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Where do we currently stand with the follow-up and review of the 2030 Pacific Preparatory Meeting for the 6 th Asia-Pacific Forum on Sustainable Development (APFSD): Agenda for Sustainable Development Empowering people and ensuring
Pacific Preparatory Meeting for the 6th Asia-Pacific Forum on Sustainable Development (APFSD): ‘Empowering people and ensuring inclusiveness and equality’ Nadi, Fiji 24 and 25 September 2018
DEVELOPMENT MDGs (Millennium Declaration, 2005 World Summit, 2008 High-level Event
2010 Summit on the MDGs 2013: MDG Acceleration and Beyond 2015 SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT (Stockholm 1972 Earth Summit 1992, Johannesburg World Summit on SD 2002, SIDS related conferences) R I O + 2 C O N F E R E N C E
OPEN WORKING GROUP ON SDGs
FfD
Monterrey
2002, Doha 2008
INTERGOV COMMITTEE ON SD FINANCING INTERGOVT DIALOGUES ON TFM
HLPF AAAA ECOSOC FfD Forum STI AND ON-LINE PLATFORM SDGs CENTRAL PLATFORM FOR FUR
U N S U M M I T O N S D 2 3 A G E N D A F O R S D
PARIS AGREEM ENT ON CLIMATE
DISASTE R RISK REDUCTI ON NEW URBAN AGENDA
SAMOA
Pathw ay 2014
Plan of action for: people planet prosperity Characteristics of the Agenda: Universality Indivisibility of 3 dimensions of sustainable development (economic, social, environmental) Ambition 5 Ps: People: end poverty and hunger, fulfil their potential in dignity and equality and in a healthy environment Planet: protection from degradation, change in consumption and production, sustainable management of natural resources urgent action on climate change Prosperity: prosperous and fulfilling lives, economic, social and technological progress in harmony with nature Peace: peaceful, just and inclusive societies Partnerships: mobilizing means for implementation of the Agenda through strengthened global solidarity focusing on poorest and most vulnerable and participation of all countries, all stakeholders and all people
indivisible, balance the three dimensions
development, global and universally applicable
human rights for all, gender equality and empowerment of women and girls
Source: D. Le Blanc, 2015, “Towards integration at last? The sustainable development goals as a network of targets, Sustainable Development, 23,3. INTERLINKAGES AMONG SDGs
Level of comprehen siveness between SAMOA Pathway and SDGs
GO AL 1 GO AL 2 GO AL 3 GO AL 4 GO AL 5 GO AL 6 GO AL 7 GO AL 8 GO AL 9 GO AL 10 GO AL 11 GO AL 12 GO AL 13 GO AL 14 GO AL 15 GO AL 16 GO AL 17
SAMOA Pathway more comprehen sive than SDGs
SAMOA Pathway less comprehen sive than SDGs
SAMOA Pathway as comprehen sive as SDGs
Source: GSDR 2015 EDITION
A key outcome of the Rio+ 20 Conference in 2012. A universal intergovernmental body that replaces the former Commission on Sustainable Development. The HLPF is the central platform for reviewing and following up on the agenda and SDGs, at the global level. It is expected to: provide political leadership, guidance and recommendations on implementation and follow-up; keep track of progress; spur coherent policies informed by evidence, science and country experiences; enhance the integration of the three dimensions of sustainable development; address new and emerging issues; strengthen science-policy interface.
capacities
gaps and success factors
most vulnerable
reporting burden
disaggregated data
including strengthening of national data systems and evaluation
institutions
Ambitious national responses to the overall implementation of 2030 Agenda supporting the transition to the SDGs building on existing planning instruments. Conducting of regular and inclusive reviews of progress at the national and subnational levels which are country-led and country-driven.
Provide useful opportunities for peer learning, including through voluntary reviews, sharing of best practices and discussion on shared targets. Draw on national and sub regional-level reviews and contribute to follow-up and review at the global level, including at HLPF.
HLPF has a central role in overseeing a network of follow-up and review processes at the global level, working coherently with the GA, ECOSOC and other relevant
challenges and lessons learned, and provide political leadership, guidance and recommendations for follow-up, provide system-wide coherence and coordination
It conducts thematic reviews of progress on SDG and national reviews which are voluntary, while encouraging reporting
High-Level Political Forum Highlights Under the auspices of ECOSOC
Thematic Review of HLPF theme, and those SDGs that are under in- depth review SDG implementation at the regional and sub- regional levels
Voluntary National Reviews by
Member States on follow-up and review
Countries in special situations including separate session on SIDS, interlinkages among SDGs, science-policy interface and emerging issues
Special Events, Side events, and Exhibitions
High-Level Political Forum Highlights Under the auspices of the General Assembly Identify progress and emerging challenges, on basis
progress report and
Every 4 years at summit level (Heads of State and Government) Outcome political declaration Next one September 2019 Provide high-level political guidance on the Agenda and its implementation mobilize further actions to accelerate implementation
Special Events, Side events, and Exhibitions
Countries – all state formula includes: Cook Islands, Niue, Holy See and State of Palestine UN System – Funds, programmes, specialized agencies Major groups and other stakeholders – non state actors
Under the auspices of ECOSOC
place 9-18 July at UN Headquarters in New York
“Empowering people and ensuring inclusiveness and equality”
their voluntary national reviews (41 first time, 10 second time, 5 PSIDS)
depth review on progress:
SPRING 2019 CONTRIBUTION TO 2019 HLPF under the auspices
2019 and to 2019 summit HLPF under the auspices
September 2019
The 2019 summit at UN Headquarters in New York 24 – 25 September Review of the whole agenda after 4-year cycle, identify progress and emerging challenges, Inputs – GSDR, SDG Progress report, UN system, other international and regional and sub regional organizations, stakeholders Political declaration showing political recommitment to the 2030 Agenda and political will to
implementation and to give further political guidance Possibly voluntary commitments to speed implementation
HLPF has proved to be an integrative platform for follow-up and review of 2030 Agenda and SDGs at the global level Thematic focus on the theme and SDGs produced very valuable in-depth analysis and recommendations Voluntary national reviews are invaluable to gain insight at the national level follow-up and review Engagement of all stakeholders at all levels is the
Agenda and SDGs
evelopment.un.org
Chief, Intergovernmental Policy and Review Branch, Office of Intergovernmental Support and Coordination for Sustainable Development, UN Department of Economic and Social Affairs- DESA (zubcevic@un.org)