Reaction to the outcomes of the G20 "THE G20 commitments promise a much needed boost to G20 countries and beyond." - World Bank president Jim Yong Kim "It is refreshing and encouraging that world leaders are highly concerned and keen to emphasise the need to address climate change." - Climate Institute chief executive John Connor "The G20's so-called action plan on energy efficiency is a big disappointment, representing little more than a commitment to keep on talking." - WWF Australia chief executive Dermot O'Gorman "Overall the G20 summit's response to this crisis is hugely disappointing." - Oxfam Australia chief executive Helen Szoke on Ebola "G20 leaders have taken a concrete step to make it harder for the world's corrupt to hide." - Transparency International Australia's Greg Thompson "The Global Infrastructure Initiative is a critical step in addressing the global growth and employment challenge." - Richard Goyder, B20 chair "We know there were nations and powerful vested interests that did not want beneficial ownership mentioned in the text. They succumbed, they agreed, which is incredibly powerful and gives momentum towards finally closing down tax havens." - C20 chair Tim Costello. "G20 countries are more concerned with raising their own tax revenue than with establishing global solutions." - ActionAid's Sameer Dossani "We have no confidence that on current economic modelling the two per cent growth target can be achieved." - International Trade Union Confederation general secretary Sharan Burrow "Much greater action is needed on shadow banking regulation, public disclosure of tax reporting and responsible investments." - Trade Union Advisory Committee to the OECD general secretary John Evans "The Abbott government dropped the ball when it had the chance to provide mature leadership to the G20 on climate change and inequality." - ACTU president Ged Kearney