Integrated Policymaking Institutional Designs For Implementing The

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integrated policymaking institutional designs for implementing the

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has been cited by the following article: TITLE: Impact of Sustainable Development Goals on Profitability: Evidence from Ghanaian Banks AUTHORS: Frank Boateng Agyei, Nirjhar Nigam, Khodor Shatila KEYWORDS: SDG’s, Financing, Profitability, Sustainable Banking Policies, Governance, Stakeholders Integrated policymaking: Institutional designs for implementing the sustainable development goals (SDGs)

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