For a just Critical Raw Materials Act
The ODG, together with 42 other civil society organisations from across Europe, joined the position paper on the EU Critical Raw Materials Act released on
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In the face of the Europe of capital, eco-social justice
Social movements present the agenda of mobilization because of the lack of ecological and social ambition of the Spanish presidency of the EU Council On
Seminar | Debt: Old wine in a new bottle
ODG Seminar to organise ourselves to confront a new green-colored austerity wave. It will take place on Saturday June 10 at Nau Bostik, Barcelona Check
Uncovering the green transition: the video series about the green transition
We present the ODG’s video serie “Uncovering the Green Transition” about the role of private investors in the transition and the alternatives to make it
It’s raining green… Hallelujah? | Webinars about the Green Transition
We present the series of webinars It’s raining green! Hallelujah? to take a critical look at the European green and digital transition, which will take
The ODG joins the call for the strike and mobilisations on 8 March
Once again, the office of the Observatory on Debt and Globalisation will be closed on Wednesday 8th March for the feminist General Strike and the
The new European economic governance framework fails to tackle the challenges of a just ecological transition
More than thirty civil society organisations have sent a letter to the spanish Prime Minister, Pedro Sánchez, requesting several measures to ensure that the reform
The transition Plan: the ODG’s commitment to become an ecofeminist organisation
The ODG’s Ecofeminist Transition Plan and the Protocol for handling violence from an intersectional perspective are now available. In the summer of 2020, as a
Conference Our Future is Public | Chile 2022
From the ODG we collaborate in the organization of the Conference “Our Future is Public” that will take place in Chile from November 29th to
ODG annual report 2021
Over the course of 2021, we heard many times that we would return to “normal”. However, the reality has been different. The “new normal” brought