NEW REPORT LAUNCHED TODAY UK’s PROGRESS IN IMPLEMENTING THE GLOBAL GOALS

 

Launched today, the Global Compact’s Measuring Up 2.0 report reveals how the UK is performing on the 17 UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) and their 169 Targets, the wider policy context, and the historical trends that affect us achieving the Goals.

The report highlights that the UK is only performing well on 17% of the Targets relevant to the domestic delivery of the Goals. Although there has been a marked shift in engagement across the business sector, the report suggests that both government and business are missing an opportunity to use the holistic framing of the SDGs to address systemic challenges. 

It highlights the Government’s continued lack of progress towards meeting its commitments to deliver the SDGs and calls on Prime Minister Liz Truss to place responsibility for the SDGs in her own office to ensure they are fully integrated across government.  

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Published by Steve Martin

Steve is a passionate advocate for learning for sustainability and has spent nearly 40 years facilitating and supporting organisations and governments in ways they can contribute towards a more sustainable future. Over the past 15 years he has been a sustainability change consultant for some of the largest FTSE100 companies and Government Agencies such as the Environment Agency and the Learning and Skills Council. He was formerly Director of Learning at Forum for the Future and has served as a trustee for WWF(UK). He is an Honorary Professor at the University of Worcester and President of the sustainability charity Change Agents UK. He is currently a member of the Access Forum for the Peak District National Park and is supporting the local district council on its Climate emergency programme.

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