This form helps evaluate proposed reforms at the global level (UN, IFIs, G20, multilateral institutions) based on our principles of justice, inclusivity, and rights. Use it to determine whether a reform advances equity, local empowerment, and human rights.

Section 1: Inequality Test

Will this reform reduce global disparities in protection, access, or benefits?

• Yes, significantly

• Partially

• No, disparities remain or worsen

• Not sure / Need more information

Optional: Provide examples or rationale

Section 2: Localisation Test

Does this reform move resources, decision-making, and accountability closer to local communities, especially in the Global South?

• Yes, fully

• Partially

• No, power remains centralized

• Not sure / Need more information

Optional: Describe mechanisms that support or limit localisation

Section 3: Rights Test

Does this reform strengthen protections, gender equality, and human rights globally?

• Yes, fully

• Partially

• No, rights are weakened or diluted

• Not sure / Need more information

Optional: Explain potential risks or opportunities for rights

Section 4: Cross-Institutional Impact

Will this reform create synergies across institutions (UN, IFIs, G20, regional bodies) instead of remaining siloed?

• Yes, promotes coordination

• Partially

• No, remains siloed

• Not sure / Need more information

Optional: Provide examples or recommendations

Section 5: Overall Assessment

Overall, should this global reform be supported by civil society advocacy?

• Yes

• With modifications

• No

• Not sure

Optional: Additional comments or recommendations