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SWFs were established to serve as a source of stability for government and export revenues that are related to the volatile nature of oil and commodity prices.
SWFs will continue to be an influential and important source of financing for the SDGs. Many of their activities directly map onto the seventeen core targets of the SDGs, and there remains great potential for African SWFs to lead the way in facilitating long-term, inclusive, and sustainable development.
SWFs are special purpose investment funds owned by state governments, which can be shielded from liabilities.
Communal conservancies play an important role in sustainable development.
There remains an urgent need to accelerate efforts to fulfil the aspiration of the responsibility to protect and turn it into a fully-fledged reality.
The application period for the 2020 YPP exams is now open. Become part of the Programme.
The campaign Buy Local, Grow Namibia can lead to producing positive results; increasing job opportunities and generating income to inject necessary momentum.