Presentation held by Maria Berlekom, Sida, on the 23rd November 2016 at the event Putting Agenda 2030 into practice - how the landscape perspective can contribute.

1. Putting Agenda 2030 into practice
- how Sida works
‘We are the first generation that
can end poverty, the last that can
end climate change’
Ban Ki-Moon, 28 May 2015
2016-11-23. Maria van Berlekom, Lead Policy Specialist, Environment and Climate Change

2. Transforming our world
Leave no one behind

3. Role and mandate
Contribute
with
expertise
Adapt our
operations Engage
broadly
with actors

4. Contribute with expertise
• Support in dialogue with
multilaterals (WB, UN,
DAC etc)
• Other Government
assignments, reporting
and expert inputs
Photo: Diakonia
Gender Development Forum Groups, Bangladesh

5. Adapting our operations
• Sida analysis of gaps in Sida´s
work in relation to the SDGs
- More work needed on: gender (5), decent
work/growth (8), equality (10), environment/climate
(13,15) partnerships(17)
•Multidimensional poverty
approach
• Pilot study on tracking SDGs
• Relating to SDGs within different
sectors and thematic areas

6. Strategic platforms: Working with
others

7. Sida and Landscape perspective
Photo: Ryan Hoover
Cahora Bassa Dam, Mozambique