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The All-Party Parliamentary Group on Inclusive Growth brings together reformers across politics, business, trade unions, finance, churches, faith groups and civil society, to forge a new consensus on inclusive growth and identify the practical next steps for reform.

As disquiet about rising inequality grows, so does the urgency of finding a new model of inclusive growth that better benefits the majority and reconnects wealth creation with social justice.

The APPG seeks to lead the debate in the hope of finding a new kind of consensus. Through new research and thinking our aim is to pinpoint what needs to change and how.

The APPG on Inclusive Growth was formed in July 2014 and members are drawn from across the Houses of Parliament. Find out more about the officers of the APPG and our members here.

We work with a wide range of leading cross-party think tanks, business and civil society organisations. In January 2019 we launched a partnership with the Centre for Progressive Policy (CPP).

We are currently working with the Policy Institute at King’s College London and the Fairness Foundation on a programme of work to inform and stimulate the discussion and arguments around policies to tackle inequalities – to establish those policies that are both effective and command political consensus, which could have a real chance of persuading governments, of left and right, to commit to long-term policy investment.

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