Policy Solutions

Please view the Policy Solutions from the T20 U.S. Advisory Council below.

A New Growth Model driven by Digital Transformation and AI

Maria João Rodrigues

3 September 2026

Reconciling Transition and Security

Florencia Rubiolo
Gustavo Martínez

3 September 2026

The G20 in 2026–2028: The End of the 2030 Agenda? A Proposal for Universal Track 1.5 Space on Post-2030 Development Cooperation

Nicolas J.A. Buchoud and co-authors (21 contributors)

29 September 2026

Connectivity Over Competition. A G20 Initiative to Safeguard Global Connectivity as a Global Public Good

Amba J. Tadaa

10 September 2026

Reviving The G20: From Consensus-Seeking To Open, Problem-Solving Coalitions

Dennis J. Snower

14 September, 2026

The Invisible Materiality of AI: Governing the Resources, Processing Capacity, and Infrastructure Behind the AI Stack

Dr. Cecilia Celeste Danesi
18 September 2026

Beyond Digital Public Infrastructure: A G20 Strategy for Sustainable AI Innovations

Venkatachalam Anbumozhi
28 September 2026

Path Diversity and Co-Creation: A G5 Epistemic Caucus for Connected Transitions

Hidetoshi Nishimura
30 September 2026

Unlocking Catalytic Capital: Regulatory and institutional reform for G20-philanthropy partnership

Reon Van Der Merwe
30 September 2026

Energy Security for the AI Economy: Powering the Next Era of Growth

Prof. Syed Munir Khasru
Dr. Sanya Carley
Dr. Priyantha Wijayatunga
Riad Meddeb
08 October 2026

The Civic Resilience Model: Pre-arranged Finance for Social Cohesion and Conflict Prevention

Henry Alt-Haaker
08 October 2026

AI, Deregulation, and Economic Competitiveness: A Pro-Innovation Framework for the G20 Agenda

Prof. Syed Munir Khasru
Prof. Alex Pentland
Dr. Albert Park
Dr. Daniel Schroth
08 October 2026

Propose Strategic Restraint for G20 Census on AI

Henry Huiyao Wang
12 October 2026

The Invisible Materiality of AI: Governing the Resources, Processing Capacity, and Infrastructure Behind the AI Stack

Dr. Cecilia Celeste Danesi
18 September 2026

T20 Implementation Roadmaps

The T20/G20 Multi-Year Implementation Roadmaps (MIRs), is a proposed framework for tracking and sustaining follow-through on G20 Leaders’ Declaration commitments across successive T20 presidencies. It establishes a phased, multi-year process designed to build institutional continuity and strengthen the T20’s long-term policy impact.