Medium-Term Strategy for Development Cooperation of the Slovak Republic for 2019-2023
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Medium-Term Strategy for Development Cooperation of the Slovak Republic for 2019-2023
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Never before has the international community adopted such an ambitious goal to work together for the benefit of humanity and the entire planet. The 2030 Agenda is revolutionary in the way it implements this commitment – through strengthened national and international cooperation, and building partnerships with civil society and the private sector. The 2030 Agenda is universal – one planet for all. Instead of vague ideals, specific goals have been set, creating a clear control mechanism. For some the priority is to end hunger and for others it is SMART cities.
The 2030 Agenda’s principle of universality pushes us to forget old development aid frameworks. New challenges require bold, targeted and innovative solutions. Never are these a result of a single actor, whether national or international. The success of the 2030 Agenda therefore depends on setting up relations among donors and beneficiaries using the principle of equality, building true partnerships.
At the same time, accountability for sustainable
development is shifted to the local level. We are
moving away from traditional state foreign assistance to a more inclusive role for everybody – the public, the private sector, civil society and academia. Non-governmental organizations in particular are key partners in the development area, carrying innovative ideas while offering critical reflection on our work. For that, they
deserve our appreciation.
The 2030 Agenda’s principle of universality pushes us to forget old development aid frameworks. New challenges require bold, targeted and innovative solutions. Never are these a result of a single actor, whether national or international. The success of the 2030 Agenda therefore depends on setting up relations among donors and beneficiaries using the principle of equality, building true partnerships.
At the same time, accountability for sustainable
development is shifted to the local level. We are
moving away from traditional state foreign assistance to a more inclusive role for everybody – the public, the private sector, civil society and academia. Non-governmental organizations in particular are key partners in the development area, carrying innovative ideas while offering critical reflection on our work. For that, they
deserve our appreciation.
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2019
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Relatório
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Inglês
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Eslováquia