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Biruni Institute

Centre for Policy Dialogue

Research and Information System For Developing Countries

South Asia Watch on Trade, Economics and Environment (SAWTEE)

Sustainable Development Policy Institute (SDPI)

Institute of Policy Studies of Sri Lanka

 

 

 

South Asia Network on the Sustainable Development Goals (SANS)

 

The 2030 Agenda and the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) embody the strategic vision and aspirations of all countries for the future of development. South Asian countries namely Afghanistan, Bangladesh, Bhutan, India, Maldives, Nepal, Pakistan, and Sri Lanka urgently need to accelerate action on SDGs implementation. 

The South Asia Network on the Sustainable Development Goals (SANS) has been developed to foster subregional cooperation by sharing good practices towards achievement of the SDGs amongst the government agencies, think-tanks, CSOs and other stakeholders in South Asia to build back better.  

 

Event videos
2-3 Dec 2020

20 Oct 2020

9 Sep 2020

 

Resources

 

UNESCAP SSWA 2021, Report – Fourth South Asia Forum on the Sustainable Development Goals

UNESCAP SSWA 2021, Report – Fourth South Asia Forum on the Sustainable Development Goals

Jan 2021

 

UNESCAP SSWA 2020, Towards Sustainable Graduation of South Asian LDCs in the aftermath of COVID-19: Challenges, Prospects and Policy Lessons

UNESCAP SSWA 2020, Towards Sustainable Graduation of South Asian LDCs in the aftermath of COVID-19: Challenges, Prospects and Policy Lessons

Oct 2020

 

UNESCAP SSWA 2020, Report of High-Level Dialogue - Empowering Women to join Global Value Chains through Ecommerce: Experiences in South Asia in COVID-19 Context

UNESCAP SSWA 2020, Report of High-Level Dialogue - Empowering Women to join Global Value Chains through Ecommerce: Experiences in South Asia in COVID-19 Context

Oct 2020

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