SDG 17
Partnerships for the Goals
Strengthen the means of implementation and global partnership.
Ireland: Major challenges remain· Stagnating
Official figures from the Sustainable Development Report 2026 (Sachs, Lafortune, Fuller, Iablonovski — SDSN), shown as published — only the layout is ours. The report is licensed CC BY-NC-ND 4.0. This site is not affiliated with or endorsed by SDSN. Imported from their published database on 2026-09-21.
What this goal covers
- •Strengthen domestic resource mobilisation, with international support for developing countries
- •Uphold developed countries' commitments to official development assistance
- •Mobilise additional financial resources for developing countries from multiple sources
Simplified from the UN's official targets for this goal.
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Goal 17 score, by country
Ireland is in rank group 33 of 193 (out of 193 countries with a score for this goal).
What makes up Ireland's score (85 out of 100)
The average of 6 indicator scores, one per official target area. Each bar scores Ireland from 0 to 100 on that indicator: the best 10% of countries count as 100, the worst 5% as 0.
- 17.8 Internet use · Individuals using the internet97.2% (2024)100
- 17.10 Open trade · Average import tariff (weighted, all products)1.3% (2022)100
- 17.19 Vital statistics · Deaths registered with cause of death100% (2015)100
- 17.6 Technology access · Fixed broadband subscriptions32.3 per 100 people (2024)76
- 17.18 Statistical capacity · Open Data Inventory (data openness) score59.9 score (2024)73
- 17.1 Domestic resources · Tax revenue17.9% of GDP (2024)64
1 other indicator for this goal has no recent data for Ireland, so it isn't in the average.
Not covered: Aid given by donors (17.2), private finance flows (17.3) and partnership measures (17.15-17.17) have too little comparable country data.
Simplified score, may contain errors. See how it's built
Limitation: Partnership quality is hard to measure country by country. The indicators are a mix (tax, debt, internet, tariffs, data openness). Read it as a rough guide.
Chart data: World Bank Open Data (CC BY 4.0) and the UN SDG Global Database (UNdata terms). Each goal score (0–100, 100 = best) averages a country's scores on several official indicators, one per main target area of the goal (7 for this goal). Each indicator is scored against a range set by the data: the best 10% of countries count as 100, the worst 5% as 0. Latest value per country since 2010; fetched 2026-09-22. The scores are calculated by this site; the underlying values are the sources', unchanged. Not covered: Aid given by donors (17.2), private finance flows (17.3) and partnership measures (17.15-17.17) have too little comparable country data. Limitation: Partnership quality is hard to measure country by country. The indicators are a mix (tax, debt, internet, tariffs, data openness). Read it as a rough guide. How the scores are built →
- Tax revenue (WB GC.TAX.TOTL.GD.ZS; 17.1 Domestic resources)
- Debt service (WB DT.TDS.DECT.EX.ZS; 17.4 Debt sustainability)
- Fixed broadband subscriptions (WB IT.NET.BBND.P2; 17.6 Technology access)
- Individuals using the internet (WB IT.NET.USER.ZS; 17.8 Internet use)
- Average import tariff (weighted, all products) (WB TM.TAX.MRCH.WM.AR.ZS; 17.10 Open trade)
- Deaths registered with cause of death (WB SP.REG.DTHS.ZS; 17.19 Vital statistics)
- Open Data Inventory (data openness) score (UN SG_STT_ODIN; 17.18 Statistical capacity)
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