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8.3.1. Integrating multiple data sources .................................................................................................................... 1588.3.2. Integrating geographical information .............................................................................................................. 1598.3.3. Integrating climate information ....................................................................................................................... 1618.3.4. Integrated environmental-economic accounts ................................................................................................ 1628.4. Innovative means of sharing data ............................................................................................................................ 1638.5. Improving the data-policy interface ......................................................................................................................... 1648.6. Scaling up innovation in Africa: the way forward .................................................................................................... 165Chapter 9. Conclusions ...................................................................................................................................................... 1709.1. The science-policy interface and the High-level Political Forum on sustainable development ............................... 1709.2. Interlinkages and implementation ........................................................................................................................... 1719.3. Data for sustainable development ........................................................................................................................... 1719.4. Monitoring progress ................................................................................................................................................. 1729.5. The way forward ....................................................................................................................................................... 172BoxesBox 1-1. Defining the science-policy interface ............................................................................................................................ 27Box 1-2. Possible roles of science through the policy cycle ........................................................................................................ 28Box 1-3. Science-policy interface in the UN system: some examples ......................................................................................... 28Box 1-4. Credibility, relevance and legitimacy: critical determinants of the effectiveness of SPI .............................................. 29Box 1-5. An example of the science-policy interface in a private sector context: Finding appropriate metrics for voluntarysustainability standards for agriculture ...................................................................................................................................... 33Box 1-6. Efforts to further integrate social sciences in the science-policy interface for sustainable development ................... 34Box 1-7. Science diplomacy: A useful tool .................................................................................................................................. 37Box 1-8. Building integrated indicators: an example .................................................................................................................. 39Box 2-1. Examples of "target-level" reports and "linkages-among-goals" reports ..................................................................... 46Box 3-1. Enabling environment ................................................................................................................................................... 54Box 3-2. First World Ocean Assessment ..................................................................................................................................... 55Box 3-3. Ad Hoc Open-ended Informal Working Group ............................................................................................................. 55Box 3-4. The Ocean Health Index (OHI) ...................................................................................................................................... 58Box 3-5. Space technology data for ecosystem management .................................................................................................... 67Box 4-1. Piloting targets and indicators at national level ........................................................................................................... 73Box 4-2. Developing statistics at regional level – cases of UNESCAP and UNECE ....................................................................... 76Box 4-3. National disaster loss accounting ................................................................................................................................. 77Box 4-4. Composite indicators – the case of INFORM ................................................................................................................ 77Box 4-5. The UNISDR-led probabilistic model ............................................................................................................................. 81Box 4-6. Combining outcome, output and input indicators ........................................................................................................ 82Box 5-1. Manufacturing transformation and economic development ....................................................................................... 90Box 5-2. Developing agro-business in resource rich Africa ......................................................................................................... 91Box 5-3. Multidimensional poverty and industrialization ........................................................................................................... 95Box 5-4. Towards inclusive convergence in Latin America? ....................................................................................................... 96Box 5-5. Developing with jobs ..................................................................................................................................................... 96Box 5-6. Technical and vocational education and training (TVET) in Ethiopia ............................................................................ 97Box 5-7. State of the environment: current resource pressures and SCP as an imperative ....................................................... 97Box 5-8. National cleaner production centres – catalysts to scale and institutionalise resource efficiency .............................. 99Box 5-9. Production Transformation Policy Reviews – a shared tool for diagnostic and policy guidance ............................... 1005