The purpose of this chapter is to formulate and illustrate a possible point of view of the corporate social responsibility of public administration in the making and in the implementation of the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). Public administration is a key sector, employing half a billion people globally. Therefore, it appears meaningful to embark in such operation as to define the place of public administration vis-a-vis the SDGs. To do so, this chapter provides observations, data, and recommendations of possible ways to take into account public administration within the framework of the SDGs. In doing so, this chapter embodies also a critique of the SDGs from a public administration perspective. Questions asked include “What is the role of public administration in implementing the SDGs”, and “What could SDGs mandate to improve public administration”. This chapter draws examples and engages in specific goals and targets, which are the second-level specification of the SDGs.