The project is aimed to present to the general public the Sustainable Development Goals and to highlight that delivering of SDGs should be the common vision for the future for all the mankind

1. Financing for Development
The crucial challenge for the
future

2. Sustainable Development
Meeting the needs of the present generation
without compromising the ability of future
generation to meet their own needs

3. The sustainable development goals are a new
set of targets that UN member states will use
to frame their agendas and political policies
for the period of 2016-2030

4. The goals were chosen through
the largest consultation
programme. The majority of
governments are happy with the
goals but some consider that
there are too many goals and it
would be hard to measure
them.
The main principle of the SDGs
is that all countries have to
share responsibility for the
future and to achieve the best
outcomes all countries should
share solidarity.

5. Sustainable Development Goals

6. Domestic
Resource
Mobilization
(DRM)
External
Finance
Sources of Finance for Sustainable
Development

7. The role of DRM
DRM is the largest source of funding
for development. It is generated from
revenues of personal income tax,
corporate tax, VAT, etc.
DRM is eroded by illicit financial flows,
including corruption and tax evasion.

8. Improving
design and
management
of public
programs
Cutting low
priority or
poorly-
designed
spending
Public Spending Efficiency

9. Private Finance
Risk/ return considerations
Governments provide a conducive
investment climate by:
supportive government structures
competition policy
hard and soft infrastructure
instruments fostering healthy,
commercially sustainable markets

10. The role of Private Finance in
Financing for Development
The Private Finance should understand:
financial returns and social returns
coexist
a new era of public –private
partnership has started
the technologies levels can change the
world
new models, new innovations in
finance

11. The Role of MDBS and the IMF
The Multilateral Development Banks (MDBs)
and the IMF are the engines of financing for
development.
Through policy advice, technical assistance
and capacity building they support the
governments efforts to increase available
resources and spend them effectively.
1$ invested in
MDBs
2-5$
commitment

12. The MDBs act as a bridge between
public and private sectors:
bring international finance and
expertise together
develop specific instruments
tailor innovative finance
step up efforts to build a pipeline of
projects attractive to private sector

13. How MDBs could boost financing?
Rapid response to
demand from their
clients
Better leverage private
sector finance
Leverage expertise
across the network

14. The core idea of SDGs:
2015 is the crucial year in the evolution
of the Global Development Agenda. The
landscape of development has greatly
changed in recent years and to finance
the SDGs, the world should channel
and crowd in all kinds of investments.
We are all
STAKEHOLDERS in the
finance for
Development Agenda