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“FOR SEMINAR: SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT GOALS AND NATURAL

RESOURCE RELATED INDICATORS

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SDG Global indicators’ framework and Mongolia’s

indicators for monitoring SDGs

2016-05-23

M. OYUNJARGAL,

senior officer, NRSO

SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT GOALS ,(SDG):

Successor to the Millennium Development Goals ending in 2015

Initiated during the UN Summit in Rio De Janeiro in 2012

MDG: 9 gоals, 24

targets, 67 indicators

SDG: 17 goals, 169

targets, 241 indicators

Focused more to social issues Covers social, economic and nature issues

I. SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT AGENDA-2030

I. SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT AGENDA-2030

Economy

Environment

Social

Sustainable development

SDG: 3 dimensions, sustainable development

Services, household needs, Industrial

growth, agricultural growth, efficient use of

labor

Equity, Participation, empowerment,

social mobility, cultural preservation

Biodiversity, natural resources, carrying

capacity, ecosystem integrity, clean air and

water

I. SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT AGENDA-2030

Economy

Enviroment

Social

Sustainable development

SDG: 3 dimensions, sustainable development

Ending poverty and hunger

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хоорондын гадаад тэгш бус

байдалтай тэмцэх;

Өөр хоорондоо харилцан

холбоо, хамааралтай, эдийн

засгийн тогтвортой,

хүртээмжтэй нийгмийн

оролцоог хангасан байх ;

I. SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT AGENDA-2030

1. No poverty

2. Zero hunger

3. Good health and well being

4. Quality education

5. Gender equality

6. Clean water and sanitation

7. Affordable and clean energy

8. Decent work and economic growth

9. Industry, innovation and infrastructure

10. Reduced inequalities

11. Sustainable cities and communities

12. Responsible consumption and

production

13. Climate action

14. Life below water

15. Life on land

16. Peace, justice and strong institutions

17. Partnerships for the goals

II. PLANNED ACTIVITIES WITHIN THE SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT AGENDA-2030

SUSTAINABLE

DEVELOPMENT

GOALS

Identify the functions of theWorking Group andcommence its work

Generate the sources for SDGindicators and report theindicators

Establish a SDG working group

3. SDG indicators

1. Establish engagement for SDG

2. Define national SDG

indicators

Identify national SDG indicators

Report baseline data and

define target level of SDGs

Integrated government

database

Reliable, accurate,

and timely

SDG indicators

by location, by age, by sex,

by education

“No one should be left behind from development

Harmonize them with policydocuments (the SustainableDevelopment Concept ofMongolia, green developmentpolicy etc )

III. INDICATORS OF SDG, (as of March 24, 2016):

Code Name of goalsIndicators,

total

1 No poverty 12

2 Zero hunger 14

3

Good health and well

being 26

4 Quality education 11

5 Gender equality 14

6

Clean water and

sanitation 11

7

Affordable and clean

energy 6

8

Decent work and

economic growth 17

9

Industry, innovation

and infrastructure 12

Code Name of goalsIndicators,

total

10 Reduced inequalities 11

11

Sustainable cities and

communities 15

12

Responsible consumption

and production 13

13 Climate action 7

14 Life below water 10

15 Life on land 14

16

Peace, justice and strong

institutions 23

17 Partnerships for the goals 25

Total 241

In March 2016, 241 SDG indicators are defined by the IAEG-SDGs.

SDG indicators , by 17 goals

III. INDICATORS OF SDG, (as of March 24, 2016)

SDG indicators into one of the following three tiers by SDG-IAEG :

DefinitionNumber of

indicators

Тier I

Indicator conceptually clear,

101Established methodology and standards

available,

Data regularly produced by countries,

Tier II

Indicator conceptually clear,

51Established methodology and standards

available,

Data are not regularly produced by

countries,

Tier III

Indicator for which there are no established

methodology,

78Standards or methodology/standards are

being developed/tested,

? No clear explanations 11

Total 241

III. INDICATORS OF SDG, (as of March 24, 2016)

241 SDG indicators by Tiers and by Goals

Code Name of goalsIndicators,

total

Tier Not

clearI II III

1 No poverty 12 3 4 4 1

2 Zero hunger 14 7 2 5

3 Good health and well being 26 15 7 3 1

4 Quality education 11 5 4 2

5 Gender equality 14 3 4 6 1

6 Clean water and sanitation 11 6 5

7 Affordable and clean energy 6 4 2

8

Decent work and economic

growth 17 10 6 1

9

Industry, innovation and

infrastructure 12 8 1 3

10 Reduced inequalities 11 5 - 5 1

III. INDICATORS OF SDG, (as of March 24, 2016)

Code Name of goalsTotal

indicator

Tier Not

clearI II III

11

Sustainable cities and

communities 15 2 7 6

12

Responsible consumption

and production 13 1 3 8 1

13 Climate action 7 - 2 4 1

14 Life below water 10 2 - 8

15 Life on land 14 6 1 5 2

16

Peace, justice and strong

institutions 23 9 8 6

17 Partnerships for the goals 25 15 2 5 3

Total 241 101 51 78 11

Code Total indicatorTier

Not clearI II III

Nature 42 14 3 22 3

Related indicators of Environment

IV. ASSESSMENT FOR METHODOLOGIES OF SDG INDICATORS

Name of goalsSDG

indicators

Availability of international

methodologies

Yes No

1 No poverty 12 6 6

2 Zero hunger 14 10 4

3 Good health and well being 26 19 7

4 Quality education 11 5 6

5 Gender equality 14 11 3

6 Clean water and sanitation 11 10 1

7Affordable and clean energy

6 4 2

8Decent work and economic

growth17 15 2

9Industry, innovation and

infrastructure12 6 6

An assessment of the availability of methodology and methods for estimating 241 SDG

indicators has been made based on “Metadata for the Proposed Global Indicators (as of 4 March

2016)”

IV. ASSESSMENT FOR METHODOLOGIES OF SDG INDICATORS

Code Name of goalsSDG

indicators

Availability of

international

methodologies

Yes No

10 Reduced inequalities 11 4 7

11 Sustainable cities and communities 15 6 9

12Responsible consumption and

production13 3 10

13 Climate action 7 1 6

14 Life below water 10 0 10

15 Life on land 14 9 5

16 Peace, justice and strong institutions 23 15 8

17 Partnerships for the goals 25 11 14

Total 241 135 106

According to the assessment results, the methodologies for 135 or 56.0 percent of 241 SDG

indicators are available while those for 106 or 44 percent of them are not available and not

certain.

CodeTotal

indicators

Availability of international methodologies

Yes No

Environment 42 20 22

V. DATA AVAILABILITY ASSESSMENT FOR SDG INDICATORS

According to an assessment of the potential to estimate 241 SDG indicators, 13 are not relevant to

Mongolia and 71 of 228 could be estimated (of which 60 can be estimated readily and 11 need to

be estimated newly).

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1 No poverty 12 12 2 3 7

2 Zero hunger 14 14 4 10

3 Good health and well being 26 2 24 16 1 7

4 Quality education 11 11 3 0 8

5 Gender equality 14 1 13 0 2 11

6 Clean water and sanitation 11 11 6 1 4

7 Affordable and clean energy 6 6 3 3

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Decent work and economic

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Industry, innovation and

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10 Reduced inequalities 11 11 1 10

11Sustainable cities and

communities 15 15 1 1 13

12Responsible consumption

and production 13 13 1 12

13 Climate action 7 7 2 1 4

14 Life below water 10 10 - - - -

15 Life on land 14 14 4 10

16Peace, justice and strong

institutions 23 23 2 2 19

17 Partnerships for the goals 25 25 2 23

Total 241 13 228 60 11 157

NRSO has formulated the data flow of SDGs.

VI. DATA FLOW FROM NATIONAL LEVEL TO GLOBAL

VII. FUTURE ACTIONS TO BE IMPLEMENTED

The NRSO plans to carry out the following activities towards estimating the

national and international SDG indicators. They are as follows:

In cooperation with ministries and relevant authorities, study international

methodology and methods for estimating the national and international SDG

indicators, develop its own country specific methods, and have them

observed nationwide; and

Identify those indicators that could not be estimated although their

methods are available, conduct special surveys, add necessary additional

questions to the questionnaire forms of the existing some surveys and

censuses, and generate the data sources.

THANKS FOR YOUR ATTENTION !