Austria's Commitment to the 2030 Agenda

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The Sustainable Development Goals Progress Chart 2021 presents a snapshot of global and regional progress towards selected targets under the 17 Goals of the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development. The assessment is based on the most up-to-date data available. However, the full impact of the COVID-19 pandemic is not yet known. Moreover, since 2020, the pandemic has disrupted statistical operations worldwide, limiting the ability of many national statistical offices to deliver the data needed to monitor progress on the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). The progress chart shows that the world was already off track in realizing the ambitions and fulfilling the commitments of the 2030 Agenda, even before COVID-19. As the pandemic continues to unfold, it is also magnifying deeply rooted problems: insufficient social protection, weak CONCLUSIONS public health systems and inadequate health coverage, structural inequalities, environmental degradation and climate change. It is a crisis as well as an opportunity to make the transformations needed to deliver on the promise of the 2030 Agenda. AND OUTLOOK The progress chart presents two types of information: 1) a trend assessment using stoplight colours to measure progress towards the target (from a baseline year to the most recent data point), and 2) a level assessment using a gauge meter to measure the current level of development with respect to the distance from a target, using the latest data. The chart is based on a limited number of indicators and on information available as of June 2021. A baseline year of around 2015 or 2010 is used for the trend assessment. For most of the indicators, the latest available data are from 2019 to 2020; for a few indicators, the data are from 2017. Goal and targets World Sub-Saharan Africa Northern Africa and Western Asia Central and Southern Asia Eastern and South-Eastern Asia Latin America and the Caribbean Pacific island countries* Developed countries* Goal 1 | End poverty all its forms everywhere Sustainable Development Goals Progress Chart 2021 The Eradicate Sustainable extreme Development poverty Goals Progress Chart 2021 presents a snapshot of global and regional progress towards selected targets under the 17 Goals of the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development. The for assessment all people everywhere is based on 1 the most up-to-date data available. However, the full impact of the COVID-19 pandemic is not yet known. Moreover, since 2020, the pandemic has disrupted statistical operations worldwide, limiting the ability of many national statistical offices to deliver the data needed to monitor progress on the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). The Achieve progress substantial chart shows social that protection the world was already off track in realizing the ambitions and fulfilling the commitments of the 2030 Agenda, even before COVID-19. As the pandemic continues to unfold, coverage it is 2 also magnifying deeply rooted problems: insufficient social protection, weak public health systems and inadequate health coverage, structural inequalities, environmental degradation and climate change. It is a crisis as well as an opportunity to make the transformations needed to deliver on the promise of the 2030 Agenda. The progress chart presents two types of information: 1) a trend assessment using stoplight colours to measure progress towards the target (from a baseline year to the most recent data point), and 2) Goal a level 2 | assessment End hunger, using achieve a gauge food security meter to and measure improved the current nutrition level and of development promote sustainable with respect agriculture to the distance from a target, using the latest data. The chart is based on a limited number of indicators and on information available as of June 2021. A baseline year of around 2015 or 2010 is used for the trend assessment. For most of the indicators, the latest available data are from 2019 to 2020; for a few indicators, the data are from 2017. Ensure access by all people to safe, nutritious and sufficient food all year round By 2025, achieve a 40 per cent reduction from 2012 in the number of stunted children Goal under and 5 years targets 3, 4 World Sub-Saharan Africa Northern Africa and Western Asia Central and Southern Asia Eastern and South-Eastern Asia Latin America and the Caribbean Pacific island countries* Developed countries* Goal 13 | End Ensure poverty healthy in all lives its forms and promote everywhere well-being for all at all ages Eradicate Increase the extreme coverage poverty of births attended by Goal for skilled all and people health targets everywhere personnel 5 1 Goal and targets World World Sub-Saharan Sub-Saharan Africa Africa Northern Africa Northern and Western Africa and Asia Western Asia Fig. 7: The SDG Progress Charts show significant progress 3 in certain areas. Austria is included among the “developed countries” category. 28 1 Southern Central and Asia Southern Asia Eastern and South-Eastern and South-Eastern Asia Asia Latin America Latin and America the Caribbean and the Caribbean Pacific island Pacific countries* island countries* Reduce Achieve under-5 substantial mortality social to protection at least 1 as coverage low as 2 25 per 1,000 live births 5 Goal 7 | Ensure access to affordable, reliable, sustainable and modern energy for all Goal 2 | End hunger, achieve food security and improved nutrition and promote sustainable agriculture End the epidemic of malaria 6 Achieve universal access to electricity Ensure access by all people to safe, nutritious Northern Eastern and Latin America Increase and sufficient diphtheria-tetanus-pertussis food all year round Double the global rate of improvement Sub-Saharan Africa and Central and South-Eastern and the Pacific island vaccine in Goal By energy and coverage 2025, achieve efficiency targetsamong a 40 5, 8 1-year-olds World Africa Western Asia Southern Asia Asia Caribbean countries* per cent reduction from 2012 in the number of stunted children under 5 years 3, 4 Goal 48 7 | Promote Ensure access inclusive sustained, to and affordable, inclusive equitable reliable, and quality sustainable sustainable education economic and promote modern growth, energy lifelong full and for opportunities productive all employment for all and decent work for all Goal 3 | Ensure healthy lives and promote well-being for all at all ages Ensure Sustain Achieve all per universal girls capita and access economic boys complete to electricity growth primary 9 education Increase the coverage of births attended by skilled health personnel 5 Northern Eastern and Latin America Double the global rate of improvement Achieve full employment Sub-Saharan Africa and Central and South-Eastern and the Pacific island Goal in energy 5 and | Achieve efficiency targets gender 5, 8 equality and empower all women Worldand girls Africa Western Asia Southern Asia Asia Caribbean countries* Goal Goal 98 16 | | Build Promote Promote resilient sustained, peaceful infrastructure, inclusive and and inclusive promote sustainable societies inclusive economic for sustainable and sustainable growth, full development, industrialization and productive provide access and employment foster to justice innovation and decent work for all for all and build effective, accountable and inclusive institutions at all levels Eliminate child marriage 5 Significantly Sustain per capita raise reduce industry’s economic homicide share growth ratesof 14 9 GDP Ensure women’s full participation and equal opportunities in national parliaments Substantially increase the expenditure for Reduce the proportion of unsentenced scientific Achieve full research employment and development as a detainees 14 proportion of GDP Goal 6 | Ensure availability and sustainable management of water and sanitation for all Increase the proportion of countries with Increase independent Goal 9 | Build access national resilient to mobile human infrastructure, networks rights institutions promote inclusive and sustainable industrialization and foster innovation Achieve in compliance universal with access the Paris to Principles safely managed drinking water services 7 Goal Significantly 10 17 | Strengthen Reduce raise inequality industry’s the means share within of of implementation and GDP among countries and revitalize the Global Partnership for Sustainable Development Achieve universal access to safely managed sanitation Ensure Substantially full services implementation increase 7 the expenditure of the net official for development scientific research assistance and development disbursements as a by donor proportion countries of GDP 11 2 Enhance access to technology by increasing Increase access to mobile networks 3 internet use Increase proportion of countries with a national Goal 10 | statistical Reduce inequality plan that is within fully funded and among 15 countries Reduce inequality within countries 5, 10 Legend Trend (colour and arrow, arrowhead) Substantial progress/on track Limited or no progress Current level Central and Developed Developed countries* countries* Developed countries* Developed countries* Reduce inequality within countries 5, 10 5 Fair progress but acceleration needed Deterioration Target met or almost met Close to target Moderate distance to target Far from target Very far from target Insufficient data 148
FINAL NOTES I FINAL NOTES 1 Federal Chancellery Austria (2023): Implementation of the 2030 Agenda, www.bundeskanzleramt.gv.at/ themen/nachhaltige-entwicklung-agenda-2030/implementierung.html [retrieved on 15.01.2023]. 2 Federal Chancellery Austria (2022): 25. session of the IMAG with regards to the 2030 Agenda on November 10th 2022, www.bundeskanzleramt.gv.at/dam/jcr:98a219f3-71e1-4c69-a52e-31e95f4cddc3/kp_25_sitzung_imag_agenda_2030.pdf [retrieved on 15.01.2023]. 3 Edtstadler, Karoline (2022): Agenda 2030 und die 17 Nachhaltigkeitsziele – Wo steht Österreich?, in: Nachhaltigkeitsrecht, Zeitschrift für das Recht der nachhaltigen Entwicklung (Markus P. Beham und Berthold Hofbauer), Volume 2, Dezember 2022, Issue 4, Wien: Verlag Österreich. 4 Hartinger, René und Leregger, Florian (2020): Die Agenda 2030 und ihre 17 Ziele für nachhaltige Entwicklung (SDGs), in: Hartinger, René und Leregger, Florian (Hrsg.), Perspektiven 2030 – 17 Ziele für den Weg in eine lebenswerte Zukunft, Wiener Neustadt: Urban Future Edition. 5 Statistik Austria (2021): 2030 Agenda - SDG Indicators Report 2021 -https://www.statistik.at/fileadmin/ user_upload/SDG-Bericht-2021_Web-barrierefrei.pdf [retrieved on 06.07.2023] 6 Statistik Austria (2020): 2030 Agenda – SDG‐ indicators report – Update 2019 and Covid‐19 Outlook, https://www.statistik.at/fileadmin/publications/Agenda_2030_-_SDG-Indikatorenbericht_Update_2019_ und_COVID-19_Ausblick.pdf [retrieved on 20.01.2023]. 7 Sachs et al. (2022): From Crisis to Sustainable Development: the SDGs as Roadmap to 2030 and Beyond. Sustainable Development Report 2022. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, https://dashboards. sdgindex.org/profiles/austria [retrieved on 20.01.2023]. 8 (page 140) Sustainable Development Report 2023: 2023-sustainable-development-report.pdf [retrieved on 5th July 2023]. 9 (page 110) – Sustainable Development Solutions Network (2022): Europe Sustainable Development Report 2022, https://s3.amazonaws.com/sustainabledevelopment.report/2022/europe-sustainable-development-report-2022.pdf [retrieved on 24.01.2023]. 10 (page 10) – Publications Office of the European Union (2022): Sustainable development in the European Union - Monitoring report on progress towards the SDGs in an EU context, https://ec.europa. eu/eurostat/documents/15234730/15242025/KS-09-22-019-EN-N.pdf/a2be16e4-b925-f109-563c-f94ae09f5436?t=1667397761499 [retrieved on 24.01.2023]. 11 United Nations (2022): The Sustainable Development Goals Report 2022, https://unstats.un.org/sdgs/ report/2022/ [retrieved on 20.01.2023]. 12 UN/Statistic Division (2022): SDG Country Profile Austria, https://country-profiles.unstatshub.org/aut [retrieved on 20.01.2023]. 149
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