The convenors were the most important aspect of the people's movement. They are key groups,
grassroot organizations and movements who are responsible for a sector or region. They played a vital role in
mobilizing people, putting together the depositions and organizing the event. The groups are organized below
by their primary area of work.
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Macro Economics
 Arun Kumar, Jawaharlal Nehru University
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Policy Coherence among Development and Trade Organziations (WTO, IMF, IFIs, Bilateral Agencies)
Asia Pacific Movement for Debt and Development
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Private Sector Ownership of the Bank
Peace
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Debt
Jubilee South |
Governance, Democracy and Sovereignty
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The Revolving Door
Prashant Bhushan |
Judicial Reform
Alternate Law Forum |
Accountability
Parivartan
National Campaign for People's Right to Information
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The Bank's Role as Knowledge Provider
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The Environment
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Impact on Food Sovereignty
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Forest and Tribal Communauties
Gramin Mazdoor Union
Campaign for Survival and Dignity
National Committee for the Protection of Natural Resources(NCPNR) |
Women
Kalyani Menon-Sen
Kalpana Kannabiran
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Dalits
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Labour
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Water
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Health
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Education
Common School System
Lok Sangharsh Morcha |
Agriculture
Forum for biotechnology and Food Security
Kisan Sangarsh Samiti
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Mining
Jharkhand Mines Area Co-ordination Committee
Chotanagpur Adivasi Seva Samiti
Lok Shakti Abhiyan
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Urban Poor and Urban Development
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Energy
Prayas
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Tourism
Alternatives
Equations, Bangalore
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Post-Disaster
Vanessa Peters
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Karnataka
Urban Research Centre
Citizens Voluntary Initiative for the City (CIVIC)
Equations, Bangalore
Collaborative for the Advancement of Studies in Urbanism Through Mixed Media (Cassum)
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Andhra Pradesh
Human Rights and Law Network
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North East
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