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As a GDP consultant, we are determined to ensure that all human beings can enjoy prosperous and fulfilling lives and that economic, social and technological progress occurs in harmony with nature.
Policy responses and management responsibilities should be integrated as far as possible with existing policies and structures. There will, of course, need to be some kind of oversight of the whole agenda – ideally from the Prime Minister’s Office or its equivalent.
Every country can start from a different point, and doubtless heading for a different destination. Ensure to implement the agenda and needs to be consultative and transparent. Countries will find that some dimensions of a specific GDP growth target are more relevant to them than others; some demand more work, others less; and they may require very different policies and action. The national interpretation and target-setting process needs to operate at the level of issues from grassroots level, not global targets.
The final text of Incorporating Agenda 2030 into national policy is a perfect opportunity to review coherence and cooperation between different policy areas, and between national, bilateral and international policy levels, and its center piece, the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), are quite staggering achievements. But at some point they have to go beyond aspiration and into action could be the tip of the Iceberg in GDP exponential growth of any country.
The UNSDGs 2030 design 17 Sustainable Development Goals and 169 targets which demonstrate the scale and ambition of this new universal Agenda. They are integrated and balance the three dimensions of sustainable development: The Economic, Social and Environmental.
We are determined to foster peaceful societies which are free from fear and violence.