Estimates reveal that up to US$7trn a year is needed to achieve the SDGs by 2030. Public finance is not sufficient to meet this demand.
Sustainable development assumes a fundamental transition to a new economic paradigm, built on an inclusive, holistic and a long-term view of the economic well-being that
Sustainable investing has been perceived as sacrificing some financial return is the belief that fiduciary duty means focusing only on returns—thereby ignoring ESG factors that
Consumption of natural resources and materials, driven by the growth in world population and the rise of living standards, happens at an unprecedented pace, projectedto
Implementing the 2030 Agenda and the Paris Agreement, achieving the SDGs, assumes a transition from our petroleum-based linear economy to the climate-neutral circular economy paradigm.
“Youth are the real owners of Agenda 2030 for Sustainable Development,” said UNCTAD Secretary-General Dr. Mukhisa Kituyi. Indeed, today there are over 1.8 billion people
The Resolution by the EP touches upon examples taken from the Dutch economy practice of horizontal agreements in which companies operating in the same sector
The pace of economic growth of the LDCs has been accelerating in recent years, however, this has generally not been enough for most of them
There is a direct link between the development challenges and the illicit financial flows (IFFs). Nearly US$1 trillion of unrecorded money leaves the emerging market
05.05.2019 The estimates suggest the existence of the investment gap in financing the 17 SDGs and 169 targets at least USD 2.5 trillion until 2030
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