Our governance system is built around ensuring that our decisions reflect the values and priorities of all stakeholders. It is a dynamic and inclusive system involving key leadership roles, advisory bodies, and a commitment to maintaining independence and transparency.
Apex Leadership
Governance Bodies Explanations
C20 Troika
The C20 Troika consists of representatives from the current, previous, and next G20 host countries. Its role is to facilitate dialogue and coordination between the different countries to ensure a smooth and continuous C20 process.
Key Responsibilities:
- Coordinate with G20 stakeholders
- Facilitate continuity in leadership and strategy
C20 Chair and Co-Chairs
The Chair and Co-Chairs provide leadership for the C20 platform, ensuring that civil society’s perspectives are represented in the G20 process.
Key Responsibilities:
- Lead the development of policy recommendations
- Represent C20 in official G20 meetings
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C20 Sherpa
The C20 Sherpa serves as the primary contact between C20 and external stakeholders, ensuring that civil society’s voice is heard throughout the G20 process.
Key Responsibilities:
- Manage relations with G20 representatives
- Coordinate external communications and meetings
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C20 Secretariat
The Secretariat provides logistical and administrative support to the C20 process, ensuring smooth operations and timely execution of tasks.
Key Responsibilities:
- Handle logistics, finance, and documentation
- Organize meetings and events
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International Advisory Committee (IAC)
The IAC provides expert advice and guidance to the C20 leadership, helping shape strategic decisions and outreach.
Key Responsibilities:
- Offer expertise on global issues
- Promote C20 outcomes to a global audience
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C20 Steering Committee (SC)
The Steering Committee coordinates the work of various working groups, ensuring that all voices are heard and represented.
Key Responsibilities:
- Oversee the development of policy recommendations
- Monitor the work of sub-committees and working groups