Partnership for the SDGs: Financing For Development - workshop tool
I designed this digital artefact as a workshop tool to stimulate multi-stakeholder discussions on the meaning and purpose of Financing for Development in light of the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). I wanted to create a single, striking image that illustrated the interconnectedness of the 17 SDGs (in their own colours), financing instruments (in light blue) and sources of finance (in dark blue), while also conveying the concept of ‘leverage’ (gearing). The machine works (I think!), but it is not the only way to assemble the gears. Workshop participants would be encouraged to re-assemble the machine to reflect different funding strategies and produce different development outcomes according to national, regional or global priorities.
Partnership for the SDGs: Financing For Development - workshop tool
- 1. I designed this digital artefact as a workshop tool to stimulate multi-stakeholder discussions on the meaning and purpose of Financing for Development in light of the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). I wanted to create a single, striking image that illustrated the interconnectedness of the 17 SDGs (in their own colours), financing instruments (in light blue) and sources of finance (in dark blue), while also conveying the concept of ‘leverage’ (gearing). The machine works (I think!), but it is not the only way to assemble the gears. Workshop participants would be encouraged to re-assemble the machine to reflect different funding strategies and produce different development outcomes according to national, regional or global priorities. I designed this digital artefact as a workshop tool to stimulate multi-stakeholder discussions on the meaning and purpose of Financing for Development in light of the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). I wanted to create a single, striking image that illustrated the interconnectedness of the 17 SDGs (in their own colours), financing instruments (in light blue) and sources of finance (in dark blue), while also conveying the concept of ‘leverage’ (gearing). The machine works (I think!), but it is not the only way to assemble the gears. Workshop participants would be encouraged to re-assemble the machine to reflect different funding strategies and produce different development outcomes according to national, regional or global priorities. REDUCED INEQUALITIES REDUCED INEQUALITIES RESPONSIBLE CONSUMPTION & PRODUCTION RESPONSIBLE CONSUMPTION & PRODUCTION