Catalyst restrained by adverse conditions: how does the 2030 Agenda impact development cooperation?
Klingebiel, Stephan / Silke WeinlichExternal Publications (2018)
in: Bruce Jenks / Jennifer Topping / Henriette Keijzers, Financing the UN development system: opening doors, Uppsala, United Nations MPTF Office, Dag Hammarskjöld Foundation, 132-134
ISBN: 978-91-982875-8-5
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When talking about how to implement the Agenda 2030 for Sustainable Development and the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), a strong emphasis is often placed on private flows and partnerships – and rightly so. Not only are the financing needs massive, the Agenda is also about a transformation towards sustainable development that needs to take place worldwide, domestically and at the international level, in the public and in the private sphere. However, development cooperation - offical development assistance (ODA) and South-South cooperation (SSC) - has a crucial role to play.
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