UN sustainable development goals.

UN sustainable development goals
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Contents
UN sustainable development goals..................................................................................................1
Introduction......................................................................................................................................3
Discussion........................................................................................................................................4
The key aspect of the Busan partnership on aid effectiveness which relates to improved
government financial governance................................................................................................4
SDG which relates to the public financial governance and systems...........................................4
How development partners can identify system weaknesses......................................................5
Identify your developing country and its current areas of weakness...........................................5
The benefits and drawbacks/risks of adopting IPSAS in your chosen developing country........6
What support the development partners should put in place to assist the countries in
implementing the proposed reforms............................................................................................6
Conclusion.......................................................................................................................................7
References........................................................................................................................................8
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Introduction
The sustainable development goals are considered to be the blue print that is developed by the
UN in order to achieve a better and more sustainable future for the world. Through this
sustainable development goals, the aim of the organisation is to address the global challenges
that are faced by the people in all around the world. Some of these includes the poverty,
inequality, bringing peace and the justice and many more sustainable goals. They have
developed around 17 goals for sustainable development that are considered to be interconnected
so that none those are left behind. The goal of this organisation is to achieve all of them by the
year 2030. The current report is based on identification of the partnership that has been
developed for the effectiveness and international approach so as to improve the financial
governance within the developing country. The international public sector and accounting
standards are the set that helps in attaining the objective in the most significant manner. The
developing country that is identified for the same includes India which is considered to be one of
the most effective development countries in the world.
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