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Stamp Out Poverty Reports


As part of its campaign for a currency transaction development levy, Stamp Out Poverty recommends the following reports:

Meeting the Millennium Promise; a Report on Innovative Finance for Development from the UK All Party Parliamentary Group for Debt, Aid and Trade. The report takes evidence from a range of governments, NGOs, financial actors, academics and other stakeholders into possible innovative sources of finance to meet the Millennium Development Goals. You can download the full report and the Executive Summary by clicking on the link above, November 2007

The Currency Transaction Tax; a report written by Rodney Schmidt and published by the United Nations University, 2008

Taking the Next Step; a report commissioned by the Norwegian Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Feb 2007

A Sterling Solution; a report written by leading city think-tank Intelligence Capital, Sept 2006

A Euro Solution; a report written by leading city think-tank Intelligence Capital, Sept 2006

The Currency Transaction Tax - Enhancing Financial Stability and Financing Development; a report by Sony Kapoor, July 2004