This snapshot provides an update on how countries are using the Integrated National Financing Frameworks (INFFs) approach. INFFs are a central pillar of the global Financing for Development agenda, recognised in the Sevilla Commitment as a country-led approach to align finance with national development and climate priorities. To date, around 90 governments have applied the INFF approach, with 31 having already operationalised financing strategies that drive reforms across public finance, private investment and financial systems.
These financing frameworks are catalysing over 260 financing reforms, strengthening domestic resource mobilisation, improving fiscal policy coherence, and unlocking private capital through instruments such as blended finance, bonds and guarantees. They are also advancing investment in cross-cutting priorities including climate, nature and gender equality, while strengthening institutional capacities, data systems and stakeholder engagement.
The results to date show significant impact, with over $58 billion in additional finance mobilised and $39 billion better aligned with sustainable development goals. As countries scale implementation, INFFs are proving to be a practical, country-owned mechanism to close financing gaps and deliver integrated, system-wide change.
A flagship report on INFFs will be published September 2026 during the UN General Assembly.
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