三赢：政府、国际金融机构和联合国开发计划署如何最大限度地发挥对人类和地球的影响（英）2024

Investment Rating - The report emphasizes a renewed international financial architecture aimed at amplifying resources for Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) including poverty eradication and climate action [5][6]. Core Insights - The annual financing gap for the SDGs is estimated at $4 trillion, with $2.2 trillion specifically for energy transformation, highlighting the urgent need for innovative financing solutions [6]. - UNDP collaborates with over 20 International Financial Institutions (IFIs) to unlock SDG financing potential, focusing on Integrated National Financing Frameworks (INFFs) [6][14]. - UNDP has facilitated nearly $3.4 billion in IFI financing since 2010, with a significant portion directed towards fragile and crisis-affected contexts [6][14]. Overview of Financing Flows (2018-2023) - Total funds from 2018 to 2023 amount to $1.95 billion, with direct financing at $1.33 billion and indirect financing at $612 million [20][21]. - The financing flow has shown a consistent increase over the years, with notable amounts allocated to various regions including $1.2 billion to the Middle East and North Africa [21][22]. UNDP's Added Value - UNDP provides presence, credibility, and expertise to maximize the impact of IFI funding, operating in over 170 countries and territories [30][31]. - The organization enhances project implementation efficiency, builds national capacity, and fosters partnerships to leverage additional financing [26][33]. Solutions at Work - UNDP focuses on four key areas: Nature, Climate, and Energy; Crisis and Resilience; Inclusive Social and Economic Growth; and Sustainable Finance [37][38]. - The Africa Minigrids Program aims to connect 33 million people to clean energy, showcasing UNDP's commitment to innovative financing solutions [41]. - The Climate Promise framework supports countries in delivering on their climate commitments, with over 90% of partners setting more ambitious goals [46].