Partnerships for the Goals

Help developing countries collect more tax and other revenue at home, including through international support.

Measured by

• Government revenue as a share of the economy
• Share of the national budget paid for by domestic taxes

Developed countries to deliver their aid commitments in full, including 0.7% of national income as aid, with 0.15% to 0.20% going to the least developed countries.

Measured by

• Aid given as a share of donor national income, in total and to the least developed countries

Mobilise extra finance for developing countries from many sources.

Measured by

• Extra finance reaching developing countries, by source
• Money sent home by migrant workers as a share of the economy

Help developing countries keep debt at sustainable levels through coordinated policies on financing, relief and restructuring, and ease the burden on heavily indebted poor countries.

Measured by

• Debt repayments as a share of export earnings

Adopt and put in place investment promotion programs for the least developed countries.

Measured by

• Countries with investment promotion programs for developing and least developed countries

Strengthen cooperation between and among countries on science, technology and innovation, and improve knowledge sharing on agreed terms.

Measured by

• Fixed broadband subscriptions per 100 people

Promote the development and spread of environmentally sound technologies to developing countries on favourable terms.

Measured by

• Funding to promote environmentally sound technologies

Fully set up the technology bank and capacity support for the least developed countries, and boost use of digital technology. Due 2017.

Measured by

• Share of people using the internet

Strengthen international support for practical, well-targeted capacity-building in developing countries to back their national plans for all the goals.

Measured by

• Value of financial and technical help committed to developing countries

Promote a universal, rules-based, open, non-discriminatory and fair multilateral trading system under the World Trade Organization.

Measured by

• Average tariff level worldwide

Significantly increase developing country exports and double the least developed countries' share of world exports. Due 2020.

Measured by

• Developing and least developed countries' share of world exports

Deliver lasting duty-free and quota-free market access for all least developed countries, with simple, transparent rules of origin.

Measured by

• Average tariffs faced by developing, least developed and small island countries

Improve global economic stability through policy coordination and coherence.

Measured by

• Macroeconomic dashboard

Make policies for sustainable development more consistent with each other.

Measured by

• Countries with ways to make their policies more consistent

Respect each country's policy space and leadership in setting its own policies to end poverty and develop sustainably.

Measured by

• How far development partners use country-led results frameworks

Strengthen the global partnership, backed by partnerships of many kinds that share knowledge, skills, technology and money.

Measured by

• Countries reporting progress on multi-stakeholder development effectiveness monitoring

Encourage effective public, public-private and community partnerships that build on experience.

Measured by

• Money committed to public-private partnerships for infrastructure

Boost support for statistics in developing countries so more good, timely data is available, broken down by income, gender, age and other factors. Due 2020.

Measured by

• Statistical capacity score
• Countries with statistics laws meeting agreed principles
• Countries with a funded national statistics plan in progress

Develop measures of progress that go beyond the size of the economy, and support statistical capacity in developing countries.

Measured by

• Funding provided to strengthen statistical capacity
• Countries with a recent census and full birth and death registration