Our plan to support the FUNDING of the Sustainable Development Goals

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17 Sustainable Development Goals

Our plan to support the FUNDING of the
United Nations 17 Sustainable Development Goals

Since the introduction of the 17 SDGs in 2015, organizations and individuals around the world have stepped up their efforts to achieve the SDGs by 2030. The goals include eradicating poverty, ending human trafficking, and protecting the planet. However, a look at the current state of development funding shows a stark contrast between the price tag to achieve these goals by 2030, and the actual financial resources that are available.

The United Nations Conference on Trade and Development (UNCTAD) says achieving the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) will take between $5 to $7 trillion and there’s currently an investment gap of about $2.5 trillion per year.  Who is going to cover these gaps and how? The days of “funding” (out of a moral imperative) are over; instead, “financing” is seeing good investments for your money, while contributing to positive development.

Even though we may be currently behind, achieving these goals is still very much a possibility. How can this be done? New financing paradigms are required if we are to achieve these goals. 

ZenMoose Capital has a unique financial methodology which allows us to tap into a $7 trillion source of non-liquid –or “stuck”- capital. We believe we now have the ability to “free-up” capital currently not in circulation to financially support the SDG agenda.

Even though we may be currently behind, achieving these goals is still very much a possibility. How can this be done? New financing paradigms are required if we are to achieve these goals. 

ZenMoose Capital has a unique financial methodology which allows us to tap into a $7 trillion source of non-liquid –or “stuck”- capital. We believe we now have the ability to “free-up” capital currently not in circulation to financially support the SDG agenda.

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