Strategic Objective: Promote women’s economic independence by addressing structural barriers to their participation in the workforce and advocating for laws that facilitate economic empowerment with special focus in the recognition and support of the care economy. Club de Madrid promotes women’s...
WYDE Network of Young Decision-makers activities in Berlin
Our young leaders met in the German capital and shared our project with the local authorities and politicians
International Financial Architecture Reform and Financing for Development (IFA-FfD)
Recent years have witnessed unprecedented turmoil affecting both human and planetary well-being. Climate change, coupled with challenges such as war, poverty, digitalization, and inequality, has created a global crisis that demands immediate, decisive, and collective action. Critical to addressing...
Zlatko Lagumdžija, panelist at the Madrid’s World Forum on Urban Violence and Education
How can we build peace? How can the urban violence be erradicated? How can the cities start designing concrete...
Kok and Turk, elected new Institute for Economics and Peace Advisory Council members
The IEP develops global and national indices, calculating the economic cost of violence, analysing country level risk...
Club de Madrid’s President encourages women to pursue their dreams and develop their talents
Message from Vaira Vīķe-Freiberga International Women's Day 2017 "On the occasion of International...
International Women’s Day 2017: let’s work for a Planet 50-50 by 2030
However, in these troubled times, as our world becomes more unpredictable and chaotic, the rights of women and girls...
‘We cannot simply wait for this to happen’ ex PM of Ireland John Bruton, reflects on Brexit
According to our Member "it is time now to start thinking about how the EU will respond to Mrs May' as he...
“Someone doesn’t wake up and suddenly becomes an extremist”, Khadijah H. Gambo, Nigerian Activist
Khadijah Hawaja Gambo joined activism around 24 years ago. She studied Islam up to postgraduate level and also passed...
Nobel Peace Ramos-Horta advocates for education as the best tool for preventing conflict and radicalization
José Ramos-Horta was President of Timor Leste from 2007 to 2010 and a key figure not only during the process of...
“Where Shared Society Starts, Violent Extremism Stops”
Within this framework, former PM of the Netherlands, Wim Kok, met with Tunisia’s Minister of Justice and Minister of...
Our Work to Prevent Violent Extremism in Nigeria, Tunisia and Lebanon
This qualitative research will provide evidence-based findings on how citizens receive and perceive messages from...

