The new danger is not of free-fall but of complacency. The global economy is showing tentative signs of recovery, but many are still left behind.

Part of the solution

• Developing countries are part of the solution, and with access to finance, they can help boost global demand to support global recovery

Multiple poles of growth

• A balanced and inclusive global economy needs multiple poles of growth
• Countries in Latin America, South East Asia and the Middle East can assist in the future if they invest today, as can Africa over time

Sustainable growth

• There is a role for developed countries and for developing countries
• A responsible globalization is sustainable and inclusive. It encourages balanced global growth and financial stability, embraces global efforts to counter climate change, and advances opportunity for the poorest

Protecting the most vulnerable

• Creating a crisis response facility so vulnerable countries can get quick and effective assistance following severe and widespread shocks
• Such a facility would fill a gap in the global financial architecture

Reversing protectionism

• Reversing the current trend of financial and trade protectionism, by moving away from government stimulus toward private sector demand, investment and trade
• Private businesses in developing countries can create jobs and opportunities