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Guest blog: Multi-stakeholder partnerships: why they matter and how to get them right

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Susanne Salz  wrote this article in her private capacity. The article does not necessarily reflect the views of Partnerships2030 or GIZ. Susanne and the whole Partnerships2030 team is happy to advise and discuss on all issues around multi-stakeholder partnerships for the 2030 Agenda, as well as providing links to (resources by) experienced practitioners and experts. If humanity is to implement the 2030 Agenda and reach the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) , many stakeholders have to take action. It is widely agreed that national governments as well as businesses and civil society organizations (CSOs) are important actors in making the necessary transformative change happen. That creates a large, heterogeneous group with great potential for impact based on diverse resources, skills and experiences. Yet there is little attention, clarity or consensus on the roles of the different stakeholders or about how they can best work together. What can different stakeholders con...

Principles of Multi Stakeholder Partnership Charter second draft available for comment

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The UN General Assembly will be debating the biannual Partnership Resolution in the next few weeks. You may want to share with your government this draft of the Principles of MSPs for Sustainable Development. it can be found  on the MSP website We are soliciting comments by the 7th of November pleas send any input to  info@msp-institute.org   Principles of Multi-Stakeholder Partnerships for Sustainable Development 2 nd Draft, as of October 20, 2018 The common challenge of sustainable development requires the joint commitment of all stakeholders. Multi-stakeholder partnerships are a way of joining forces, to build on the strengths of each partner, and to complement governmental and stakeholder capacities and capabilities for the benefit of all. We strive for true transformation towards realizing the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development, which includes the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), in a joint effort to leave no one behind.We will do our utmost...