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MDGs to SDGs
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Naushi Khare
Nikunj Garg
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Three main conclusions clearly apply to the transition from the MDGs to the
2030 Agenda:
Support cross-institutional collaboration between the UN system and the World Bank
Advance better understanding of cross-sector work, and the interrelatedness of goals
and targets
Promote global and high-level advocacy
SHORTCOMINGS OF MDG
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Excluded some Inadequate incorporation Limited Failure to account Emphasis on outcomes led
Lack of important of other important issues, consideration of for differences in to insufficient attention to
consultations at issues especially environmental the enablers of initial conditions processes in the
its conception embodied in sustainability, increasing development,, resulting in implementation of the
to build the Millennium agricultural and such as unambitious agenda, including lack of
ownership Declaration, industrial production, infrastructure and targets for many attention for ensuring that
such as peace productive employment institutional middle‐ income adequate resources were in
and security and decent work, capacity‐building countries and too place for the expected
and human inequality, social in facilitating ambitious for results
rights protection, gender and socio‐economic low‐income
vulnerability to shocks advancement countries
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MDGs to SDGs – What has Changed ?
The sustainable development goals (SDGs) are more
globally collaborative than the millennium development
goals (MDGs)
2. Transform
economies for
jobs and
The private sector are far more engaged in the inclusive
SDGs than they ever were in the MDGs, through growth
initiatives such as UN Global 3.Build peace
Compact and Impact2030 1. Put & effective,
sustainable open and
development at accountable
the core Five institutions for
- The SDGs are a step forward Transformative all
- SDGs are inclusive and just, and leave no one paradigm shift
behind, when human rights principles and
standards are considered
- Whereas the MDGs had failed to give adequate
priority to challenging systemic patterns of
discrimination
5. Forge a new 4. Leave no
global one behind
partnership
The indicators present in SDG create new opportunities
for engagement with government at a local level to make
progress on justice and legal identity
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Major Differences
Data Revolution
Distinguishing Hunger and poverty
MDG: nothing about monitoring,
evaluation and accountability
MDG: Hunger and Poverty were SDG: availability of high-quality,
lumped together timely and reliable data
SDG: treat the issue of poverty disaggregated by income, gender,
separately from Food and age, race, ethnicity
Nutrition Security
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Key Lessons Learnt From MDGs
in Indian Context
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Steps Taken Towards SDGs
Goal1 Goal2 Goal3 Goal5