Leaving no one behind

Ahead of the SDG Summit in September 2019, members of the CDP reflect on the factors that are holding back the implementation of the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development and what can be done about them.
Link to the series

2019 CDP Report (E/2019/33, Supplement No. 13)
Empowering people and ensuring inclusiveness and equality
2018 CDP Report (E/2018/33, Supplement No. 13)
Leaving no one behind

papers by CDP members

No. 48: Migration, Diasporas And The Sustainable Development Goals In Least Developed Countries
By Keith Nurse
No. 47: 鈥楲eaving no one behind鈥� as a site of contestation and reinterpretation
By Sakiko Fukuda-Parr and Thea Smaavik Hegstad
No. 45: International trade: Who is left behind and what to do about it
By Ann Harrison
No. 44: Leaving no one behind: Some conceptual and empirical issues
By Stephan Klasen and Marc Fleurbaey
No. 43: Push no one behind
By Diane Elson
No. 42: Priority to the furthest behind
By Marc Fleurbaey
No. 41: International tax cooperation and sovereign debt crisis resolution: reforming global governance to ensure no one is left behind
By Jose虂 Antonio Alonso
No. 40: Eradicating poverty by 2030: Implications for Income Inequality, Population Policies, Food Prices (and Faster Growth?)
By Giovanni Andrea Cornia
No. 39: Development cooperation to ensure that none be left behind
By Jose虂 Antonio Alonso

Summaries and Key Messages of Papers Produced by the CDP Sub鈥恎roup on Leaving No One Behind:

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What is holding back the implementation of the 2030 Agenda? Insights from the CDP

Excerpts from Reports of the Committee for Development Policy

Journal of Globalization and Development

CDP Background Papers

20th CDP Plenary - open session on Leaving no one behind

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CDP Plenary

Least Developed Countries

LDC resources

Committee for Development Policy

CDP Documents by Type

CDP Documents by Theme

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