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2024: July 22-23, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil

Leaving No One Behind: G20 Development Ministerial Declaration for Reducing Inequalities, July 23, 2024

G20 Call to Action on Strengthening Drinking-water, Sanitation, and Hygiene Services, July 23, 2024

Chair's Statement of the Brazilian G20 Presidency, July 23, 2024

Material published before May 2024 is available
on the G20 Information Centre website

2023: November 13

G20 Development Working Group publishes the G20 2023 New Delhi Update [pdf] (Source: Official website of the 2023 Indian G20 presidency)

2023: June 12, Varanasi, Uttar Pradesh, India

Development ministers meeting

Outcome Document and Chair's Summary

G20 2023 Action Plan on Accelerating Progress on the SDGs

G20 High Level Principles on Lifestyles for Sustainable Development

2022: September 7-9, Belitung, Indonesia

Development ministers meeting

Chair's Summary

G20 Roadmap for Stronger Recovery and Resilience in Developing Countries, including Least Developed Countries and Small Island Developing States [pdf]

G20 Principles to Scale Up Blended Finance in Developing Countries, including Least Developed Countries and Small Island Developing States [pdf]

2021: June 29-30, Matera and Brindisi, Italy

Development ministers meeting: June 29, Matera: Communiqué

Foreign and development ministers meeting, June 29, Matera: Matera Declaration

Description: Development Ministerial Meeting and Ministerial Event on Humanitarian Assistance, June 30, 2021

Description: Foreign Ministerial Meeting and Joint Foreign and Development Ministerial Meeting, June 29, 2021

Description: Foreign and Development Ministers' Meeting and Ministerial Event on Humanitarian Assistance, June 27, 2021

Press conference: G20 Ministerial Event on Humanitarian Assistance, co-chaired by Italian foreign minister Luigi Di Maio and World Food Programme executive director David Beasley, June 30, Brindisi

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