The four countries of the Kingdom of the Netherlands (Aruba, Curaçao, the Netherlands and St Maarten) report jointly to the United Nations High-Level Political Forum on Sustainable Development.
The point of the SDGs is producing tangible results that improve people’s lives. The Netherlands has chosen an ambitious approach to implementing the SDGs, based pragmatically …
Le rapport pour la revue volontaire nationale de 2017 va permettre au Luxembourg de partager ses expériences en la matière et de contribuer ainsi en tant qu’un Etat membre de l’ONU engagé mais aussi de pouvoir attirer l’attention sur ses spécificités et défis nationaux en vue de l’élaboration du 3ème PNDD. Le CSDD et la …
The Danish government has, in accordance with the 2030 Agenda, formulated the Action Plan in light of the need to adapt targets to national circumstances. The Action Plan is centered on the 5 P’s of prosperity, people, planet, peace and partnerships. For each of these – except partnerships which are cross cutting – the government …
The Czech Republic’s Voluntary National Review provides information on the process of implementation of the 2030 Agenda and its 17 Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) on the national level. It focuses mainly on outlining national objectives and vision to be achieved by the 2030. In addition, it also analyses the starting points of implementation in six …
NVR findings underscore the commitment of the Belgian authorities to implementing the SDGs as a whole, taking on board key principles such as leaving no-one behind, adopting a rights-based approach and mainstreaming gender throughout the SDGs. The focus is on all SDGs, working through overarching strategies and initiatives to address interlinkages and to enhance cooperation …
This searchable database provides a snapshot of what national priorities are. Users can compare existing national targets with the ambition of the SDGs. It intends to be a living document, supplemented and kept up to date by crowdsourcing, and it encourages others to send new information on national goals to update the tracker.
The …
The World Bank has released the 2017 Atlas of Sustainable Development Goals. With over 150 maps and data visualisations, the new publication charts the progress societies are making towards the 17 SDGs.
The maps, charts, and analyses in this Atlas of Sustainable Development Goals 2017 are intended to present data trends and comparisons in …
The blueDot website presents the environmental footprint of nations based on planetary boundaries.
This website compares the yearly limits per country with its yearly uses of resources to understand which are the countries contributing the most to the global issues.
The Gap Frame is a normative framework that translates the SGDs into relevant measures for each nation and as a basis for a strategic business tool, highlighting the gap of where we are today versus where we need to be so that all of us can live well on one planet.
The Gap Frame …
This publication provides an overview of the current situation of the EU and its Member States on sustainable development in relation to the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).
This publication is meant as an ad hoc publication, bridging Eurostat’s series of monitoring reports of the EU SDS with future regular monitoring of the SDGs in an EU context, foreseen …