Austria's Commitment to the 2030 Agenda

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SDG IMPLEMENTATION IN AUSTRIA Therefore, the annual SDG Dialogue Forum has been held since 2021. Most recently, the joint event of the federal administration and civil society has dealt primarily with implementation partnerships between administration, science and civil society (see also chapter “SDG Dialogue Forum: Successful and extensive exchange on SDGs” on page 33 et sqq.). at the High-Level Political Forum (HLPF) (see also chapter “First Voluntary National Review on SDG implementation” on page 125 et sqq.). Pursuant to the Ministerial Council Decision of 12th October 2022, Austria will compile its Second VNR until the end of the first half of 2024, leading up to the presentation of the review in July 2024. 2 2030 Agenda is the government’s agenda Its embedding in the current government programme 2020-24 also testifies to the fact that the implementation of the 2030 Agenda means a nation-wide exercise in Austria. Furthermore, there is a great emphasis on the monitoring of implementation results. In 2020, Austria presented the first VNR © BKA/Andy Wenzel The goals of the 2030 Agenda are also embedded in the up-to-date government programme. 20
SDG IMPLEMENTATION IN AUSTRIA AUSTRIA ON THE SDG TEST BENCH The implementation of the SDGs is measured by comprehensive indicator sets. Up-to-date reports and rankings show: When compared on an international level, Austria achieves favorable or excellent outcomes regarding the 2030 Agenda. Admittedly, there is still a need for action in some areas. The monitoring of progress on the way to achieving the SDGs is an important part of the 2030 Agenda process. Only accurate monitoring can verify SDG implementation and ensure continuous adaptation. On the UN level, a set of 231 indicators is available for monitoring. At the national level, Statistics Austria has developed a set of around 200 indicators based on the UN indicators and Eurostat specifications, which are continuously adapted. In the meantime, various institutions work on the SDG progress measurement by countries and world regions. Federal Minister Karoline Edtstadler also addressed the question “Agenda 2030 and the 17 Sustainable Development Goals - Where does Austria stand?” in an article published in the journal “Nachhaltigkeitsrecht” 2022. 3 SDG Indicators Report of Statistics Austria Statistics Austria’s approximately 200 indicators examine Austria’s situation and show where our country stands in an international SDG comparison. 4 In the current report (“Agenda 2030 SDG Indicators Report 2021”), Austria performs well. 5 Moreover, already in the November 2020 report (“Agenda 2030 SDG Indicator Report Update 2019 and COVID-19 Outlook”) prepared for the FNU, Austria enjoyed a largely positive report card on the achievement of individual SDGs. 6 Examples of this. Some examples: 21
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