The document discusses lessons learned from an introduction to financing for development. It notes that a paradigm shift is needed to achieve the Sustainable Development Goals and that financing their implementation is critical. It also states that developing countries like Bangladesh traditionally rely on international donors for development finance, but that global development funding is decreasing, so optimal use of all available public and private resources is required, including domestic resource mobilization, remittances, and pension funds.

1. Lesson learned from Introduction to
Financing for Development
By
Herana Parvez

2. Lesson Learned
 The most important thing that I have learned is - a
paradigm shift is needed to achieve Sustainable
Development Goals (SDGs). Financing for
implementation of SDGs is critical.
 We have to come out of our traditional financing for
development as well as have to mobilize domestic
resources at our best.

3. Lesson Learned cont…..
 In developing country like Bangladesh, international
donors are the traditional anchor of finance for
development.
 But globally development finance is decreasing and
because of that development cannot stand still.
 Sustainable financing for development have need of
endeavoring to make optimal use of available
resources from all sources.

4.  That requires drawing in and increasing available
public resources as well as private sector finance and
investment.
 Besides, increasing resource for development it also
will requires strategies to pull out the remittances,
independent wealth, and pension funds and
considered these sources of funds as potential sources
of development finance.

5. THANKS!