States are coming around to the need for reform of the international institutions. António Guterres, the UN Secretary-General, has made the case for a renewed ‘social contract’, and ‘for multilateralism to demonstrate a “hard interest” as well as a “values case” for the inclusive benefits that international cooperation brings to individuals as well as states. As Cynthia Liang Liao, Creon Butler et al argue in this Chatham House research paper, the resources exist in the public and private sectors to mount a more ambitious effort, but the enabling condition is trust. If trust can be put at the heart of development, this will enable a new level of ambition, and success can flow from there.
https://www.chathamhouse.org/sites/default/files/2022-12/2022-12-09-building-global prosperity-vinjamuri-et-al.pdf?mc_cid=c57bc80737&mc_eid=2af4a6f2fc

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