The Finance for Development (FfD) process: from bridging the (mobilisation) gap to shaping global structural transformation?

Danny Cassimon and George Mavrotas ()
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George Mavrotas: University of Antwerp, Belgium

Development Finance Agenda, 2025, vol. 10, issue 3, 6-8

Abstract: In the current run-up to the 4th International Confer- ence on Financing for Development (4FfD), that will take place in Seville at the beginning of July, this brief contribution tries to highlight the crucial importance of shifting the focus of the process from 'mobilisation' to 'transformation', i.e. to go beyond making progress on closing the gap between available and needed fi- nancial resources (to meet the SDGs), and to (re-)focus instead on making progress in unlocking the potential of (development) finance to act as a vehicle for global structural transformation and a renewed public-private partnership agenda.

Date: 2025
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