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    This document provides information about financing mechanisms for sustainable development goals (SDGs). It discusses three main sources of financing: domestic public budgets, private sector involvement, and international development assistance. Specific programs highlighted include IDA replenishments that provide grants and low-interest loans to poorer countries, IFC investments in private sector solutions, and the World Bank Group Partnership Fund for SDGs that partners organizations with the World Bank Group on SDG innovations.

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    Financing the SDGs

    Expert Group Meeting on


    Optimizing the Implementation of the
    Sustainable Development Goals
    in the Framework of Integration and Policy Coherence
    July 12 & 13
    New York

    Jaehyang So
    Senior Adviser @wbg2030
    1
    World Bank Group worldbank.org/sdgs
    103 countries have presented VNRs in HLPF
    48 countries are set to present VNRs in 2019
    …8 countries for the second
    time
    2016 2017 2018 2019
    22 43 47 48
    countries countries countries countries
    • China • Afghanistan • Italy • Albania • Lithuania • Algeria • Mauritania
    • Colombia • Argentina • Japan • Andorra • Mali • Azerbaijan • Mauritius
    • Egypt • Azerbaijan • Jordan • Armenia • Malta • Bosnia and • Mongolia
    • Estonia • Bangladesh • Kenya • Australia • Mexico Herzegovina • Nauru
    • Finland • Belarus • Luxembourg • Bahamas • Namibia • Burkina Faso • New Zealand
    • France • Belgium • Malaysia • Bahrain • Niger • Cambodia • Oman
    • Georgia • Belize • Maldives • Benin • Paraguay • Cameroon • Pakistan
    • Germany • Benin • Monaco • Bhutan • Poland • CAR • Palau
    • Madagascar • Botswana • Nepal • Cabo Verde • Qatar • Chad • Philippines
    • Mexico • Brazil • Netherlands • Canada • Republic of • Chile • Rwanda
    • Montenegro • Chile • Nigeria • Colombia Congo • Congo • St. Lucia
    • Morocco • Costa Rica • Panama • Dominican • Romania • Cote d'Ivoire • Serbia
    • Norway • Cyprus • Peru Republic • Saudi Arabia • Croatia • Sierra Leone
    • Philippines Portuga • Ecuador • Senegal • El Salvador • South Africa
    • Czech Republic •
    • Republic of l • Egypt • Singapore • Eswatini • Tanzania
    • Denmark • Qatar • Slovakia • Fiji • Timor-Leste
    Korea • Greece
    • El Salvador • Slovenia • Spain • Ghana • Tonga
    • Samoa • Guinea
    • Ethiopia • Sweden • Sri Lanka • Guatemala • Tunisia
    • Sierra • Hungary
    • Guatemala • Tajikista • State of Palestine • Guyana • Turkey
    Leone • Ireland
    • Honduras n • Sudan • Iceland • Turkmenistan
    • Switzerlan • Jamaica
    • India • Thailan • Switzerland • Indonesia • UK
    d • Kiribati
    • Indonesia d • Togo • Iraq • Vanuatu
    • Togo • Lao PDR
    • Turkey • Togo • Latvia • UAE • Israel
    • Uganda • Uruguay • Lebanon • Uruguay • Kazakhstan
    • Venezuela • Zimbab • Viet Nam • Kuwait
    we • Lesotho
    • Liechtenstein 2
    Note: Indicates countries that have presented VNRs more than once
    Financing the SDGs: Three Sources
    World Bank Group Interventions in
    Private Sector Development

    IBRD IDA IFC MIGA ICSID


    International International International Multilateral International
    Bank for Development Finance Investment Centre for
    Reconstruction Association Corporation Guarantee Settlement of
    and Agency Investment
    Development Disputes

    Loans to Interest-free loans Solutions in Guarantees of Conciliation


    middle-income and grants to private sector foreign direct and arbitration
    and credit-worthy governments development investment’s non- of investment
    low-income country of poorest commercial risks disputes
    governments for countries for for private
    projects executed by projects executed investors
    the private sector by the private
    sector
    4
    $75 Billion mobilized through
    IDA18 Replenishment
    Every three years, donors and borrower representatives
    agree on IDA’s strategic directions, financing, and allocation
    rules—known as the replenishment
    80
    • Offers exceptional value for
    money, with $3 in spending
    60 for every $1 in partner

    40
    x2 x3 $75B
    contributions

    • Key Eligibility Criteria


    $52B Poorest: GNI per capita
    20 below IDA operational cutoff
    (US$1,185 in FY17)
    $26B $23B Lack creditworthiness: No
    0 access to IBRD
    Partner grant Partner grant IDA 18
    Total •
    contributions Replenishment contributions Total 77 Countries in FY17
    (excl. MDRI) (excl. MDRI) Replenishment
    5
    How much is out there?

    $24.4 trillion
    in low-yield
    government
    securities

    $22 trillion
    in annual global
    savings

    More than
    $8 trillion
    invested in
    negative interest
    rate bonds
    6
    7
    IFC Impact Investment Principles

    8
    The World Bank Group Partnership Fund for the
    Sustainable Development Goals

    Opportunity
    to partner with WBG
    on the best innovations
    for SDGs in
    countries
    Joint
    research
    project/
    interventio WBG SDG Fund
    n

    FOR FURTHER INFORMATION PLEASE CONTACT


    Juliana Knapp – [email protected]
    9
    Lisa Maria Castro – [email protected]
    Thank You
    worldbankgroup.org/sdgs
    Follow us on twitter @WBG2030

    Jaehyang So on

    @wbg2030
    10
    worldbank.org/sdgs

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