Framework to Assess Global Distributive Justice in Multilateral Finance
| Principle . | Meaning . | What Should Be Assessed? . |
|---|---|---|
| Global difference | Resources are distributed in ways that maximize the benefit for those countries, social groups, or individuals least advantaged or most marginalized | The amount of funding directed to the countries, communities, and/or individuals with the greatest need |
| Local benefits | Resources are distributed in ways that benefit the public goods of local communities, particularly those that are historically marginalized | The extent to which projects financed address immediate and urgent needs that are local in scale to those peoples most disadvantaged |
| Equality of opportunity | All social groups and states have the capabilities to equitably access institutional structures relevant to the distribution of resources | The extent to which opportunities to compete for resources are distributed equitably |
| Principle . | Meaning . | What Should Be Assessed? . |
|---|---|---|
| Global difference | Resources are distributed in ways that maximize the benefit for those countries, social groups, or individuals least advantaged or most marginalized | The amount of funding directed to the countries, communities, and/or individuals with the greatest need |
| Local benefits | Resources are distributed in ways that benefit the public goods of local communities, particularly those that are historically marginalized | The extent to which projects financed address immediate and urgent needs that are local in scale to those peoples most disadvantaged |
| Equality of opportunity | All social groups and states have the capabilities to equitably access institutional structures relevant to the distribution of resources | The extent to which opportunities to compete for resources are distributed equitably |