10% for All: Weaving a Latin American Agenda for Demilitarization

What an inspiring few days in Asunción! We brought together an extraordinary group of organizers, researchers, activists, and movement leaders from across Latin America to exchange experiences, build new connections, and imagine collective pathways toward a more peaceful, just, and sustainable future. The conversations were rich, challenging, and deeply hopeful. Together, we reflected…

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Iran: Putting a price tag on Trumps “short-term excursion”

The whole world is hoping that diplomacy will end the war in Iran. But even before a definite balance sheet can be drawn, one thing is certain: It has caused indescribable suffering for the people in the region. Our hearts go out to the people who have lost their loved ones, to those…

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10% for All launched!

The 10% for All Campaign was launched on May 23, 2025 with an inspiring virtual event that brought together over eighty participants from thirty countries, united by a common goal: to demand that governments reallocate at least 10% of global military spending to fund social, environmental, and peace-building initiatives.

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10% for All

A global campaign to cut military spending, reframe security, and invest in humanity

Divesting from harm,

investing in care

Redefine security by shifting resources from militaries to what truly keeps us safe.

Reduce the harm caused by militaries and militarization.

Maximize the positive impact of public investment in alternative forms of security and care.

Frequently Asked Questions

Got Questions? We’ve Got Answers.

Imagine what is possible

A 10% reduction in military budgets worldwide would free up 270 billion USD every year. This amount could, for example, be enough to:

End world hunger

USD 39-50 billions

Cover half the annual gap in climate financing needed in the Global South

USD 165.5 billions

Still leave billions of dollars available for domestic medical care, infrastructure, and other social welfare programs

Member States should commit to reducing the human cost of weapons by moving away from overly securitized and militarized approaches to peace, reducing military spending and enacting measures to foster human-centred disarmament.

UN Secretary General António Guterres

A New Agenda for Peace

United Nations, 2023

Leaders of the 21st century must deliver on their promises to invest in the future and start investing in books, education and hope, rather than in weapons, war and conflicts.

Malala Yousafzai

2015

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