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Purpose – is to analyse the different investment sources for sustainable development of a country and revealthe interaction between investment sources for sustainability and a country's sustainable development.Research methodology – analysis of scientific sources, collection and systematization of statistical data, a method forsustainable development index calculation, correlation regression analysis.Findings – each analysed country's progress of sustainable development is expressed as integrated sustainabledevelopment index revealed that all analysed countries are gradually increasing their sustainable development results.All three analysed investment sources are strongly affecting countries sustainable development, and stochasticrelationship exists between variables.Research limitations – statistical data with incomplete time series, for which not all the most important sustainabledevelopment indicators were selected. The case of three Baltic countries (Lithuania, Latvia, and Estonia) is used for theperiod 2003–2017. The three main investment sources for sustainable development of a country: assignations of thestate budget, EU structural funds, and direct investments, are chosen for the research.Practical implications – results can be used in calculations for other countries sustainable development and investmentsinteractions. They can be used to evaluate the impact of the different source and contribute to the modelling of their use.Originality/Value – this article is unique because it reveals the interaction of multiple sustainability sources, in terms ofinvestment sources for sustainability and the results of a country's sustainable development. These sources can besupplemented and adapted to other countries (at least in developed countries EU level).Keywords: sustainability, sustainable development indicators, integrated sustainable development index, assignationof the budget, EU funds, direct investment

The investigation of the impact of investment sources for sustainability on country’s sustainable development. A case of Baltic States for the period 2003–2017