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© Rupert Pessl “The implementation of the 2030 Agenda in and by Austria can only be carried out by networking with all the responsible parties. The last two SDG Dialogue Forums, jointly organized by the government, Ban Ki-moon Centre and SDG Watch Austria, have shown how imperative it is to put those issues at the center of the political debate and make them more public.” Judith Zimmermann-Lackner Policy officer, Coordination Office of the Austrian Bishops’ Conference for International Development and Mission (KOO) “In those sensitive and dangerous times, I continue to see the 2030 Agenda as the best action plan we have internationally to address multiple crises.” Thomas Alge CEO ÖKOBÜRO – Alliance of the Environmental Movement, SDG Watch Austria Steering Group © foto_wilke 44
Annelies Vilim © Anna Rauchenberger Special Representative of the Austrian Federal Government for Humanitarian Aid and former Managing Director of AG Globale Verantwortung The time of thinking and acting with a silo mentality is finally over many goals, for example climate protection measures (SDG 13) or partnerships for the achievement of the goals (SDG 17). Austria’s second SDG Dialogue Forum: Use different approaches to implement the 2030 Agenda together The 2030 Agenda and its 17 goals for sustainable development show us the way out of diverse crises which we are confronted with worldwide. For the people in the countries of the Global South there is a potential for various crises: climate crisis, hunger crisis, conflicts, health crises up to life-threatening spirals and increased poverty and hunger. Therefore it is more important to drive this future-oriented action plan of the UN, so that we do not stumble from one crisis to the other. And many reports do show that the ambitions of most countries are recently not sufficient to implement the 2030 Agenda. Even Austria could do better in the case of Austria’s second SDG Dialogue Forum in the autumn of 2022, and above all, the process leading to it have shown the potential of partnerships for the achievement of the goals: representatives from the world of politics, administration, civil society, science and business used their different approaches to develop the solutions for social, ecological and economic challenges together. The result of the forum is a crosssector implementation partnership on resilience in the area of food security. Since multiple global crises have a direct impact on the food supply for people in the Global South, resilient food systems are essential for survival for those nearly 830 million people who are starving now. The aim of the partnership is to develop the courses of action for Austrian development 45
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