Leaving no one behind, poverty, human and social development

• 2019 CDP Report (E/2019/33, Supplement No. 13) Empowering people and ensuring inclusiveness and equality
• 2018 CDP Report (E/2018/33, Supplement No. 13) Leaving no one behind

Ahead of the SDG Summit in September 2019, members of the CDP reflect on the factors that are holding back the implementation of the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development and what can be done about them. Read more here.

The special issue on “Leaving no one behind” of the Journal of Globalization and Development contains a collection of papers by CDP members, examining both the underpinnings of the LNOB principle and the ways in which it can be pursued - with quite demanding implications for reforms in policies and institutions at local and global levels.

• No. 48: Migration, Diasporas And The Sustainable Development Goals In Least Developed Countries By Keith Nurse
• No. 47: ‘Leaving no one behind’ as a site of contestation and reinterpretation By Sakiko Fukuda-Parr and Thea Smaavik Hegstad
• No. 45: International trade: Who is left behind and what to do about it By Ann Harrison
• No. 44: Leaving no one behind: Some conceptual and empirical issues By Stephan Klasen and Marc Fleurbaey
• No. 43: Push no one behind By Diane Elson
• No. 42: Priority to the furthest behind By Marc Fleurbaey
• No. 41: International tax cooperation and sovereign debt crisis resolution: reforming global governance to ensure no one is left behind By José Antonio Alonso
• No. 40: Eradicating poverty by 2030: Implications for Income Inequality, Population Policies, Food Prices (and Faster Growth?) By Giovanni Andrea Cornia
• No. 39: Development cooperation to ensure that none be left behind By José Antonio Alonso

Summaries and Key Messages of Papers Produced by the CDP Sub‐group on Leaving No One Behind:

• Paper
• Presentation
• Live webcast