This Agenda Knowledge for Development is the result of a process that started in 2015, aimed at building a global knowledge partnership for the development of a peaceful, wealthy, inclusive, just and sustainable world. It represents a committed response from a range of individuals and communities that the UN's Agenda 2030 and the Sustainable Development Goals (UN, 2015), the most important policy document of the past decade, did not sufficiently reflect the importance of knowledge for sustainable development, specifically ignoring pluralistic, multiple knowledges (Cummings et al, 2018). With this Agenda and its previous editions, we are aiming to identify the knowledge needed for sustainable development. Like the previous versions, we see this as a work in progress and as a living document which will change as all our insights develop relating to knowledge and sustainable development