initiative in developmental
projects increases their scope,
stability and success rate”
- Bharat Ratna Rashtrarishi Nanaji Deshmukh
WITH THE SUPPORT OF THE
“Ministry of Rural Development
& Panchayati Raj,
Government of Madhya Pradesh”
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Why
The 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development built on the principle of “leaving no one behind” emphasises a holistic approach towards achieving sustainable development for all. Several Government, Private Sector and Civil Society Organisations are working toward achieving the SDGs since 2015 and in some cases, before the SDGs were even defined. Despite the range and scale of efforts, most solutions and interventions remain local, because of a lack of a forum where Social Workers, NGOs, Governmental Organisations, and International Agencies, as well as the communities and beneficiaries of these model efforts are able to engage, to exchange validated interventions that have been developed by them, for easy access by other stakeholders.
How
There is a need to develop a forum where measurable, sustainable and replicable models for SDGs are represented. There, solutions can be developed for all stakeholders, including vulnerable as well as impacted communities, and the best practices developed as capsules for easy adaptation and implementation worldwide.
Deendayal Research Institute (DRI), founded by Bharat Ratna Rashtrarishi Nanaji Deshmukh in 1968 in New Delhi, India, believes that a forum where measurable, sustainable and replicable models for SDGs are represented, would fill a gap through this Global Platform of curated menu of proven interventions that help achieve SDGs 1-8. As SDGs 9-17 are more the work of State Governments and International Agencies, validated interventions for these SDGs will be added at a later stage.
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