SDGs 17 (Partnerships for the Goals) is the key link that connects all SDGs targets through strengthening global cooperation, financing, technology, and capacity building. This goal recognizes that the SDGs cannot be achieved without strong cross-sector collaboration. Its focus includes:

1. Financing: Mobilizing domestic and international resources, including development assistance and foreign direct investment.

2. Technology: Increasing access and cooperation in science, technology, and innovation.

3. Capacity Building: Supporting national plans to implement all SDGs through north-south and south-south cooperation.

4. Trade: Advancing a fair and open multilateral trading system under the WTO.

Efforts to Accelerate Implementation in Indonesia, as one of the most progressive countries with SDGs achievement reaching 62.5% by the end of 2025, Indonesia is accelerating partnerships through the following strategies:

1. UN Cooperation Framework 2026–2030: Indonesia and the UN have agreed on the Sustainable Development Cooperation Framework (SDCF) for the period 2026–2030 to advance the SDG agenda in a more integrated manner.

2. Funding Innovation (SDG Bond): The government continues to mobilize funds through the issuance of financial instruments such as SDG Bonds (including for retail investors like ORI026) and Blended Finance schemes.

3. Multi-Stakeholder Collaboration (Trisula Pembangunan): SDG implementation involves four main platforms: government/parliament, academia, philanthropy/business actors, and civil society organizations/media.

4. Research Downstreaming and Innovation: Encouraging collaboration between universities and industry for downstreaming research so that campus innovations can be directly implemented in the green industry sector.

5. SDGs Action Register 2026: Bappenas' initiative to map and accelerate concrete actions from various communities and the private sector through an open registration system.