Austria's Commitment to the 2030 Agenda

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© BKA/BMEIA/Michaela Gruber “Austria is aware of its responsibility in the world and has budgeted for bilateral development cooperation and humanitarian help on an unprecedented scale in the year 2022. Only if no one is left behind, we can achieve the sustainable development goals by 2030.” Alexander Schallenberg Austrian Federal Minister for European and International Affairs 50
ACTIVE ON NATIONAL LEVEL DIALOGUE WITH CIVIL SOCIETY ACCELERATING SDG IMPLEMENTATION The online event “Accelerating Action for the SDGs in Austria” on 12th November 2020 addressed the current status and plans for implementing the 2030 Agenda in Austria. Political decision-makers and experts in the field discussed novel ideas to increase the pace with regard to the SDG implementation. At the event organised by the Austrian Federal Chancellery (BKA) and the Ban Ki-moon Centre for Global Citizens (BKMC), Karoline Edtstadler, Austrian Federal Minister for the EU and Constitution, underlined the importance of accelerating the implementation of the 2030 Agenda in the next ten years in front of more than 2,300 participants. Statistics Austria expert Alexandra Wegscheider- Pichler took stock of the impact of the COVID 19 pandemic on SDG implementation: the negative effects on health, the economy, education, gender equality and the environment were in any case offset by improved public attitudes towards sustainably produced food and products. Ideas for acceleration The question of how the accelerated implementation of the SDGs should be continued despite COVID-19, was discussed during a panel discussion attended by top level participants. One suggestion in this regard was the introduction of competitions for municipalities, companies and schools. This would support the broad impact of and motivation for the implementation, said Antonella Mei-Pochtler (Think Austria, Former BKA Strategy Staff Office from 2018- 2022). Expert Christian Kroll (Bertelsmann Stiftung) advocated for the creation of incentives for mutual learning on the European level, since a lot of European countries had similar weak points in the implementation of individual SDGs. 51
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