The Compromiso de Sevilla, adopted at FfD4, captured an emerging consensus: The current system is no longer fit for purpose. Development finance must evolve to meet the realities of a world facing overlapping crises. With an estimated $4 trillion annual shortfall in SDG financing and fiscal space tightening worldwide, the question now is how to move from agreement to action.
This series explores how the commitments made in Sevilla can be — and are being — turned into results. It examines the mechanisms and partnerships needed to channel investment where it’s needed most: in emerging markets and developing economies. We’ll look at how governments, investors, and development actors are reshaping the global finance architecture to deliver sustainable growth.