Driving Dutch SDG Efforts Through PPPs
- DefinitionDevising project idea, defining the aim and main components
- DesignSpecifying details such as time-frame, budget, target indicators, project partners and relevant steps to reach the project objectives
- Open to FinancingSearching and securing funding and investment, setting up relevant financing partnerships, and discussing payment modalities
- ImplementationExecution of feasibility studies, context analysis, plot design, planting and setting up facilities and starting with potential capacity-building
- MaintenanceOperational phase (monitoring and evaluation, impact assessments and adjustments, execution of educational programmes and long-term capacity building)
- Scaling UpScaling up phase is when the project it has already shown success by obtaining impact as well as economic results and it's ready to become replicable.
IUCN NL and reNature are enhancing climate and biodiversity knowledge within Dutch SDG Partnership Facility (SDGP) projects. This initiative, aligned with the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), aims to address global challenges by maximizing the impact of SDGP projects.
Since 2018, the SDG Partnership Facility (SDGP) of the Dutch Ministry of Foreign Affairs has driven the Dutch agenda for aid, trade, and investment, focusing on climate action (SDG 13). Public-Private Partnerships (PPPs) are central to this effort, involving Dutch and international partners across 34 diverse projects. These PPPs stimulate economic development through market-oriented investments.
IUCN NL and reNature stress the importance of climate action, particularly in agriculture, where climate change hits hardest.
