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The Minister elaborated on how Sierra Leone has utilized the INFF approach to enhance financing for national development.

Dr. Charles Mwamwaja shared how Tanzania is implementing an integrated financing approach, fostering stakeholder engagement, and addressing challenges in bridging financing gaps.

Javkhlan Ivanov highlighted how the Mongolian Stock Exchange is aligning with the INFF to promote sustainable financing and embed sustainability in the capital market.

Elvin Uy discussed the critical role of civil society organizations in sustainable finance and their engagement with the INFF in the Philippines.

H.E. Phonevanh Outhavong shares Lao PDR’s INFF approach to overcoming economic, climate, and resource challenges to achieve the SDGs.

Tuguldur Galbadrakh highlights how strategic policy alignment, innovative tax reforms, private sector integration, and result-based budgeting are driving sustainable development and addressing financial gaps through Mongolia’s INFF at the 2023 Asia-Pacific INFF Exchange.

Setyo Budiantoro shared Indonesia’s INFF implementation experience, highlighting innovations like the $1.5 billion Green Sukuk and the country’s strategic approach to sustainable financing.

Ahmed S Adam shared Maldives’ experience with a gender-responsive climate financing strategy, showcasing how the INFF is supporting national efforts to build a sustainable and inclusive financing architecture.

Raden Siliwanti highlighted Indonesia’s pioneering INFF work to bridge a $1 trillion SDG financing gap through innovative sustainable finance and collaborative development solutions.

Vice-minister Sued unveiled the Dominican Republic's journey towards a more efficient public investment strategy with an INFF at the 2023 FFD Forum, addressing climate change and fostering economic growth.

Deputy Minister Muneer shared the Maldives’ gender-responsive climate financing strategy, highlighting key challenges, lessons, and the role of INFFs in advancing climate action.

H.E. Rose Pola Pricemou shared Guinea’s roadmap for SDG financing, highlighting how the INFF is guiding resource mobilization, policy priorities, and partnerships for sustainable development.

This event was organized by the INFF Facility and UNDP for the exchange of best practices in developing and implementing INFFs in the context of Landlocked Developing Countries (LLDCs).

The session focuses on the growing need for technical assistance, capacity building and institutional development to scale up financing for sustainable development.

This side event exploreed how INFFs and Country Platforms can work in synergy to address financing challenges at the national level, contributing to an ambitious FfD4 outcome.

This side event reviewed country-level experiences with INFFs, featuring high-level speakers from governments using the INFF approach and perspectives from international partners.

This event included presentations from country leaders to share their financing strategy experiences and reflections from international organizations on their work and lessons learnt.

This session provided a forum to share experiences and lessons by countries that are developing INFFs and for the international community to explore how to make use of INFFs to align its support with national priorities and plans.

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Launched in April 2022, the Facility responds to the demand for support from countries developing integrated national financing frameworks (INFFs).