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.
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Activities
Reimagining Economies: Alternative Feminist Frameworks in the Global South
Farah Galal,
In the face of economic policies that often prioritize…
Institutions
Military support to Israel from the EIB
Dear members of the EIB’s Board of Governors,
Dear members of the EIB’s Board…
Resources
Reimagining Economies: Alternative Feminist Frameworks in the Global South
Farah Galal,
In the face of economic policies that often prioritize…
Blogs
Reimagining Economies: Alternative Feminist Frameworks in the Global South
Farah Galal,
In the face of economic policies that often prioritize austerity, debt repayment, and neocolonial frameworks, alternative feminist economic frameworks offer a path towards more equitable and just societies. These…
Impact of structural adjustment and austerity measures imposed by Bretton Woods Institutions on…
Structural adjustment in Tunisia
As a result of an economic policy advocating openness and liberalization starting from the early seventies, Tunisia experienced in the 1980s an economic crisis characterized by a budget deficit of 5.2%…
Toll inflicted on Women by environmental degradation due to Bretton Woods policies
Ezzaytouniya Makssoud,
The Bretton Woods institutions, the World Bank and the International Monetary Fund, play a key role in shaping global economic and development policies. The impact of their policies on environmental…
The Structural Adjustment Policies of Bretton Woods Institutions: A Double Burden for Women in the…
Andrea Magnon,
Social activist, biologist, web editor on issues of youth engagement and professional development of young people
In 2024, the Bretton Woods Institutions (BWIs), which include the International Monetary Fund…