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Turning ambition into action will require systemic reform of trade, investment and finance to meet today’s development challenges.

Rising debt burdens are threatening the world’s already fragile path to sustainable development, warns the UN ahead of the 4th International Conference on Financing for Development.

The region cements its status as the largest recipient of global foreign investment, but trends vary across economies and sectors.

UN Trade and Development alerts that uncertainty is affecting global investment and warns of the impact insufficient financing has on developing countries to achieve the 2030 Agenda.

The 14th International Debt Management Conference renewed urgent calls for global financial system reforms to ensure debt supports development rather than undermining it.

The UN Trade and Development chief calls for collaborative action from the Group of 20 to safeguard global growth and shared prosperity.

A multipolar world needs to foster resilience and address the significant shortfall in funding for the Sustainable Development Goals. The time for action is now.

International financial system reforms and tax cooperation are crucial to effectively mobilizing much-needed funds for sustainable development.

Here’s a deeper look at the new target for post-2025 climate finance and what more the international community needs to do to deliver concrete progress.

The initiative aims to strengthen and coordinate the response to climate challenges, fostering economic development and meaningful climate action.