Provisional Programme* 8 U N E C E I n

A step- change is needed in the quality and quantity of infrastructure and development finance to meet the global goals, and this is expected to be reaffirmed by the international community at the Summit of the Future in September 2024, and enshrined in its outcome document: the Pact of the Future. [...] Key questions: (i) How can PPPs for the SDGs be scaled up to accelerate recovery and reconstruction and the achievement of the SDGs by 2030? (ii) How can PPPs for the SDGs help to bridge the financing gap for sustainable infrastructure, especially in countries and regions most affected by climate change and conflicts? (iii) What are the principles for the integration of climate and disaster resili. [...] Expected outcome: (i) A better criteria can be integrated in PPPs (ii) Insights the project lifecycle in support of the SDGs Expected outcome: (i) A better understanding of the state of sustainable by panellists and the audience will Expected outcome: (i) A better understanding of the array of digital PPP finance and its role to deliver sustainable contribute to the finalisation of the guide. [...] understanding of the digital transformation services (ii) Insights by panellists and the PPPs (ii) Insights by panellists and the in PPPs (ii) Insights by panellists and the audience will contribute to the finalisation audience will contribute to the finalisation audience will contribute to the finalisation of the guide. [...] and public services, while at the same time In the context of the 2030 Agenda, the role To address this challenge, the UNECE safeguard the public interest, is a long-term of PPP is to contribute to achieve the SDGs, secretariat has launched a programme to challenge in many countries that consider and therefore to enhance people’s lives, to deploy the PIERS methodology.