Born out of a partnership with the UN Statistics Division, this innovative tool enables countries to address measurement gaps that impede monitoring national policies and leverage the power of the Agenda 2030 to help resolve problems tactically.
Insights from experts of various sectors and backgrounds discussing their work, progress, and opinions on any area relating to the 17 Sustainable Development Goals.
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An interactive model exploring New Zealand's progress towards each Sustainable Development Goal. Toggle between two different model formats: The first is an indexed series, providing a common measure between indicators of New Zealand’s position in 2015 and our progress towards the target. Alternatively, you may view the data in natural units, which can be read alongside the first series to give greater context of the level at which New Zealand is performing, by comparison.
The People’s Report is an Alternate Report on the SDGs and includes 17 reports contributed to by more than 20 New Zealanders from different organisations. They share a commitment to a more just, equal and sustainable world and have individual or organisational perspectives on a particular goal or target. The reports vary in style and thinking, demonstrating the rich diversity of the sector, and work and focus of the organisations.
This book focuses on the analysis of fiscal requirements to achieve the social protection agenda of the Sustainable Development Goals.
This brief elaborates on the concept of Sustainable Development Goal (SDG) localization and analyzes to what extent localization is considered in the implementation of the SDGs in Asia and the Pacific.
The 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development constitutes a paradigm shift. It requires understanding and articulating a narrative around the meaning and value of sustainable development, how the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) interrelate across various sectors, and what it will take to achieve them.
In September 2015, all United Nations Member States jointly committed to the 2030 Agenda and its Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). The International Organisation of Supreme Audit Institutions (INTOSAI) recognised the importance of this agenda in making a difference in the lives of citizens. INTOSAI called upon its member Supreme Audit Institutions (SAIs) to contribute to the follow-up and review of the SDGs within the context of each nation’s specific sustainable development efforts and SAIs’ individual mandates.
Nature provides us with vital resources such as food, air, water, and energy. In addition, nature can be harnessed to create solutions to the challenges set out in the SDGs, solutions that are positive for social, economic, governance and environmental outcomes. Nature in All Goals publication presents 17 case studies that demonstrate the importance of nature-based solutions in delivering the SDGs.
The brief provides a summary of contributions from Thailand, Nepal, the Philippines, China and Australia, in collaboration with partners, during a “Special Topic Session on Using Big Data for Official Statistics” organized by the UN Economic and Social Commission for Asia and the Pacific (UNESCAP) at the 62nd International Statistics Institute World Stat