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How to localize targets and indicators of the post-2015 agenda

Concept notes and papers

The understanding of the concept of ‘localizing’ has implications for the selection of goals and targets. While an emphasis on monitoring inequalities within countries would mean that most outcome-based targets merit disaggregation at the sub-national level, an emphasis on the implementation of the goals would lead to local governments adopting a sub-set of the goals and targets for which they have responsibility. The draft proposal takes the current OWG goals and targets as a starting point. It also takes into consideration major proposals produced by other GTF members, as well as those of some key partners, Member States, the UN Major Groups and stakeholders concerned with urban and local issues in fields like transport, energy and gender.

Related Publications

Innovative City-Business Collaboration

Available in English

This study looks at six initiatives (Urban Infrastructure Initiative by the WBCSD; Indore, India; Scania, Sweden; Houston, USA; Rakli, Finland and Bottrop, Germany) around the world that aspire to fac...

Developed by Local Governments for Sustainability (IC...

Posted by Local2030

Case studies and best practices

Inclusive Business Policies -How Governments can Engage Companies in Meeting Development Goals

Available in English

Inclusive business policies are government decisions that directly support mutually beneficial business relationships between private-sector companies and poor people. Such policies can enable and enc...

Developed by Endeva; BMZ

Posted by Fabienne Perucca

Tools : Territorial / Multi-Stakeholder Approach

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