COVID-19 has acutely arrested the attainment of sustainable development goals (SDGs). Internal mobilization of resources got slimmed as the government's expenditure on health and social safety nets have increased. External sources are also constricted owing to the uncertainties over the cross-border investment and economic recovery process of the countries. A government study in 2017 projected that Bangladesh, on average, would need an additional USD 68.83 billion from internal sources and USD 11.03 billion from external sources since 2021 to accomplish its SDGs by 2030. Using autoregressive distributed lag (ARDL)forecasting techniques, this paper re-estimated future flows of all SDGs funding sources, e.g., fiscal revenues, private sector investment, non-government organizations (NGOs), public–private partnerships, foreign direct investments, and foreign grant still 2030 under the purview of the COVID-19. Revised allocation estimated by this study reveals that private investment and NGOs would need to contribute higher than the 2017 estimation during 2021–2025 while only private investment needs to be higher during 2026–2030.

COVID-19 严重阻碍了可持续发展目标 (SDG) 的实现。随着政府在卫生和社会安全网方面的支出增加，资源的内部调动变得微弱。由于各国跨境投资和经济复苏进程存在不确定性，外部资源也受到限制。2017 年的一项政府研究预测，自 2021 年以来，孟加拉国平均需要从内部来源增加 688.3 亿美元，从外部来源增加 110.3 亿美元，才能到 2030 年实现其可持续发展目标。使用自回归分布滞后 (ARDL) 预测技术，本文重新估计所有可持续发展目标资金来源的未来流量，例如财政收入、私营部门投资、非政府组织 (NGO)、公私伙伴关系、外国直接投资，和外国赠款仍在 2030 年 COVID-19 的范围内。本研究估计的修订后分配表明，私人投资和非政府组织在 2021-2025 年期间的贡献需要高于 2017 年的估计，而在 2026-2030 年期间只有私人投资需要更高。