Sustainable Development Impact Summit

Here's how we can make sure all children are given a fair chance by 2030

A man and child walk by the sea in Brighton, southern England April 20, 2011. The unseasonably hot April weather follows the UK's driest March for 60 years, according to the Met Office. REUTERS/Luke MacGregor  (BRITAIN - Tags: ENVIRONMENT TRAVEL SOCIETY) - RTR2LFYW

This is what we need to do to achieve the SDGs. Image: REUTERS/Luke MacGregor

Christine Lagarde
President, European Central Bank
Vitor Gaspar
Director of the Fiscal Affairs Department, IMF
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