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The Obligation to Mobilise Resources: Bridging Human Rights, Sustainable Development Goals, and Economic and Fiscal Policies December 2017 A report of the International Bar Association’s Human Rights Institute

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The Obligation to Mobilise Resources: Bridging Human Rights, Sustainable Development Goals, and Economic and Fiscal Policies

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Authors: International Bar Association's Human Rights Institute

Rights Involved

Right to adequate housing
Right to education
Right to food
Right to health
Right to international solidarity
Right to social security
Right to water and sanitation
Rights of indigenous peoples
Rights of persons with disabilities
Rights of the child
Rights of women and girls

Issue

Accountability
Extraterritorial obligations
Minimum core obligations
Non-discrimination
Non-retrogression
Participation
Resource allocation
Resource expenditure
Resource generation
Transparency

Year: 2017

Summary: Details current interpretations of the scope and content of MAR obligation by examining the views of UN treaty bodies and special procedures. Analyzes MAR obligation as it relates to resource mobilization in the context of human rights and sustainable development goals (SDGs) established by the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development with a particular focus on SDG 1, on poverty eradication; SDG 16, on peace and justice; SDG 17, on means of implementation and global partnership. Discusses legal basis and guiding principals behind the MAR obligation, sources of resource mobilization, issues of resource diversion and foregone tax revenue, and details recommendations for addressing resource mobilization moving forward.

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