The coronavirus pandemic has crippled the global economy. Countries that were already struggling before the outbreak now face devastating consequences for years to come if we don’t act quickly. Only unity and robust financial support from wealthy nations to developing countries can bring about an equitable global economic recovery. The world is in danger of losing hard-won development progress on health, education, human rights, security, the environment and the elimination of poverty — millions of lives are at stake. But, it doesn’t have to be this way.

The Group of 20 (G20) to generously contribute at least $1 trillion directly to the COVID-19 response fund and fulfill the overall collective pledge of $5 trillion to global recovery.


The International Monetary Fund (IMF) to waive interest on loans to developing countries and forgive debt to the hardest hit and most economically disadvantaged nations.


The World Bank to fulfill its pledge of $160 billion in aid and move quickly to direct resources where they are urgently needed.

Join our advocacy campaign! Together we will press world leaders to keep their commitments and be generous. You can help by:

• Spreading the word about the campaign by tweeting and posting these messages on social media: "More than ever, it’s up to all of us to work together to #EndCOVID19Now. The distinction between Low-Income, Middle-Income and High-Income countries is no longer relevant – we are all affected, and our leaders must #GiveGenerously #SaveLives. #GenerousCampaign"


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More than ever, it's up to all of us to work together to overcome this global public health emergency. The distinction between Low-Income, Middle-Income and High-Income Countries is no longer relevant – we are all affected, and our leaders must GIVE GENEROUSLY to SAVE LIVES.