The world is changing, but the institutions built to drive development are struggling to keep up. In this episode of the Power, People and Planet Podcast, Kumi Naidoo speaks with Sir Suma Chakrabarti about what comes next, examining the limits of conventional development thinking and approaches, who gets to shape international solidarity, and how global institutions and younger generations might contribute to a different future.
They explore why the language of “development” may need to change, why Global South countries need a stronger voice in global decision-making, and whether institutions designed for the world of 1945 are still fit for purpose today.
At the heart of the conversation is a call for a different kind of solidarity: one based on dignity, agency and shared power.
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