Global Finance, Competitiveness, and Sustainable Development Goals in Emerging and Least Developing Economies (ELDCs): A Review of Literature

Onuchuku, Okechuku; Amaefule, Chukwuemeka

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“…The involvement of non-government actors in KPI is seen as a very important step for the government to support the achievement of the Sustainable Development Goals (TPB/SDGs), particularly Goal 17 on Partnerships. There are several indicators related to the 17th objective, namely 17.6.1 related to the number of knowledge sharing activities within the SSTC framework, 17.9.1 related to the number of indications of funding for capacity building in SSTC, and 17.16 1 concerning a number of reports on the development of a multi-stakeholder development effectiveness monitoring framework for the achievement of the TPB/SDGs (Onuchuku & Amaefule 2020).…”

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Social and Political Issues on Sustainable Development in the Post Covid-19 Crisis

Sukmana¹,

Salahudin²,

Robbie³

et al. 2022

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Pandemics are a real threat to mankind because the spread of such outbreaks has a wide coverage not limited to only one or two countries but affecting almost all countries in the world. As a threat, a pandemic has indirect implications for social, economic and political conditions both at domestic and international levels. Thus, collective and comprehensive efforts are needed in responding to and preventing the expansion of infections caused by viruses, including Covid-19. Since the outbreak of Covid-19 in March 2020, many countries have tried their best to prevent the spread of the virus in their countries. Nevertheless, only few have succeeded in responding to this pandemic. Then it tends to create new problems, for example the disruption of the social and economic order. The heterogeneous social order has resulted in a lot of premature speculation related to the Covid-19 virus, this causes many people to tend to ignore it.This neglectful attitude itself is a problem within humankind due to the lack of information and knowledge, especially since the characteristics of Covid-19 are a quickly-spread type of flu. The implication for the economic order is the cessation of the flow of production as well as discontinuation of goods and services transfer. It is because the virus spreads through the air, so that the fear of infection is definitely great. In addition, the implementation of policies or regulations that are tentative in nature has caused political turmoil. These three implications can at least illustrate that the Covid-19 pandemic has disrupted the existing order. As a result, governments must work hard to deal with and prevent the spread of the Covid-19 virus.The Faculty of Social and Political Sciences and the Faculty of Economic and Business, University of Muhammadiyah Malang held an international conference under the name

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