Agenda 2030 and 17 Sustainable Development Goals
The 2030 Agenda, signed in 2015 by the governments of the 193 member countries of the United Nations and approved by the
Agenda 2030: where do we stand?
The 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development is an agenda for action to promote human well-being, biodiversity protection and economic prosperity. We review progress on the 17 Sustainable Development Goals and 169 sub-targets for all member countries.
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The fifth edition of the Europe Sustainable Development Report 2023/24, published by the UNO, revealed that none of the 17 sustainable development goals of the
The 2030 Agenda comes to a standstill
The sustainable development goals set out in the 2030 Agenda are suffering a setback, with 85% of the 167 targets reporting a lack of progress or even regression. The most significant setbacks are in the field ofESG-applicazione-ambito-sociale-S" target="_blank">economic, health, social and gender equality. Companies in transition need concrete support to be able to achieve the esg-e-opportunita-per-le-pmi" target="_blank">ESG goals. With this in mind, 3Bee, the nature tech company that develops technologies for biodiversity protection
Indice "Leave No One Behind"
The lack of progress in achieving the goals of the 2030 Agenda is confirmed by the UN's "Leave No One Behind" Index. This is an indicator that corrects for outliers that may emerge when aggregating the results of all countries. With this tool, it is possible to identify disparities between European countries and
European elections 2024: turning point for the future
The upcoming European elections in June 2024 are of crucial importance, as the vote to elect the new European Parliament will pave the way for the formation of the future European Commission, the politically independent executive body of the European Union. This Commission is defined by the national leaders in the European Council, taking into account the outcome of the parliamentary elections. The 27 new members of the Commission will also have to define the next multi-annual EU budget and negotiate Europe's role in the future global agenda for sustainable development beyond 2030. The United Nations Network for Sustainable sustainable development calls on the next European Parliament, the next European Commission and the European Council to adopt, within one year after the elections, a joint political declaration reaffirming the Union's commitment to the sustainable development goals.
Agenda 2030 and climate change
Long before the pandemic crisis, international conflicts and the increasingly evident effects of climate change, a slowdown in the
Biodiversity and Agenda 2030
To achieve the
Europe and Sustainability: What Perspectives?
Europe can play a leading role in international coordination for the creation of a new model of shared prosperity through its external action. The European Investment Bank (EIB), as the financial arm of the European Union, is considered the world's leading multilateral financial institution and also one of the main financiers of global climate initiatives. In the context of the UN 2030 Agenda, which globally coordinates the 17 Sustainable Development Goals, the European-style multilateral approach is considered the only one capable of addressing the unprecedented challenges facing humanity and the planet. However, although this is valid from a theoretical point of view, Europe has to confront reality. The UN report shows that at this rate, no European country, and most likely no country in the world, will achieve one third of the UN Sustainable Development Goals by 2030.
Italy and Agenda 2030: still a long way to go
According to the research Ipsos published in the AsviS 2023 Report, there are some interesting data regarding the awareness of the Italian population about the importance of sustainable development. However, Goal 17 - Partnership for the Goals - is considered the last of the perceived priorities, being indicated by only 3% of the population as one of the most relevant goals. It is important to note that 19% instead consider all SDGs to be equally important. In the transition phase for companies, 3Bee offers significant support to sustainability professionals through the CSR Network, providing esg-per-le-aziende-5-cose-da-sapere" target="_blank">continuous training with webinars, video lectures and events. An exclusive community, which allows you to engage with industry professionals in order to understand how to integrate sustainability into your corporate strategy, in line with the SDGs.
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