The C20 Brazil 2024 Policy Pack brings together the final recommendations of the ten thematic working groups. This edition included the participation of over 2,500 people, representing 1,700 organizations from 91 countries.
O Policy Pack do C20 Brasil 2024 reúne as recomendações finais dos dez grupos de trabalho temáticos. Esta edição contou com a participação de mais de 2.500 pessoas, representando 1.700 organizações de 91 países.
The Civil Society 20 (C20) Summit in Rio de Janeiro on November 13 will mark the close of Brazil’s leadership of the G20 civil society engagement group. At the event, C20 representatives will officially deliver the “Policy Pack” to the Brazilian government—a strategic set of policy recommendations crafted by thematic working groups over the past year. These recommendations cover key issues such as climate justice, poverty eradication, gender equality, and global financial reform. The Summit will also serve as a ceremonial handover, passing the C20 presidency to South Africa. Attendees will include prominent representatives from various sectors, public figures, and government officials. On November 11, C20 leaders will meet with President Lula to discuss proposals for advancing a fairer, more inclusive global agenda.Click here to read the Civil20 Brazil 2024 General Recommendations.
Civil 20 (C20) was made official as an Engagement Group of G20 in 2013. Since then, C20 has grown stronger every year, ensuring that world leaders listen to the recommendations and demands of the organized civil society, looking to protect the environment and promote social and economic development, human rights and the principle of leaving no one behind.
C20 is one of the official Engagement Groups of G20 that provides a platform for civil society organizations and social movements around the world to voice people’s aspirations to the world leaders in G20.