Debt Frameworks for Children
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This policy brief examines how public debt decisions shape future generations and why intergenerational fiscal equity must move from principle to practice. It highlights how current debt frameworks often overlook children’s rights and long‑term human capital, and sets out practical recommendations to ensure borrowing today supports fair and sustainable development tomorrow.
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