Austria's Commitment to the 2030 Agenda

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ACTIVE ON INTERNATIONAL LEVEL around 320 pieces of feedback were taken into account. 25 Three major focus areas The first VNR yielded a comprehensive inventory of measures, success stories and initiatives carried out to implement the 2030 Agenda in Austria. Specific progress was documented on the basis of data analysed by Statistics Austria, the Austrian federal statistics institute. In addition to that, in its first VNR, Austria also set three major priorities areas on the issues of • digitalisation • women, youth and “Leaving no one behind” as well as • climate protection and climate change adaptation. an international level (see chapter “Austria on the SDG test bench” on page 21 et sqq.). In addition, Austria was praised for the diverse and transparent involvement of various stakeholder groups in the SDG implementation. Particularly, the largescale process of drawing up the VNR with intensive cooperation between politics, administration, science, economy and civil society ensured positive international feedback. The fact that Austria integrated a separate chapter on data analysiss the “data chapter” for the monitoring of progress into the reviewVNR, based on data from Statistics Austria, also serves as a role model for other countries. For more information, please visit: sdgs.un.org/basic-page/austria-24738 In addition, the first VNR included a forecast on other approaches of the federal government to further implement the SDGs. Positive reactions The feedback on Austria’s first VNR turned out to be generally positive: Austria performs well in the implementation of the SDGs and their targets when compared on 126
ACTIVE ON INTERNATIONAL LEVEL © BKA/Andy Wenzel Fig. 6: Illustration: Cover first VNR Due to the Coronavirus pandemic Austria‘s first VNR at the High-Level Political Forum of the United Nations was presented in a virtual format. Apart from Austrian Federal Minister Karoline Edtstadler, other members of the government and representatives of civil society and business also had an opportunity to take the floor. Subsequently, the review was presented in Austria. 127
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