
The G20, the private sector and the vaccine, debt and climate crises
Katie Gallogly-Swan and Rebecca Ray
G20 leaders meeting in Rome must recognise that only public purpose, not private profit, can tackle interconnected global crises.
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Katie Gallogly-Swan works on climate and development at the United Nations Conference on Trade and Development. Previously, she worked at Boston University’s Global Development Policy Center, on how trade, development finance and climate policy can enable a global just transition, and at Oxfam and ActionAid, on economic, climate and gender policy.

Katie Gallogly-Swan and Rebecca Ray
G20 leaders meeting in Rome must recognise that only public purpose, not private profit, can tackle interconnected global crises.

The row over the EU introducing vaccine export controls has occluded its rejection of a temporary waiver on intellectual property rights.