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Economic Rights and the SDGs: Overcoming Financing Gaps in Sub-Saharan Africa

Explore the significance of economic rights within the SDGs framework, focusing on achieving financial mobilization to bridge the substantial shortfall in Sub-Saharan Africa. Insights include key areas like social protection, health, education, water, energy, and sustainable environment. Learn about the crucial role of Target 17 in resource mobilization and the financing gap of roughly $350 billion.

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Economic Rights and the SDGs: Overcoming Financing Gaps in Sub-Saharan Africa

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  1. The SDGs and Economic Rights Jeffrey D. Sachs University Professor at Columbia University Human Rights and the 2030 Agenda United Nations Human Rights Council January 16, 2019

  2. The SDGs are Largely About Economic Rights Social Protection (SDG 1) Food (SDG 2) Health (SDG 3) Education (SDG 4) Water and Sanitation (SDG 6) Energy services (SDG 7) Decent livelihoods (SDG 8) Safe Environment (SDG 11, 12, 13, 14, 15)

  3. Massive Shortfall in SDG Outcomes and Financing in Sub-Saharan Africa

  4. IMF Staff Calculations

  5. IMF Staff Calculations

  6. Roughly $350 Billion Financing Gap

  7. SDG 17 Targets on Resource Mobilization for the Achieving the SDGs

  8. ODA as Share of Donor Gross National Income

  9. 7X inflation- adjusted 5X

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