A Systematic Literature Review on the Role of Multidisciplinary Teams in Promoting Sustainable Economic Growth in Developing Countries

As developing countries prioritize sustainable growth in tandem with the United Nations sustainable development goals and Africa Agenda 2063, the role of multidisciplinary teams in achieving this goal cannot be overemphasized. The study aims to address the role of multidisciplinary teams in promoting sustainable economic growth in developing countries to achieve sustainability and attainment of Sustainable Development Goals and the African 2063 agenda. The methodology adopted for this study is a systematic review of literature based on secondary data sources of data collection, such as articles and journals. The study reveals that the problems associated with multidisciplinary teams in achieving sustainable economic growth in developing countries relate to lack of innovation, inadequate skills, lack of collaboration, and lack of effective leadership in developing countries. The study also reveals that multidisciplinary teams in developing countries can help in achieving sustainable economic growth in developing countries through an integrated solution approach and innovative solutions while fostering global partnership and knowledge sharing. This study contributes to a collaborative framework development, strategies for resource allocation, and budget prioritization, as well as aligns with international and national goals such as SDGs 2030 and NDP 2030, etc.