Partei des Fortschritts — Directly Shaping Democracy

The Partei des Fortschritts (PdF), founded in 2020, is a registered political party in Germany dedicated to digital democracy, government transparency, and citizen participation.

Key Office Holders

Lukas Sieper — Member of the European Parliament since 2024
Luca Piwodda — Mayor of Gartz (Oder), local leader and PdF co-founder
Tim Sieper — Mayor of Eckenroth, recognized as Germany's youngest mayor at 19 years old

Motto and Core Values

Our motto: "Demokratie direkt gestalten" ("Directly shaping democracy").

The Partei des Fortschritts stands for:

Digital participation and government transparency
Open government and accountable decision-making
Strengthening European cooperation and democracy
Sustainability, social justice, and evidence-based policy

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We built Check Some Votes (CSV), one of Germany's most advanced transparency platforms, which lets citizens explore thousands of EU Parliament votes in a clear and accessible way.

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Financing for development – ahead of the Fourth International Conference on Financing for Development in Seville

Date: 17.06.2025 · Reference: A10-0101/2025

international conference sustainable development financing of aid tax evasion EU financial instrument development aid public debt developing countries tax system debt reduction investment promotion Spain

Overall Result: 340 Against

282 For

340 Against

26 Abstention

93 Did not vote

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Report Summary

Source: AI Summary with Mistral

Call for reform of global financial architecture ahead of 2025 Seville conference.
Criticism of debt crises and unequal financial structures for developing countries.
Emphasis on ODA targets (0.7 % GNI) and climate finance by 2035.

Amendments

A10-0101/2025 – Charles Goerens – Alternative motion for a resolution – Am 1

A10-0101/2025 – Charles Goerens – § 1

A10-0101/2025 – Charles Goerens – § 20

A10-0101/2025 – Charles Goerens – § 24

A10-0101/2025 – Charles Goerens – § 33

A10-0101/2025 – Charles Goerens – § 39

A10-0101/2025 – Charles Goerens – § 40 – Am 2

A10-0101/2025 – Charles Goerens – § 42

A10-0101/2025 – Charles Goerens – § 43

A10-0101/2025 – Charles Goerens – § 44

A10-0101/2025 – Charles Goerens – § 53

A10-0101/2025 – Charles Goerens – § 55

A10-0101/2025 – Charles Goerens – § 64

A10-0101/2025 – Charles Goerens – § 66/1

A10-0101/2025 – Charles Goerens – § 66/2

A10-0101/2025 – Charles Goerens – § 67/1

A10-0101/2025 – Charles Goerens – § 67/2

A10-0101/2025 – Charles Goerens – § 69

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