SDG 17: PARTNERSHIPS FOR THE GOALS
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SDG 17, Sustainable Development Goals, Partnerships for the Goals, Public-Private Partnerships, Multi-Stakeholder Collaboration, Global Governance, Financial Mechanisms, Technological Innovations, Policy Integration, and Sustainable Development.Abstract
Sustainable Development Goal 17 (SDG 17) emphasises the importance of partnerships in achieving global development objectives. This study explores the role of multi-stakeholder collaborations, public-private partnerships, financial mechanisms, and technological innovations in advancing SDG 17. Through an extensive literature review, the study identifies key enablers, such as governance structures, regulatory support, and cross-sector cooperation, while also highlighting challenges like power imbalances and financial constraints. Findings suggest that leveraging innovative funding models, inclusive governance, and digital tools can enhance the effectiveness of partnerships. The study contributes to the growing discourse on sustainable development by providing insights into best practices and areas requiring further research for strengthening global collaboration.
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