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Seville Platform for Action launched, outlines new tools to tackle debt and finance the 2030 agenda
Summary
At the Seville launch of the Seville Platform for Action, a speaker announced a package of initiatives — including a World Bank debt-swap hub, a debt‑pause alliance and a borrowers forum — aimed at channeling public and private finance to help developing countries meet the 2030 Agenda, which the speaker said needs about $4 trillion a year.
At the launching of the Seville Platform for Action in Seville, a speaker urged governments, the private sector and international institutions to adopt new financing tools to revive progress on the Sustainable Development Goals, saying developing countries need roughly $4,000,000,000,000 a year to deliver on the 2030 Agenda.
The speaker said the Seville Platform — and a related Civilian Commitment document — set out more than 130 specific initiatives to mobilize finance and address systemic debt risks. “Our road map to a better future, the sustainable development goals is in…
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