- The Leading Group
- The Presidencies
- Japan 2019
- Georgia 2017-18
- Event on the margins of the 73th UN General Assembly - Cryptocurrencies & Blockchains – A New Boost For SDG-Financing?
- Second Tbilisi International Solidarity and Innovative Financing Forum
- TISIFF Recommendations
- Workshop on innovative financing for development
- Side event during the 2018 ECOSOC Forum on financing for development
- Remarks by M. Jashi, 2018 ECOSOC Forum FfD
- Mali 2016
- Nigeria 2013
- Chile 2014-2015
- Finland 2012-2013
- Spain 2011
- Mali 2011
- Japan 2010
- France 2009
- Chile 2009-2010
- Guinea 2008
- Senegal 2007-2008
- Korea 2007
- Norway 2006-2007
- The conference of Paris 2006
- Brazil 2006
- Innovative financing
- Themes
- Content
Innovative financing
In this section
- - The French, German and Belgian Development Ministers sign an article on the European FTT
- - Publication of the Leading Group report on the implementation of the tax on financial transactions
- - Publication of a Blueprint on a Multilateral and Multi-jurisdictional Tax on Financial Transactions
- - Bill Gates’ report: the FTT does not need to be universal to be put in place and could yield substantial resources
- - Vote in favour of a tax on financial transactions
- - Financial transaction tax
- - Several countries officially sign in New York a statement supporting the set up of a tax on financial transactions
- - Declaration on the Taskforce on International Financial Transactions for Development
The French, German and Belgian Development Ministers sign an article on the European FTT
Three European Development Ministers, Mr. Pascal Canfin (France), Mr. Dirk Niebel (Germany) and Mr. Jean-Pascal Labille (Belgium) signed an article, published in the Belgian and Spanish press, calling for an allocation of part of the revenues from the FTT to development.
You can read it here:
- A key tax to address global challenges
20 June 2013
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