Austria's Commitment to the 2030 Agenda

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FOREWORD © BKA/ Dragan Tatic Austria has been committed to sustainability for decades with sustainable development embedded in our constitution since 2013. We are thus proud that Austria is once again ranked 5th worldwide in the implementation of the UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) (Sustainable Development Report 2023). This honors our nationwide efforts and motivates us to continue to lead by example and aspire to be a role model for other countries to effectively integrate the SDGs into national agendas. Especially in times of multiple crises, such as the war in Ukraine, pandemics, and climate change, the SDGs provide stability and direction, guiding us towards a resilient and equitable world. Austria would not have achieved such an excellent result without its strong national and international partnerships. At national level, collaboration between the government and stakeholders is essential. Here, the participatory preparation of the first voluntary national report (VNR) (2020) marked an inflection point for SDG work forming valuable partnerships. Thereupon, the successful SDG Dialogue Forums have since served as a platform for coordination, bringing stakeholders together, enabling fruitful exchanges, and aligning efforts towards achieving the SDGs. Successful implementation and lasting change require every citizen’s engagement. As Federal Minister responsible for coordinating the implementation of the SDGs, I am committed to ensuring widespread awareness and understanding of the SDGs among the general public. Informed and active participation is crucial for realizing the SDGs and creating real meaningful change. Therefore, we encourage all to contribute best-practice examples for the 2 nd VNR via www.sdg.gv.at. 10
FOREWORD KAROLINE EDTSTADLER I express my deepest appreciation to the former UN Secretary General, Ban Ki-moon, whose tireless efforts were instrumental in defining the 17 Sustainable Development Goals. He is an inspiration to us all, both during his tenure as Secretary General and through the projects undertaken by the Ban Ki-moon in Vienna. These projects have been invaluable in supporting SDG implementation. I also extend my gratitude to the Ban Ki-moon Centre for its dedicated SDG work. In conclusion, I invite with this publication all citizens to join us on a transformative journey towards a sustainable future. Together, we can create positive change and build a world that thrives on the principles of the SDGs. Let us embrace multilateralism, strengthen partnerships, and inspire others through our actions to build a sustainable, inclusive, and prosperous world for present and future generations. Karoline Edtstadler Federal Minister for the EU and Constitution 11
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