Toward a new multilateralism
A paper on optimising the multilateral development system in an increasingly complex world.
“Show me the money”
Why transparent national budgetary processes are critical for financing the Sustainable Development Goals.
Navigating a Path Forward on the Reform of the UN Development System
In this paper Bruce Jenks and Lisa Orrenius argue that the UN Development System needs to be driven by finding solutions, not redrawing organisational charts.
Blended not stirred: The future of development financing
The answer to the current development financing gap may lie in aligned incentives across the public and private sectors.
Report Launch: Financing the UN Development System
A panel discussion exploring the key findings of a new report on current trends and new directions in the financial landscape of the UNDS.
Executive Summary – Financing the United Nations Development System: Current Trends and New Directions (2016)
This is the Executive Summary of the annual report on financing the UN Development System produced by the foundation and the UN MPTF Office.
Financing the United Nations Development System: Current Trends and New Directions (2016)
This is the second annual report on financing the UN Development System produced by the foundation and the UN Multi-Partner Trust Fund Office.
Almedalsveckan 2016
We will be hosting six events together with partners at the annual Almedalsveckan in Visby, Gotland.
What’s in a word?
Bold reform and new thinking is needed if the UN wants to stay on top as the world’s premier global institution.
From an MDG World to an SDG/GPG World: Why the United Nations should embrace the concept of Global Public Goods
In this Development Dialogue Paper, Dag Hammarskjöld Foundation’s Senior Advisor Bruce Jenks argues that introducing and implementing the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development and its 17 Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) brings an opportunity to discuss the world’s response to global challenges and to rethink positions on global public goods (GPGs).