Why focus on the first 1000 days of the SDGs?
When ODI and Southern Voice began thinking about how to collaborate during the implementation phase of the SDGs, we decided to take on the challenge of the first 1000 days, which is about three years.
Article: Tanzania Post-2015 Data Test Report Launched
On February 17, 2016, REPOA released its Post-2015 Data Test report entitled Assessing Data for the Sustainable Development Goals in [...]
Climate Litigation in India: gaining traction?
The following blog post originally appeared in CPR’s Climate Initiative Blog. For details, please click here. The recently concluded negotiations [...]
Article: Data – Key to successful SDG implementation and monitoring in Senegal
In September 2015, the UN General Assembly formally adopted the new development agenda consisting of 17 Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), [...]
Articulating & Operationalizing Differentiation in the 2015 Climate Agreement: A Roadmap for India in Paris
The following blog post originally appeared in CPR’s Climate Initiative Blog. For details, please click here. A central defining issue [...]
Towards Paris: Negotiating challenges for India
The following blog post originally appeared in CPR’s Climate Initiative Blog. For details, please click here. The final round of [...]
Article: The quest for a new data ecosystem – Monitoring sustainable development in Bangladesh
The Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) will be adopted at the 70th session of the United Nations General Assembly this [...]
Article: Flashy innovations will not fuel the data revolution
Co-lead of the Post-2015 Data Test, Shannon Kindornay, highlights why national statistics offices must be at the heart of the [...]
Implementing the SDGs in upper-middle income countries – A view from Turkey
Recently, the Post-2015 Data Test released its latest report, Measuring Sustainable Development to 2030: A view from Turkey. The [...]
What’s measured is also political
Posted by bwtritton ⋅ May 29, 2015 There is, now, a widespread recognition that statistical activity is as much [...]