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Connecting global decisions with local action

A joint UK Alliance online event

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UK aid logo. Credit: DFID / Rich Taylor.

The UK Alliance invites civil society working globally to a free online session on the G20 and Civil 20 (C20) ahead of the UK’s G20 presidency.

The G20 brings together 19 of the world’s largest economies plus the European Union and African Union, representing 85% of global GDP, 75% of international trade, and two-thirds of the world’s population.

As G20 President in 2027, the UK will have an opportunity to influence action on debt relief, climate change and a fairer global economy.

The C20 is the G20’s official civil society engagement group, enabling charities, non-profits, social movements and other civil society organisations to bring grassroots perspectives and community priorities into global discussions.

This practical and accessible 90-minute session will connect global policy discussions with the day-to-day work of organisations and communities. You will hear perspectives from global partners, learn straightforward ways to engage with decision-makers, explore opportunities linked to the G20 and C20, and exchange ideas with other civil society organisations. The programme will centre inclusive global perspectives and recognise the different levels of time and capacity available across the sector.

Speakers include:

  • Osai Ojigho, Head of Policy and Influencing, Christian Aid, UK
  • Riska Koopman, Tax Justice Network, South Africa
  • Ishmael Zula, Tax Justice Network Africa, Zambia

Format: Online via Zoom and open to civil society organisations working globally. The session is designed for people with any level of prior knowledge or experience. Please follow the link to register to attend and/or receive a recording of key parts of the event.

The UK Alliance is made up of Hub Cymru Africa (Wales), BOND (UK-wide), CADA (Northern Ireland), SIDA (Scotland), South West International Development Network (South West England) and Small International Development Charities Network (UK-wide).