World not on track to achieve most SDGs by 2030
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A 2023 report of the United Nations Conference on Trade and Development estimated the investment gap in SDGs in developing countries to be greater than $4 trillion, those arising from resource allocations; creation of enabling environments; co-benefits; cost-effectiveness; and saturation limits.
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- A 2023 report of the United Nations Conference on Trade and Development estimated the investment gap in SDGs in developing countries to be greater than $4 trillion,
- those arising from resource allocations; creation of enabling environments; co-benefits; cost-effectiveness; and saturation limits.
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