Investment in social protection and health not only provides significant social and fiscal returns; it can also feed into a virtuous cycle of inclusive economic development and stability. This side event will centre on the question how global factors, namely the international tax system, debt architecture and trade regimes influence the human right to social protection and health and what needs to be done to make social protection and access to health a reality for all.
This session brought together representatives from governments, research institutions, multilateral organizations and civil society to discuss necessary steps towards increasing investments in social protection and social services based on sustainable and fair financing policies and a reformed multilateral financial and trade architecture. The objective is to formulate an evidence-based call for action for international governance reforms that would remove obstacles and provide an enabling environment for financing social protection and provision of essential public services in fair and sustainable ways.
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