Sustainable development is essential not only to the well-being of our future generations and the preservation of ecosystems but also to meeting the aspirations of the present generation.
With only seven years left to achieve Agenda 2030, and the need to fill in the vast SDG financing gap of $3.9 trillion annually for developing countries, India has taken up mobilisation of climate finance, enabling financing of other SDGs and capacity-building as priorities of the G20 SFWG.
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The two-day meeting witnessed proactive engagement from over 80 delegates from G20 member countries, invitee countries, and international organisations, including the World Bank, New Development Bank, and NGFS, among others.