Nearly 10 years have passed since the United Nations announced its groundbreaking 17 sustainable development goals (SDGs). Agreed by 193 nations, the SDGs are a “blueprint to achieve a better and more sustainable future for all”.

Yet, a decade on, we are still far from achieving the goals. The gap is particularly acute in emerging markets (EMs), where investment is needed most. Current estimates state EMs need an additional $3.9tn a year to meet the SDGs by the proposed 2030 target. It is clear more work is needed across the board. And nowhere more so than in the investment community. But what might that look like in practice? And how can we effectively use the SDGs to make meaningful investment decisions?

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