Development policy from a systemic perspective: changes, trends and its future role within a broader framework for transnational co-operation

Klingebiel, Stephan; Gonsior, Victoria

doi:10.1590/0034-7329202000209

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“…To deal with current and emerging crises, the pandemic has highlighted the importance of effective transnational cooperation, especially for developing countries (Klingebiel and Gonsior 2020). Over a year ago, the UN reformed its development system to improve coordination among UN agencies to help deliver coordinated support to developing countries and progress on the SDGs (United Nations 2019b).…”

Section: Example 4 Integrated Multilateral Responses To Crisesmentioning

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A framework to harness effective partnerships for the sustainable development goals

Horan

2022

Sustain Sci

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The sustainable development goals (SDGs) offer a broad, holistic framework of interdependent economic, social, and environmental objectives to enable integrated and collaborative approaches to their implementation. A key obstacle for operationalizing such an approach is knowing the right actors to engage on specific challenges. It is acknowledged that linkages across sectors, scales, and actors could provide an evidence base to assess and forge participation in multistakeholder partnerships for implementation. However, technical tools that could help to identify relevant actors and discussions of institutional arrangements to bring these actors on board are notably lacking in the extant literature. To support an evidence-based and systematic approach to coalition building that accounts for synergies and trade-offs across goals and targets, this paper proposes broad-based partnerships and a framework that lead actors can use to help harness collaborative SDG implementation: (1) define the partnership’s scope, (2) identify the main interlinkages, (3) assign responsibilities, (4) select the best available indicators, (5) assess the challenges, and (6) forge a broad-based partnership. After describing key decisions at each step, the article discusses applications of the proposed analytic partnership-building framework to problems that warrant the approach at global, regional, and national levels covering issues such as policy coordination across line ministries, global partnerships for SDG13 implementation in SIDS, energy compacts for SDG7 implementation, and integrated multilateral responses to crises.

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Section: Example 4 Integrated Multilateral Responses To Crisesmentioning

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A framework to harness effective partnerships for the sustainable development goals

Horan

2022

Sustain Sci

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“…Step 2: after calculating the matrix of each transaction risk, calculate the risk matrix of each transaction risk element to form a group decision identification matrix of financial risk [32,33];…”

Section: Identifying the Risk Of Financial Derivatives' Trading Inmentioning

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A Risk Feature Recognition Method of Cross-Border Financial Derivatives’ Transaction Based on Fuzzy Support Vector Machine

Xie

2022

Mobile Information Systems

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The traditional identification methods of transaction risk characteristics mostly use the amount of profit and cost to complete the risk assessment. The conflict between the two will lead to low stability. Therefore, the identification method of transaction risk characteristics of transnational financial derivatives is proposed. The fuzzy support vector machine method is used to identify the risk characteristics of cross-border financial derivatives transactions and compensate the errors in the identification process. The possibility index, severity index, and financial risk index of cross-border financial derivatives transaction risk are calculated, and the financial risks are screened and ranked. The distance from risk element to positive ideal solution and negative ideal solution is defined, and the joint identification model of transaction risk of transnational financial derivatives is constructed to realize the identification of transaction risk characteristics. The experimental results show that the designed method has good recognition effect and high recognition performance.

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“…The COVID‐19 crisis and its impact in low and middle‐income countries has highlighted the importance of the UN Secretary General's call for a Decade of Action on the Sustainable Development (SDGs) centered around an inclusive multilateralism (Klingebiel & Gonsior, 2020; Sachs et al, 2021; UN, 2019a, 2021; UN SG Report, 2021). To facilitate such an approach, the UN Development Reforms have aligned the development sector with the 2030 Agenda and the SDGs.…”

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“…To make meaningful progress on the SDGs, the SDCF will need to support sustainable transformations in a range of systems: health, education, agriculture and land‐use, energy and industry, urban infrastructure, and digital revolution (Sachs, 2019, Sachs et al, 2019; TWI, 2050, 2018; UN GSDR, 2019). However, questions remain on how cooperation frameworks such as this can best support systems transformations of this kind (Chan et al, 2021; Klingebiel & Gonsior, 2020). First, the transformations need to be designed for, adapted to regional and national contexts, and reflected in National Development Plans (Sachs et al, 2019).…”

Section: Sustainable Transformationsmentioning

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Towards a Portfolio Approach: Partnerships for Sustainable Transformations

Horan

2021

Global Policy

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This perspective article examines the role that partnerships can play in achieving the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). It elucidates a portfolio approach to partnerships that could align well with achieving a sustainable transformation. To conclude, it outlines recommendations on how this approach may be operationalized in research, policy, and practice. Much remains to be done on a portfolio approach. Practice and sharing of good practice should be guiding principles to facilitate peer-to-peer learning.

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Development policy from a systemic perspective: changes, trends and its future role within a broader framework for transnational co-operation

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A framework to harness effective partnerships for the sustainable development goals

A framework to harness effective partnerships for the sustainable development goals

A Risk Feature Recognition Method of Cross-Border Financial Derivatives’ Transaction Based on Fuzzy Support Vector Machine

Towards a Portfolio Approach: Partnerships for Sustainable Transformations

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