KAMPALA PRINCIPLE 2:PGCs_SUBP 2.A
KAMPALA PRINCIPLE 2 - RESULTS AND TARGETED IMPACT
Partner Country Governments
Sub-principle 2.A
Focus on maximising sustainable development results
Why is this important?
The overarching aim of partnerships with the private sector is to support progress towards the Sustainable Development Goals and the Paris Agreement. Deliberately focusing PSE activities on results and maximising impact is an important mechanism to direct project partners’ attention to more careful targeting and tailored interventions. Partner country governments play a crucial role to ensure that groups, markets and sectors that are most in need of private investments and entrepreneurial activity are being reached through PSE programmes. Leveraging private sector partnerships and projects to target those who might benefit from them the most (such as youth, women or populations particularly vulnerable to the impacts of climate change) – and focusing on areas where there might be positive spillovers – helps to maximise sustainable development outcomes, including environmental and climate action and progress towards national and international development goals.
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COUNTRY-LEVEL EXAMPLES
See the Kampala Principles case study on how the Ugandan government identified the oil palm sector as a key area for private sector engagement and enabled the digital inclusion of smallholder farmers as a key sustainable development result across a range of SDG targets tackled in this initiative.
Consider approaching the Global Partnership for Sustainable Development Data for guidance and advice on creating and accessing the most up-to-date data on groups and sectors most in need.