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Sowing dependencies: corporate power, just transitions and the fight for food sovereignty
Our food systems were not designed to feed the world, but to generate profit. Built around fossil fuels, synthetic fertilisers, proprietary seeds, volatile global markets and ever more concentrated corporate power, they have created a set of interlocking dependencies that make it extraordinarily difficult to change course.
Brewing Inequality: Sri Lankan Tea, Global Trade and the Struggle for a Just Transition
The journey from the rainforests of Sri Lanka to the shelves of UK supermarkets raises questions about what a just transition would look like for the workers, farmers and ecosystems at the sharp end of it.
Bitter Fruits: Trade, Labour, and Inequality in UK–Morocco Food Supply Chains
Behind the tomatoes and raspberries on UK supermarket shelves is a story of transnational labour. The same produce passes through many hands on its journey from Moroccan farms to UK kitchens, exposing the inequalities at the heart of modern food supply chains.
Plugging the Climate Finance Gap Through the UN Tax Convention
The UN Tax Convention (UNTC) can help plug the climate finance shortfall by fixing the dysfunctional global tax system.
Achieve the BAM!: Belém-Antalya Mechanism for Global Just Transitions
The Bonn climate talks come at a moment of growing geopolitical instability and pressure on international cooperation. As governments begin shaping the Belém-Antalya Mechanism for Global Just Transitions (BAM), there is a real risk that Global North countries will weaken efforts to deliver a just transition that works for all workers and communities across the Global North and Global South.
Santa Marta: Securing Justice in Transition
The Santa Marta Conference on Transitioning Away from Fossil Fuels takes place in the Colombian Caribbean, a region shaped by both fossil fuel extraction and frontline resistance. Without deliberate political choices, it risks reinforcing existing inequalities.
The UK must support an ambitious outcome on just transition at COP30
More than 50 charities, campaigners and trade unions have joined our call for an ambitious outcome on just transition at COP30.
A transition away from fossil fuels must be just, equitable and ecological — this is central to our vision for a Global Green New Deal.
Nuevo Pacto Verde Internacionalista
Una transición que deje atrás los combustibles fósiles debe ser justa, equitativa y ecológica: esto es central en nuestra visión de un Nuevo Pacto Verde Internacionalista.
Towards trade justice: Changing trade for a just and sustainable planet
Part two of War on Want's three-part global economy series, exploring how debt, trade and tax contribute to continuing poverty and injustice around the world.
Tax and Climate Justice: Redistributing wealth for people and planet
Part three of War on Want's three-part global economy series, exploring how debt, trade and tax contribute to continuing poverty and injustice around the world.