Three challenges for the World Bank’s Commission on Global Poverty
This blog is written by Chris Hoy, Independent Consultant – Economics and International Development Next month, the World Bank’s Commission on Global Poverty will release…
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5 steps towards implementing the SDGs
SDGs indicators: what are they and why do they matter?
Through Aditi’s eyes: The importance of early grade assessment in tracking children’s learning
Are more sustainable societies happier?
SDGs resources round-up
Tracking progress towards learning for all by 2030 in Pakistan
Will gender equality promises be kept? Accountability and the 2030 Agenda
SDGs resources round-up
Leaving no one behind in the SDGs: greater coordination and coherence is required
This blog is written by Nick Corby, Head of Influencing, Impact and Learning at Leonard Cheshire Disability Countless New Year’s resolutions fizzle out at this…
Sustainable Development indicators risk ignoring most peoples’ justice problems
This blog is written by Peter Chapman, a program officer working on law and development with the Open Society Justice Initiative A few days ago we…
SDGs resources round-up
PBL: Sustainable Development Goals in the Netherlands – building blocks for environmental policy for 2030. In this report PBL Netherlands Environmental Assessment Agency analyses the…
SDGs resources round-up
Olav Kjørven: The unlikely journey to the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development. This commentary offers a personal account of the MDG and SDG processes, including…
Conventional vs new approaches to poverty reduction – what leave no one behind brings to the party
This blog is written by Elizabeth Stuart, Research Fellow and Team Leader, Sustainable Development Goals, Overseas Development Institute Last week at ODI we hosted a…
SDGs resources round-up
Alainna Lynch, Tom Berliner and Chiara Mariotti (ODI): Who is being left behind in sub-Saharan Africa? An illustration in Benin and Nigeria. This paper,…
The unlikely journey to the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development
This piece is written by Olav Kjørven, Director of Public Partnerships at UNICEF. It is the first in a series aimed at capturing the inside story…
Do international agreements on social development make a difference?
This post is written by Moizza B Sarwar, Research Officer at the Overseas Development Institute, and first appeared on itaintnecessarilyso.org International development lore holds that…
Identifying the left behind in health care: lessons from Northern Nigeria
This piece is written by Tony Klouda, Independent Consultant and external Technical Adviser to the PRRINN-MNCH programme, and Cathy Green, Health and Social Development Consultant, Health Partners…
Trickle-down is dead: the world wants fair taxes
This blog is written by Lilianne Ploumen, Minister for Foreign Trade and Development Cooperation, the Netherlands. It is adapted from a speech delivered at the Overseas…
$1 billion to leave no one behind: your responses
Leaving no one behind in global development is an aspiration few could deny is worthy. But as we enter the second month of the Sustainable Development…
SDGs indicators: more about politics than statistics
This blog is written by Jan Vandemoortele, Co-architect of the MDGs and critical friend of the SDGs. Read his previous articles for deliver2030.org here. Statistics can…
How to leave no one behind: a workable plan for ambitious aims
This blog is written by Elizabeth Stuart, Team Leader, Sustainable Development Goals, Overseas Development Institute. It first appeared on ODI comment History and literature…
SDGs resources round-up
James Michel: Beyond Aid: The Integration of Sustainable Development in a Coherent International Agenda. This report describes complex challenges facing effective implementation of the SDG…
Promising the world: human rights, accountability, and the SDGs
This blog by Kate Donald, Director of CESR’s Human Rights in Development Program, was originally published by the Health and Human Rights Journal. From…
Update on global SDG indicator framework
This post is written by Elizabeth Lockwood, CBM Representative at the United Nations in New York. It first appeared on the CBM International blog. On 28…