooperation in Brazil, for an in-depth conversation on poverty and extreme economic inequality in develo... more
In this episode, we welcome Pablo Bustinduy, Spain’s Minister of Social Rights, Consumer Affairs, and the 2030 Agenda, for a conversation on the responsibility of democratic governments to advance social policy through both legislation and economic s... more
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A thoughtful briefing on how human rights intersect with economic policy, this show frequently features leading economists, policy makers, and global advocates who argue for an economy that serves people and the planet. Episodes center on mission-oriented development, the Doughnut economics framework, debt, austerity, and the idea of a human rights economy guided by the UN High Commissioner for Human Rights. Guests draw from academia, international institutions, and government, offering practical examples and policy-oriented visions for more inclusive growth and sustainable development. A standout thread across episodes is reorienting economic success away from pure GDP growth toward social foundations, accountability, and systemic change t... more
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