2026-08-20T10:19:55-06:00 2025-12-31 205907840 Ketcham & Associates LLC 202 Mountain Avenue Westfield NJ 07090 990 2025-01-01 273685756 GLOBAL INITIATIVE FOR ECONOMIC SOCIAL & CULTURAL % Camila Barretto Maia GLOB 8458754415 2200 IDS CENTER 80 SOUTH 8TH STREET MINNEAPOLIS MN 55402 CAMILA BARRETTO MAIA EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR 9082324618 2026-05-14 true STEVEN KETCHAM CPA P01439801 9082324618 2026-08-20 2025 2025-03-06 01:10:19Z Camila Barretto Maia 2200 Ids Center 80 South 8th St Minneapolis MN 55402 329030 false X WWW.GI-ESCR.ORG X 2010 MN To transform power relations to enable every person and community to enjoy their economic, social and cultural (ESC) rights and all other human rights, now and in the future. Our visiion is a world in which every person and community lives in dignity and in harmony with nature. 7 7 0 7 0 0 339725 13212 363856 256814 53237 45122 4511 13882 761329 329030 36285 3006 0 730386 568768 0 20818 322166 136327 1088837 708101 -327508 -379071 1732518 1339074 34514 20141 1698004 1318933 To transform power relations to enable every person and community to enjoy their economic, social and cultural (ESC) rights and all other human rights, now and in the future. Our visiion is a world in which every person and community lives in dignity and in harmony with nature. false false 261396 1503 Public Services and Care: In 2025, the public services program advanced advocacy for the rights to education and health by generating evidence on the impacts of austerity, privatisation, and fiscal constraints on access to essential services. The program produced legal and policy analysis on states obligations to finance public services and developed country-level studies in Kenya and Ghana examining the effects of austerity on education and health systems. It also engaged in regional education initiatives and international policy discussions to promote inclusive and equitable education systems, while supporting global advocacy efforts calling for stronger regulation of private actors in healthcare and education. These activities strengthened collaboration with civil society coalitions and contributed to policy debates on the sustainable financing of rights-based public services. 184772 1202 Economic Justice: In 2025, the economic and fiscal justice program strengthened its leadership in advancing human rights-based approaches to taxation, debt, and global financial governance. The program actively engaged in international policy processes including the UN Framework Convention on International Tax Cooperation negotiations and the Fourth International Conference on Financing for Development (FfD4), convening strategic briefings and contributing expert analysis to support Global South perspectives. At the regional and national levels, the program supported initiatives on tax justice and illicit financial flows in Africa and Latin America, facilitated dialogue among governments and civil society, and produced research highlighting the links between fiscal policy, public services, and human rights. Through these activities, the program promoted progressive taxation, debt justice, and equitable financing for sustainable development. 141248 301 329030 Climate and Environmental Justice: In 2025, the environmental justice program advanced efforts toward a gender-just and rights-based energy transition by amplifying community voices and influencing international climate governance processes. The program published and launched research documenting the gendered impacts of transition-mineral extraction in Zimbabwe and contributed to UN processes on climate change, energy access, and the water-energy nexus. It also engaged in UNFCCC negotiations and global policy discussions shaping the pathway toward COP30, advocating for the integration of human rights and gender justice in climate action and just transition policies. 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