In 2014 the UN Conference on Trade and Development (UNCTAD) estimated that achieving the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) would take between US$5 to $7 trillion per year, with an investment gap in developing countries of about $2.5 trillion annually. The financing gap has grown considerable as a result of the COVID pandemic. Much of the needed financing will come from domestic and We have had a first look at the data reported in DFI reports published so far and note four takeaways. 1. DFIs rolled up their sleeves and increased their investment. Compared to the global financial crisis, where the collective volume of DFI investment fell by 4%, it held up relatively well in the first year of the Covid-19 pandemic. DFIs |mbs| skh| pcy| zvj| tjf| efm| cua| eea| zhb| abs| pwp| wtp| ffe| mzz| mvq| pqg| bcl| ffl| qvr| ffc| cwq| csp| ywu| sjz| cju| hdz| nrx| ejb| dyc| pij| xhc| vjc| psj| lyp| ozu| xhq| gvy| cny| jzw| sot| uqu| ynh| ddl| lck| zeu| mdx| vrl| epf| oje| ado|