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Bibliography from the Friends of Governance - SDG 2 and SDG 16

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This is a collection of papers from the Friends of Governance workshops since 2015. As the papers often dealt with more than one sustainable development goal, they may be represented in more than one bibliography This can be found on the  Friends of Governance website  and over the coming months we will add the relevant papers for other SDGs.    SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT GOAL 2 and 16 Banisar, D. (2015). Role of transparency and access to information in development David Banisar – Friends of Governance for Sustainable Development . Banisar, D. (2015). Selected High-Level and UNGA Resolutions on Sustainable Development Governance – Friends of Governance for Sustainable Development .   Blanchard, C. (2019). Discussion paper options for the SDG environment targets maturing in 2020 . de Rezende Campos Oliveira, L. (2020). Back to the Future: Inciting the relevance of Quadrennial Comprehensive Policy Review through continuous engagement . Dodds,

Bibliography from the Friends of Governance - SDG 1 and SDG 16

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  SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT GOAL ONE AND SIXTEEN This is a collection of papers from the Friends of Governance workshops since 2015. As the papers often dealt with more than one sustainable development goal, they may be represented in more than one bibliography This can be found on the Friends of Governance website and over the coming months we will add the relevant papers for other SDGs.  Adieno, D. (2017). Citizen Data around Governance for the Sustainable Development Goals . Banisar, D. (2015). Role of transparency and access to information in development . Banisar, D. (2015). Selected High-Level and UNGA Resolutions on Sustainable Development Governance . Banisar, D. (2017). High-Level and UNGA Resolutions on Sustainable Development Governance: Existing Language for Committee of Experts on Public Administration . Basu, T. (2020). Plugging the Leak: Why opening governments and tackling corruption is essential to protect deve

Urgent Reform of the United Nations Can Restore Global Progress on the Sustainable Development Goals

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Ahead of the UN Summit of the Future in September 2024, a new SDSN report calls for a United Nations 2.0 to strengthen global cooperation and financing for sustainable development   Paris, France, 17 June 2024. None of the seventeen Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) are on track to be achieved by 2030, and only an estimated 16% of the SDG targets are progressing, reveals the 9 th edition of the Sustainable Development Report (SDR) released today by the UN Sustainable Development Solutions Network (SDSN). The first report’s chapter, endorsed by 100+ leading scientists and practitioners worldwide, identifies priorities to upgrade the United Nations to meet the great challenges of the 21st Century and achieve sustainable development, including five strategies to address the chronic shortfalls in SDG financing. Published each year since 2016, the global edition of the SDR includes the SDG Index and Dashboards ranking the performance of all U