CAFOD's policy team provides briefings, reports and research on our advocacy and lobbying work, plus materials to support our campaigns.
Latest resources
CAFOD's representation to the Comprehensive Spending Review 2025
CAFOD's written submission to the UK Government's Comprehensive Spending Review 2025.
Submission to International Development Committee inquiry on international humanitarian law
Written evidence submitted to the International Development Committee enquiry into humanitarian access and adherence to international humanitarian law
Submission to International Development Committee inquiry into the FCDO’s approach to displaced people
CAFOD's written submission to the International Development Committee inquiry into the FCDO’s approach to displaced people.
CAFOD response to the International Development Committee inquiry on the FCDO’s approach to value for money
Written evidence submitted to the International Development Committee's inquiry into the UK Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office’s approach to value for money.
Jubilee 2025: The new global debt crisis and its solutions
A new report outlines why, following the historic success of the Jubilee 2000 debt campaign, the world once again faces an acute global debt crisis in 2025.
Four myths the food industry wants you to believe… and why they are wrong!
The current food system is not sustainable. But you wouldn’t think so if you listened to the multinationals that hold the most influence.
Seed systems and gender equality
In this report, CAFOD has analysed a selection of World Bank agriculture programmes from 2024 to assess their approach to gender.
Changing the narrative: CAFOD's contribution to gender justice
This practice paper provides examples of CAFOD’s contributions towards gender justice, demonstrated by a range of programmes which we support through our partners worldwide.
CAFOD representation to the Autumn Budget 2024 and Spending Review
Download CAFOD’s representations to the Autumn Budget 2024/Spending Review
Fair finance for the climate fightback: Where should the money for international climate finance come from?
This discussion paper calls for greater exploration of three ‘innovative sources’ of finance, which can help raise the huge amounts of money needed to tackle the climate crisis in a way that is both fair and effective.
Parliamentary submissions
CAFOD submits written evidence to parliamentary inquiries and consultations to support our global policy and research work.
Campaign with CAFOD
Find out more about campaigning on social justice issues with CAFOD.