The document discusses Agenda 2030 and the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). It provides an overview of the SDGs, which include 17 goals addressing issues like poverty, hunger, health, education, gender equality, clean water and sanitation, affordable and clean energy, economic growth, industry and infrastructure, inequality, sustainable cities, responsible consumption, climate action, life below water, life on land, peace and justice, and partnerships. The goals aim to transform the world by 2030 through universal policies and actions that promote sustainability and balance economic growth, social inclusion, and environmental protection.

1. Agenda 2030 for Transforming Our World:
Think Globally – Act Locally
Asad Raza Qureshi

2. Asad Raza Qureshi
Global Citizen, Social Entrepreneur, Youth Activist
MBA / BS-Telecom: University of Sindh, Jamshoro.
Manager at Storm fiber – Cyber Internet Pvt. Ltd Hyd:
asadali.qureshi@ymail.com +92 331 6206589
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 “SDG’s Ambassador” 2019-2022, Youth Counselling & Development
Network Pakistan.
 Member 2018-Up to date “Surhan Social Welfare Association
Nasarpur” .
 Former Member 2017-19 “Youth Parliament Pakistan”.
 Tutor - 2017 @ Sophy Academy Nasarpur.
 Intern - 2017@ QEC University of Sindh, Jamshoro.
 Intern - 2015 @ PTCL Regional Office Hyderabad.
 Intern - 2014/15 @ Radio Pakistan Hyderabad.
 President 2010-13, District Hyderabad & City Nasarpur “ Asgharia
Student Organization Pakistan.”

3. Understanding the UN Development Agenda:
• At the beginning of the new millennium in 2000, world leaders
gathered at the UN to shape a broad vision in 08 Different
dimensions, (MDGs).
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4. The Global Development Goals
MDGs
(2000-2015)
SDGs
(2015-2030)
Developing country focused Universal
Social Social, Economic, and Environmental
Foreign Aid Domestic Investment, Private Flows,
and Aid
Official Statistics and
Administrative Data
Big Data, Citizen Generated Data,
Geospatial and Earth Observation Data,
Open Data, and more
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5. Concept of Sustainability
 To Transform the World.
 Sustainable development has been defined as development
that meets the needs of the present without compromising the
ability of future generations to meet their own needs.
 For sustainable development to be achieved, it is crucial to
harmonize three core elements: economic growth, social
inclusion and environmental protection.
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6. Sustainable Development Summit 2015
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7. 17 Goals, 169 Targets, 230 Indicators
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8. Goal 1: End Poverty in all its forms everywhere.
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9. Goal 2:
End Hunger, Achieve Food Security and
Improved Nutrition and Promote Sustainable
Agriculture.
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10. Goal 3:
Ensure Healthy Lives and Promote Well-Being for All
at All Ages.
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11. Goal 4:
Ensure Inclusive and Quality Education for All and
Promote lifelong learning.
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12. Goal 5:
Achieve Gender Equality and Empower All Women
and Girls.
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13. Goal 6:
Ensure Access to Water and Sanitation for All.
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14. Goal 7:
Ensure Access to Affordable, Reliable, Sustainable and
Modern Energy for All.
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15. Goal 8:
Promote Inclusive and Sustainable Economic Growth,
Employment and Decent Work for All.
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16. Goal 9:
Build Resilient Infrastructure, Promote Sustainable
Industrialization and Foster Innovation.
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17. Goal 10:
Reduce Inequality Within and Among Countries.
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18. Goal 11:
Make Cities Inclusive, Safe, Resilient and Sustainable.
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19. Goal 12:
Ensure Sustainable Consumption and Production
Patterns.
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20. Goal 13:
Take Urgent Action to Combat Climate Change and its
Impacts.
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21. Goal 14:
Conserve and Sustainably Use the Oceans, Seas and
Marine resources.
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22. Goal 15:
Sustainably Manage Forests, Combat Desertification,
Halt and Reverse Land Degradation, Halt Biodiversity
Loss.
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23. Goal 16:
Promote Just, Peaceful and Inclusive Societies.
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24. Goal 17:
Revitalize the Global Partnership for Sustainable
Development
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25. Sustainable Development Goals
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– Universality: Policies, Priorities &
procedures for Global, Regional, National
and Local level for Different Stakeholders.
– Integrity: Change in the process of
empowerment and capacity building.
– Transformation: Methodologies,
decision making and implementation tools.

26. Another Way to Look at SDGs
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• The main goals focus on the 5 Ps
– People: the wellbeing of all people
– Planet: protection of the earth’s
ecosystems
– Prosperity: continued economic &
technological growth
– Peace: securing peace
– Partnership: improving international
cooperation
• These five aspects are interdependent,
therefore the SDGs demand integrated
thinking as well as integrated approaches to
achieving the goals.

27. The Focus On People’s
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28. The Focus On Prosperity
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29. The Focus On Planet
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30. The Focus On Peace & Partnership
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31. • Fill data gaps more efficiently, frequently and cost effectively
• Real-time, dynamic, disaggregated data
• Official and non-official data
• Use innovative approaches and range of stakeholder to solve
problems
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Geospatial Data
Privately Held
Data
Open Data
Citizen
Generated Data
Official
Data for
Planning
and
Monitorin
g
More informed and data driven
decision making
Harnessing the Data to Actions
“Data is the Oil of the 21st Century”
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32. Country Data
Roadmaps
Data Architecture,
Products, &
Platforms
Resource
Alignment &
Mobilization
Data Principles &
Protocols
Filling Data Gaps
Data Events & Fora Overall objective:
Stakeholders
in every country have the
best data at the right time
to achieve the
Global Goals
Convening, Connecting, Catalyzing
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• Having accurate data for decision making and policies.
• Supporting and complementing government and civil society
efforts to generate data for statistics for the formal SDG achieving
and monitoring framework.
• Unleashing innovation in production, accessibility and use of real-
time, dynamic, disaggregated data from multiple sources.
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33. What are Data Roadmaps in the Context of the Data
Revolution for Sustainable Development?
• It’s an action plan based on experiences and implementation models with
short and long-term goals for addressing specific data needs and
priorities in regards to SDG implementation.
• A data roadmap is part of an iterative and adaptive planning process
ideally developed by governments at local, subnational or national levels
according to local context and priorities:
– Multi-stakeholder involvement
– Situation assessment
– Priority Mapping
– Data/technology gaps assessment
– Requirements analysis
– Commitments to Action 33
SDG Goals and
Targets
National Plans
and Priorities
Localized
Framework
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34. A Toolbox to Support Subnational and National
Stakeholders
• Many processes are
already in place.
• Tools and methods have
been developed or are
being developed.
• A data roadmap process
acknowledges good
practice, lessons learned,
and tools applied from
peers to inform its
development.
Multi-stakeholder
Situation
Assessment
Priority
Mapping
Gaps
Assessment
Requirements
Analysis
Governance and Leadership
Capacity and Resources
Principles and Standards
Technology, Innovation and Analysis
Roadmap Development Process
OperationalConsiderations
Toolbox
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35. Resources
• Transforming Our World: The 2030 Agenda for
Sustainable Development Available in all UN official
languages http://www.un.org
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www.un.org/sustainabledevelopment/takeaction
Take Actions
UN Communications Campaign 2016
• Comprehensive communications materials in all 6
official UN languages, including the SDG icons, press
releases Website
www.un.org/sustainabledevelopment
• Social media

36. Generic slide
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