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International Policy

TPI works extensively with the UN and multi-lateral system to promote the role of business and of multi-stakeholder partnerships in delivering sustainable development at outreach events around the High-level Political Forum (HLPF) and the UN General Assembly. Typical of multiple interventions, TPI co-curated UN DESA’s Partnership Exchange at the 2018 HLPF and held an event to build understanding on how to make partnerships work with World Vision at HLPF 2019. 

TPI played a pivotal role in the Global Partnership for Effective Development Cooperation (GPEDC), a multi-stakeholder platform to advance the effectiveness of development efforts by all actors. TPI supported private sector engagement in the GPEDC, including through Business Forums at the High Level Meetings and, as the representative of business on its steering committee, strongly influencing the GPEDC’s thinking on the private sector. 

Cutting edge research and policy inputs

TPI’s think pieces and policy documents influence the global discourse to move from the rhetoric of ‘we need partnerships’ to the reality of massively scaling up the use and effectiveness of collaboration for the SDGs. TPI’s seminal Roadmap for the systematic engagement of business as partners in development – developed through a global consultation – was the first report to set out a clear framework for partnering at the country-level. With World Vision, we looked in more detail at one of the critical mechanisms to achieve the SDGs: Delivering on the Promise: In-country multi-stakeholder platforms to catalyse collaboration and partnerships for Agenda 2030, launched at its own side event at the UN General Assembly. 

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