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Governments in particular of developing countries must mobilise more and better private investment to finance and implement national policies in line with the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development. The OECD, as a key institution in which global public policies related to investment and tax are discussed, is undertaking significant analytical work and advisory activity to support member and partner countries in attracting quality investment and enhancing domestic revenues.The realization of the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) calls for an unprecedented mobilization of public and private funds, well beyond the delivery of official development assistance. During the current multiple crises involving rising energy prices, high inflation, public debt and climate change, governments must mobilise more private investment to finance sound national policies. Developing countries need to consider whether domestic tax measures intended to attract and keep foreign investment remain effective, and whether tax revenues are being unnecessarily foregone as a result.
Objectives Foreign direct investment and international taxation policy frameworks are conducive to the realisation and financing of the Sustainable Development Goals. |
