MENA Fem Movement For Economic, Development, and Ecological Justice
MENAFem envisions a new global economic system based on intersectional feminist principles, human rights, and ecological justice driven by the needs of communities and the marginalised, in particular in the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) region and beyond.

Activities
Feminist Reflections on the WB and IMF 2025 Springs: A Failure to Read the Room
The IMF–World Bank Spring Meetings 2025 ended with statements about resilience,…
Institutions
Feminist Reflections on the WB and IMF 2025 Springs: A Failure to Read the Room
The IMF–World Bank Spring Meetings 2025 ended with statements about resilience,…
Resources
Launching the Socio-Economic Analysis Series for Green Hydrogen Projects in North…
As green hydrogen gains prominence as a part of the global energy…
Blogs
Launching the Socio-Economic Analysis Series for Green Hydrogen Projects in North Africa
As green hydrogen gains prominence as a part of the global energy transition and climate strategy, it is increasingly promoted across North Africa through international frameworks such as the European Union's Global Gateway…
Feminist Reflections on the WB and IMF 2025 Springs: Financing Africa’s Future Without Sacrificing…
The 2025 World Bank and International Monetary Fund (IMF) Spring Meetings, held in Washington D.C., unfolded against a backdrop of escalating global inequality, tariff wars, climate denialism, escalating debt burdens, mounting ecological…
Feminist Reflections on the WB and IMF 2025 Springs: No Tears for a Dying System
This year's Spring meetings of the IMF and the World Bank have been dominated by the spectre of a deepening crisis in the multilateral world order - indeed, in a BBC interview given before the meetings started, Tunisian economist Fadhel…
Feminist Reflections on the WB and IMF 2025 Springs: A Failure to Read the Room
The IMF–World Bank Spring Meetings 2025 ended with statements about resilience, innovation, and recovery. But for women in MENA, Africa and the Global South, the outcomes rang hollow.
We were told the global economy is "on track." Yet in…