Why is it so difficult to measure the progress of the SDGs?
The journey towards meeting the UN Sustainable Development Goals has hit its halfway point, but there is still not enough data to measure what progress is…
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Sofia Karadima
Sofia Karadima is a senior editor and researcher at Investment Monitor, focusing on financial and business services, and ESG investing. She previously covered institutional investment across private markets for financial news and research provider Acuris. She has reported on private equity, venture capital, private debt and infrastructure, among other topics. Sofia is currently based in London, after living in Chile, Denmark, Spain and Greece.
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