Insights on SDG Indicators and Data Availability
"Discover the latest updates on SDG indicators post-2020 review, including methodologies, tier classifications, and upcoming reviews. Learn about efforts to enhance data availability in the Pacific region for achieving sustainable development goals."
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SDG indictors what do I need to know? Since the comprehensive review of SDG framework in 2020, all indicators now have a methodology (those still too difficult were modified or dropped) The best opportunity for newindicatordata may come from custodian generated values Online SDG training and meeting fatigue PICTs are adding customised modules in their census and surveys to target SDG gaps
SDGs Global 150 Tier I, 77 Tier II and 4 multi-tier SDG indicators Indicators with high data coverage but using modelled not national data will remain as Tier II and will not be upgraded to Tier I Ongoing discussion on process of validation/authorisation of modelled indicators Next comprehensive indicator review will be finished in 2025 proposals by May 2024 Custodian agencies can continue to request minor review/modifications to indicators at any time (IAEG) Increase international poverty line to $2.15 per day (2017 PPPs) FAO has proposed some proxy indicators
SDGs Sustainable Tourism WG Originally three SDG indicators looking at sustainable tourism In the 2020 review, one was dropped, an additional one was proposed and rejected 53rd session of Statistical Commission (2022) tasked a Sustainable Tourism WG to develop an indicator that better measures Target 8.9
SDGs Regional 81 Tier I, 47 Tier II and 3 multi-tier SDG indicators Next comprehensive indicator review will be in 202x? Household surveys remain the go to for indicators untapped potential in admin data 2022 Quadrennial Sustainable Development Report endorsed by FEMM Tuvalu presented their first VNR in 2022, Fiji will present their second VNR next year
SDG data in the Pacific Target 1/2of FICs with data Data availabillity 5.1 End discriminationgirls, women 5.2Gender violence 5.3Eliminate forced marriages 5.4Unpaid care and domestic work 5.5Women in leadership 5.6Access to reproductive health 5.aEquitable economic rights 5.bMobile phone ownership, women 5.cAllocations for gender equality Number of FICS with at least 2 data points for the indicators
SDG data directly estimated/modelled 14.1.1 Beach litter originating from national land-based sources that ends in the beach (%) Modellingoflitter movement throughthe oceansoccursthroughnumerical models using inputs includingoceanflow andmarine plasticlitter characteristics. UN Environment has produced a global model of marine litter using OceanParcels v2.0,a state-of-the-art LagrangianOcean analysisframework to createcustomizable particletrackingsimulationusing outputsfrom ocean circulationmodels. This model was usedto estimate where plasticsthat wouldbe foundonthe coastlikelyoriginatedfrom. e.g, based on this model, of the plasticwhichends up on Kenya sbeaches, 11% likely originated from Kenya,60%likely came fromcountries inAfricaand29%likely came from outsidethe region. Thismodel canbeupdatedasbetter wasteemissions databecomes availableforcountries.
SDG data directly estimated/modelled 14.1.1 Beach litter originating from national land-based sources that ends in the beach (%) PICT Fiji Kiribati FSM Palau Units PERCENT PERCENT PERCENT PERCENT PERCENT PERCENT PERCENT PERCENT PERCENT 2017 72.9 47.1 47.0 52.1 77.9 66.2 65.0 57.1 76.5 2018 67.2 44.4 50.8 50.0 78.0 60.4 64.3 56.3 70.9 2019 76.4 43.2 49.0 53.3 82.2 65.7 70.0 56.7 81.1 2020 76.0 42.1 51.7 67.1 84.1 61.9 69.5 56.2 77.1 2021 70.0 46.2 51.1 58.0 80.8 60.8 72.4 50.8 72.0 PNG Samoa Solomon Islands Tonga Vanuatu
SDG data directly estimated/modelled Indicator: 14.1.1 Beach litter per square kilometer (Number) PICT Fiji FrenchPolynesia Guam Kiribati Marshall Islands FSM New Caledonia Northern Mariana Palau Samoa Tonga Vanuatu 2015 2016 2017 2018 134,314 815,795 1,117,647 295,858 1,880,771 2,485 13,321,307 1,297,635 72,532 1,396,071 847,000 2,433,702 87,697 234,068 428,991 2,089,778 161,545 509,132 174,240 2,434,888 630,051 684,594 535,071 696,651
SDG Flip-book https://unstats.un.org/sdgs/report/2022/flip-book
