麻豆AV

麻豆AV-ISID's participated last week at the . Over three days, participative discussions were related to OECD's observation that "progress towards achieving the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development remains slow and uneven, and a major obstacle to advancing SDGs in emerging and developing economies is that most private finance and business activities are neither aligned with SDGs nor compatible with low-emission, climate-resilient development pathways." Christian Novak participated as a speaker in three sessions that discussed the roles of international and domestic pension funds, and of private sector insurance actors, in development finance. Christian Novak's interventions highlighted the importance of increased dedicated expert efforts to structure investments in alignment with the requirements and needs of private investors, and he also highlighted the importance of actively sharing knowledge and experience in investing for development, all of which would contribute to increased volumes of private capital directed to the SDGs. Together with , had expressed observations and recommendations in relation this matter in ISID's Policy Brief 2019-04. We thank the and for the invitation to join these sessions, and we look forward to further discussions.