Globalist Perspective  Globalization for Whom?  What changes can
be made at the global, national and local level to ensure that
globalization works better for the world’s poor?  Credit:
DenisNata/     • If the globalization train is to pull all
citizens behind it, policies and institutions that ensure that
the poor share in its benefits are required.   • Global
institutions need urgent reforms to ensure that they have the
necessary capacity to support globalization that works for
development.    Weak and ineffective policies taken at the
local, national and global level have frustrated the potential
benefits of globalization to reach the world’s poorest people
and dramatically exacerbated the associated risks. But when you
consider crucial areas of trade, finance, migration, aid and
innovation, there are accessible policies within reach that
could ensure globalization reaches its potential and that the
risks are mitigated.  In trade, this would include substantially
increasing market access for goods and serv