IPAG is one of the few international think tanks which has prepared 5 Policy Briefs (PB) for the Leadership Summit of G20, world’s 20 most politically & economically powerful nations.
For G20 Leadership Summit in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia from Nov 21-22, 2020, following are topics on which IPAG has written 5 Policy Briefs, 3 already have been published by the G20.
PUBLISHED
PB I: Incentivizing the Private Sector to Support UN’s SDGs
Link: https://t20saudiarabia.org.sa/en/briefs/Pages/Policy-Brief.aspx?pb=TF7_PB9
PB II: The Challenge of Climate Migrants for the G20 Community
Link: https://t20saudiarabia.org.sa/en/briefs/Pages/Policy-Brief.aspx?pb=TF2_PB21
Special Policy Brief on COVID-19
PB III: Multilateralism in Times of Global Pandemic; Lessons Learned and the Way Forward
Link: https://t20saudiarabia.org.sa/en/briefs/Pages/Policy-Brief.aspx?pb=TF11_PB13
UNDER REVIEW
PB IV: Impacts of Artificial Intelligence and Technological Disruption on Education Employment, and Workplaces
Link: https://tinyurl.com/y67zom2p
PB V: Overcoming Barriers, Building Resilience in a COVID-19 World; Lessons from and for Social, Cultural and Faith-Based Responses
Link: https://tinyurl.com/y3d9ter9
IPAG is undertaking research and analysis on the impact of COVID-19 on important areas like healthcare & public services, economy & trade, education & employment, society & community, and environment & natural resources. We are looking into both country specific as well as cross-country comparative studies to better understand the dynamics of COVID-19 in spreading its effect across countries, regions, and continents and what may be the best ways to respond to these challenges.
Policy Briefs for G20 in the previous years
Policy brief for 2019 in Osaka, Japan | |
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PB: Women’s Participation in Formal Work Force |
Policy Brief for 2018 in Buenos Aries, Argentina | |
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PB: Repatriation Challenges faced by Developing First Asylum Countries & the International Response Mechanism |
Policy Brief for 2017 in Berlin, Germany | |
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PB: Reforming the Forced Migration Governance System |