Roadmap of the Coalition of Governments on Global Public Investment
Over a decade of research by experts across think tanks, academia and civil society, identifies the growing need for global public investment to meet shared challenges. Increasing interest and backing from governments.
Coalition of Governments on Global Public Investment is formed as a flagship of the Sevilla Platform for Action at the UN Financing for Development Conference in Sevilla in July.
The coalition holds its inaugural planning meeting on the sidelines of the UNGA in New York in September.
Involvement in the coalition expands to over 30 governments.
Convenings take place in Bogota in March, Nairobi in May, and New York in September.
Governments finalise the core programme of work for 2026-2028.
Governments initiate consultations with key stakeholders including multilateral and public development banks, civil society, the private sector and international institutions.
Governments develop draft set of common principles for governance of a future GPI cooperation framework and options for implementation.
Governments develop policy proposals and pilots within a twin focus on narrative and institutional evolution.
Governments convene sectoral dialogues on measurement and accountability.
Governments test policy solutions with stakeholders.
Peer exchange among member governments on domestic institutional alignment and international commitments.
A number of leading global or regional mechanism align closely with GPI, providing transparent, non-debt-creating, cooperative funding for shared global challenges.
Synthesis of evidence from pilots is shared.
The coalition presents a formal proposal to integrate GPI into UN and multilateral financial frameworks.
Coalition governments advance through international fora the proposal for global public investment.
An agreement at the UN sets out how global public investment will function.
Global public investment is operational.
Countries are cooperating together in large scale, equitable and well-managed investment to meet common challenges, helping to enable shared prosperity, stability and sustainability. As a result, across the world, more and more people have access to better healthcare, energy, social safety nets when crises hit, and the means to build their own lives.
The work of the coalition will be responsive to the changing context, to inputs from consultations, and to emerging opportunities, and so the roadmap shared above is an illustrative forward view, not static or automatic, and will be adapted as needed.