Sustainable Development Report 2023 by UN-SDSN

Sustainable Development Report 2023 by UN-SDSN

 

Sustainable Development Report 2023’s Summary:

The Sustainable Development Report 2023 marks the eighth edition of the annual assessment of progress for all UN member states towards the Sustainable Development Goals. At the halfway point of the 2030 Agenda, this year’s edition discusses urgent areas for action to accelerate progress in the seven remaining years to 2030, including the critical need for UN member states to adopt an SDG Stimulus.

This year’s edition focuses specifically on the need to scale up development finance and to reform the global financial architecture to support the SDGs. The views expressed in this report do not reflect the views of any organization, agency or program of the United Nations.

The report was prepared by the United Nations – Sustainable Development Solutions Network (UN-SDSN)’s newly created SDG Transformation Center and coordinated by Guillaume Lafortune in cooperation with Jeffrey D. Sachs. It released in June 2023.

This report has been prepared with the extensive advice and consultation of the SDSN Leadership Council members. Members of the Leadership Council serve in their personal capacities; the opinions expressed in this report may not reflect the positions or policies of their host institutions. Members are not necessarily in agreement on every detail of this report. The views expressed in this report do not reflect the views of any organization, agency, or programme of the United Nations.

 

About UN-SDSN

The United Nations – Sustainable Development Solutions Network (UN-SDSN) was created in 2012, soon after the Rio+20 Summit, to mobilize the world’s universities, think tanks, and national laboratories on behalf of the SDGs. SDSN’s mission was fourfold: (i) scholarly research, (ii) educational innovation and partnerships, (iii) convening power, and (iv) outreach to the public.

The SDSN is now a global network of more than 1,900 member organizations, mainly universities, organized in 53 national and regional chapters. Via science-based pathways and analytics, the SDSN supports discussions on SDG implementation at the global, regional, and national levels.

 

Authors, and Affiliations of Sustainable Development Report 2023:

Coordinated by Guillaume Lafortune in cooperation with Jeffrey D. Sachs.

Lead writers are Jeffrey D. Sachs, Guillaume Lafortune, Grayson Fuller, and Eamon Drumm.

Members of the Leadership Council of the SDSN led the preparation of Part 1. “How to Achieve the SDGs: the SDSN Framework”.

The statistical work was led by Grayson Fuller, in collaboration with Leslie Bermont-Diaz and Samory Touré and under the supervision of Guillaume Lafortune.

The interactive website and data visualization that accompanies this report was developed by Max Gruber and Ruben Andino.

Other major contributors to the data and analyses in this year’s report include Juliana Bartels, Grant Cameron, María Cortés Puch, Olivia Lee Cosio, Salma Dahir, Juliette Douillet, Guilherme Iablonovski, Christian Kroll, Alyson Marks, Isabella Massa, Maryam Rabiee, Casteline Tilus, Emma Torres, and Patrick Paul Walsh.

And also Minister Romuald Wadagni from Benin, Simona Marinescu and Peter Schmidt.

 

Note:

This report is open access, which means that you have free and unlimited access. Please access the source (link below) for the full report: Sustainable Development Report 2023.

 

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The National Center for Corporate Reporting (NCCR), formerly known as the National Center for Sustainability Reporting (NCSR), was established in 2005 through the initiative of government bodies, corporations, and distinguished individuals who recognized early on the importance of developing sustainability competencies in Indonesia.

In 2007, the Government of Indonesia introduced regulatory requirements for certain private and public corporations to undertake sustainability initiatives and disclose their sustainability performance. This regulatory development further strengthened the relevance of NCCR’s role in advancing sustainability reporting practices in the country.

Since its establishment, NCCR has continuously aligned its programs with global sustainability developments. It is recognized as a GRI Certified Training Partner and GRI Data Partner, demonstrating its commitment to internationally accepted sustainability reporting standards.NCCR has also organized the Indonesia Sustainability Reporting Awards annually since 2005, which is now known as the Asia Sustainability Reporting Rating (ASRRAT), serving as a platform to promote transparency, accountability, and excellence in sustainability reporting.

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