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SD SDG Imple lementati mentation on at at the e Glo lobal bal Level el and it an its Im s Implica lications tions for r Tim imor-Lest Leste Dili, i, 4 J July 2016 TLDPM PM Dili i Convention ion Centre re Dr Dr. Helder


  1. SD SDG Imple lementati mentation on at at the e Glo lobal bal Level el and it an its Im s Implica lications tions for r Tim imor-Lest Leste Dili, i, 4 J July 2016 TLDPM PM Dili i Convention ion Centre re Dr Dr. Helder lder da Costa Gene nera ral l Secre creta tary g7 g7+ + Secre creta taria riat

  2. PRESENT SENTATION TION OUTL TLINE INE 1. 1. Evoluti lution on of Sustain inable ble Devel elopmen pment 2. 2. The A e Age genda da 2030 30 3. 3. The g7 e g7+ + and i d its role e • App pproach ach to impl impleme ement nt SDGs App pproach ach to mea easure re SDGs s • 4. The 4. e Wa Way Fo Forwa ward 5. 5. Impl plic ication ations for Tim imor-Leste Leste

  3. 1. EVOL OLUTION UTION OF S F SUST STAINA AINABLE BLE DEVEL ELOPME OPMENT NT 1972 • UN Conference rence on the Human an De Development pment • Concep ncept of Sus ustai ainable nable Developmen elopment t coined ined - The he Brun undtla land nd Repor ort 1987 • UN Confer erence nce on Envir ironme onment nt and Developmen elopment t in Rio de Janeir iro o where e the concep cept t of SD was forma mally y adopt pted ed 1992 2000 • Millenn nnium ium Developm pment ent Goals s (MDGs) ) • Rio+20 20 Confer erence nce emp mphasized hasized 3 dimensi nsions ons of susta taina nable e developmen elopment; t; econom nomic ic developm opmen ent, t, social al inclusi usion, on, and envir ironme onment ntal sust stai ainabilit ability 2012 • SDGs s (Agen enda da 2030) 0) provi vide des the frame mewor ork k for cooperation operation to addres ress s the 3 dimen ensi sion ons s of sus ustainable inable developme elopment nt 2015

  4. SU SUST STAINA INABLE BLE DE DEVE VELOPMENT OPMENT Three ee Dimen ensions sions of Sust stainable ainable Development lopment : SD has been identified “ as develop elopment ment th that t meets ts th the needs eds of th the present ent with thout out comprom omis ising ing th the abilit ility y of futu ture re generations erations to meet t th their ir own n needs eds ”.

  5. MD MDGS S – A HISTORIC SUCCESS… The MDGs (2000-2015) were successful in terms of: • Mobilized global effort to achieve set of common priorities. • Packaged these priorities into set of 8 goals, with time-bound and measurable targets. • Focused on vulnerable populations .

  6. MD MDGS S – A HISTORIC SUCCESS… Result ults: From 1990 to 2015: the likelihood of a child dying before age five has been nearly halved, and the global maternal mortality ratio dropped by 45%, nearly 3.3 million deaths from malaria were averted, and new HIV infections decreased by 1.4 million cases .

  7. .. .... .. BU BUT NOT FOR OR EVE VERYONE ONE MDGs were:  Unatt ttainable inable by most st g7+ (and d ot other her Fragile le and Confli nflict ct -affected d States). es).  Ex Excludin uding g Peace ce and Stateb ebuildi uilding ng - which ich is pre-cu curso sor for FCS. S.  Approp opri riat ate e for r coun untr tries ies which ch already ady had basic ic peace ce and security urity.  Focus cused ed on conseq nsequen ences ces rather her than n root t caus uses es of pover erty ty in FCS. S. Hence, many called for more universal agenda !

  8. THE E AGE GENDA 203 030 0 – FIV IVE E PRIN INCI CIPL PLES ES  Recognition of Peace makes it more relevant to the g7+

  9. 5 Key Oppor ortun uniti ities es of of th the AGE GENDA 203 030 0 Inclusiv clusive e Develo elopment pment Techn chnol olog ogicall cally- Un Univer ersal al driven en Develo elopment pment Develo elope pement nt Locall cally-focusse ocussed Integrat grated ed Develo elopment pment Develo elopment pment

  10. SUST USTAINAB AINABLE LE DEV EVEL ELOPME OPMENT NT GO GOALS LS The e add dditio tion n of Goal 16 and d the e focus us on Peace ce wa was a significa icant nt success ess for the g7+ and Timor or-Les Leste e in particu icular ar !

  11. MEA EASURING SURING PROGRESS GRESS ON AGE GENDA 203 030 17 Goals 169 Targets 230 Indicators

  12. 3. . THE HE g 7+ AND D ITS S ROL OLE E • A v A volunt ntary ary intergov tergovernm ernmen ental tal associ ociat ation ion of 20 coun untr tries ies providin viding g a a platform form to : o Share re lesson sons on peace ce-bui uildi lding ng and state te-bui buildi lding ng o Promo mote te manife fest stati tion on of Coun untr try y owne nersh ship o Promo mote te coop operat eration ion amon ong g its membe ember states tes (F2F) 2F) o Ad Advocate ocate for cont ntext xt-sensi sensitiv tive e and coun untr try-led led transi siti tion ons s towards ds peace ce and d resilience ilience • Es Establishe blished d in 2010 0 in Dili, Timor mor-Les este te (hos ost t coun untr try y of the e g7+ Secretaria cretariat) t) since ce then. en. • One e of the e Key y Advocators ocators and d Champions mpions of SDG 16 within hin Ag Agend nda 2030. 0.

  13. THE HE G7+ MEMBE BERS RS (20) Deputy Chair Chair Secretariat

  14. NE NEW DEAL- FRAMEW MEWORK ORK FOR PARTNERSHIP TNERSHIP More than 45 Countries and Internatio- nal organizations have endorsed the New Deal since Busan in 2011

  15. THE HE g 7+ APPROACH CH TO O THE HE SD SDG s Agenda 2030 is an opportunity to ensure “ we e are e not not left t behind hind ”  For g7+ countries in a fragile situation, the SDGs:   Are more relevant than the MDGs as they contain Goal 16  Should be implemented in line with the New w Deal  Should be tailored, focused and sequenced in line with national needs and priorities However, most targets and indicators will still be hard to measure and  hard to achieve:  Can’t report using a one-siz size-fit fits-al all approach  Will require country sensitive support from partners to build institutional capacity

  16. g 7+ APPROACH CH TO MEASUR URE E SDGs • Relying ng on Joint t global monit itoring ring of 230 indicat icators s will : Be difficult icult for count ntries ries with h weak eak national ional capaci city ty o Cloud d out ut comm mmon n challen lenge ge FCS S fa face e to imp mpleme lement nt SDGs o Thus, us, we will prioritize ritize and focus us on few w key y indi dica cator ors s to repor ort t • against t joint ntly ly; Coun untr tries ies can select lect and measu sure re national ional indicat cator ors o

  17. g 7+ APPROACH CH TO O ME MEASU SURE RE SD SDGS Kabul ul Communiq uniqué, ué, March h 2016 “We welcome the launch of the 2030 Agenda and commit to contextual implementation of the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) in our member countries. In particular, we commit to prioritize and jointly report on progress against the agreed list of SDG indicators (to be confirmed by May) through the portal established in the g7+ Secretariat and using the New Deal principles to achieve the SDGs. We will continue sharing experiences through “Fragile -to- Fragile” cooperation in peacebuilding and statebuilding under the spirit of volunteerism and solidarity.”

  18. IMP MPLEMENT MENTATION TION BY ME MEMB MBER R ST STATES ES Realizati lization n of Agenda nda 2030 in n g7+ will l depend nd on n : National Governments as the ultimate duty-bearers of the SDG  Agenda, including Timor or-Lest este us using g New w Deal Princip iples les. • Politi tical al commit mmitme ment nt  Local planning to align it with national priorities and context  Donors financial support and focus on SDG 16 (FfD) Community buy-in and local leadership (Local government,  Academia, Civil Society, Private Sector, Development Partners)  Institutional capacity to implement and measure it.

  19. 4. . THE HE WAY FOR ORWARD ARD Global/Regional Level : Leaving No One Behind – we are at the forefront in partnership with  other stakeholders; Implementing Goal 17 (Means of implementation).  Sharing milestones and lessons learned at HLPF in New York.  An online portal to be set up at the g7+ Secretariat to capture progress at the country level (19 indicators). Country Level:  Mapping priority SDG targets against existing national priorities.  Raising awareness of the 2030 Agenda (conducting workshops).  Collecting data, analysing and reporting on annual basis until 2030.  Supporting stakeholders to take part in monitoring efforts.

  20. 5. . IMP MPLICA ICATI TIONS ONS FOR OR TIMOR MOR-LEST LESTE  Maintaining taining focus on peace ce-buil uilding ding and d st state-buildi building. ng.  Al Aligning ing SDGs s to nation ional l priori riti ties es and national ional politica ical l realit ities ies. En Ensure ure all sup uppor ort t bui uilds ds governm ernmen ent t capacit ity y and increa reasi singl ngly y us uses  coun untr try y sy syst stem ems.  As As a m memb ember er of g7+, , Timor or-Leste will mon onitor or the 19 indicat cator ors s in addit ition ion to ot othe her localis ised ed indica icator ors. s.  Timor or-Le Lest ste e to host st a High Level el Foru rum m in Dili in Novemb ember er 2016 6 to share re lesso sons ns and d milest eston ones s of the e first st year r of Implem lemen entation tation of SDGs. s.

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