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Webinar on Goals and Targets in the OWG Context

Webinar on Goals and Targets in the OWG Context. Simon Hoiberg Olsen Institute for Global Environmental Strategies (IGES ) olsen@iges.or.jp. Outline. Some information about IGES Mission and Vision The IRF: Who, what and why? Mission and Vision

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Webinar on Goals and Targets in the OWG Context

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  1. Webinar on Goals and Targets in the OWG Context Simon Hoiberg Olsen Institute for Global Environmental Strategies (IGES) olsen@iges.or.jp www.irf2015.org

  2. Outline • Some information about IGES • Mission and Vision • The IRF: Who, what and why? • Mission and Vision • Focus Issues: Integrated approach, universality, • Guidance for designing an integrated goal framework • Criteria for targets • Key considerations on transformation? www.irf2015.org

  3. About IGES • Independent and not-for-profit organization dedicated to environmental policy research. • Launched in 1998 by the Government of Japan. • IGES undertakes practical and solution-oriented research focusing on Asia Pacific: • to develop innovative policy approaches; • propose policies to achieve sustainable development in the region and beyond; • IGES aims to act as a change agent, promoting the global transition towards a sustainable society. • Also active in supporting a number of global policy processes like those on the SDGs www.irf2015.org

  4. Some more details • IGES HQ (Japan) works on: • Climate and Energy (CE) • Sustainable Consumption and Production (SCP) • Natural Resources and Ecosystem Services (NRE) • Green Economy (GE) • Integrated Policies for Sustainable Societies (IPSS) • Two satellite offices in Japan are also working on: • Business and Environment (Kansai Research Centre) • Sustainable Cities (Kitakyushu Urban Centre) • IGES also hosts IPCC’s Technical Support Unit, Asia-Pacific Network for Global Change Research known or APN, and Japanese Center for International studies in Ecology, JISE. • We have two overseas operations: • Beijing Office • Bangkok Regional Centre (BRC) www.irf2015.org

  5. The Independent Research Forum Critical thinking for a post MDG world 11 international research institutions working together to provide analysis and debate. www.irf2015.org

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  7. What we do IRF2015 provides an independent source of critical thinking, integrated analysis and awareness-raising on Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) and the post-2015 development agenda. We combine expertise across the economic, social and environmental dimensions of development. www.irf2015.org

  8. Why we do it We aim to create a compelling, practicaland solution-oriented vision of well-being for people and the Earth by offering expert advice on sustainable development that is useful to the following key groups: • UN bodies • National governments • Local government • Civil society • Business www.irf2015.org

  9. Key issues Recent IRF work has focused on: - ‘Unpacking’ key concepts - Principles and approaches to forging an integrated and universal Goal framework - Universality and differentiation - The integrated approach - Criteria for goals and targets - Creating a transformative goal framework www.irf2015.org

  10. Recent collaborations IRF2015 works with other organisations and networks to achieve our aims. Recently we have: • Convened 3 informal retreats for key government and UN representatives to: • increase mutual understanding and • think through ways that the new Goals can be formulated. • Worked with government representatives to develop analytical thinking on key post-2015 concepts, including: • what a ‘universal goal set’ can mean in practice, and • how the principle of ‘common but differentiated responsibilities’ (CBDR) might be applied to the new Goals. www.irf2015.org

  11. Guidance for Designing an Integrated Global Goal Framework:A Synthesis www.irf2015.org

  12. GLOBAL / REGIONAL LEVEL Means of implementation Global goals, targets and indicators Policy and investment frameworks Measuring progress Vision: Poverty eradication and sustainable development Monitoring and reporting frameworks Towards a Transformative Post-2015 Development Agenda National goals, targets andindicators Policy and investment frameworks Monitoring and reporting frameworks NATIONAL / LOCAL LEVEL www.irf2015.org

  13. Towards a Transformative Post-2015 Development Agenda Integrated Universal Transformative www.irf2015.org

  14. An Integrated Approach to Goals and Targets Integrated goal framework: * Synergies and trade-offs: (i) across targets; (ii) with other goal areas www.irf2015.org

  15. MDGs SDGs Unpacking ‘universality’ in the context of the post 2015 development agenda www.irf2015.org

  16. Applying a Universality Lens to Goals and Targets Universal goal framework: * In terms of: (i) country relevance; (ii) policy and other actions www.irf2015.org

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  18. Defining Goals and Targets www.irf2015.org

  19. Key considerations indeveloping targets Ensuring targets are ‘well-designed: • Quantitative • Time-bound • Ambitious • Attainable • Policy-relevant www.irf2015.org

  20. Key considerations indeveloping targets Targets that can be implemented and measured: • Based on available data • Incorporating new data • Comparable to a baseline • Defined (or able to be defined) at country level • Can be disaggregated amongst sub-groups • Assessed globally • Cost-effective www.irf2015.org

  21. Assessing transformative potentialof targets and goals Levers of change: • Technology innovation and transfer • Develop regional cooperation mechanisms • Empower women and marginalized peoples • Ensure equitable access and opportunity for all • Invest in human capabilities • Adopt inclusive economic growth strategies • Optimize social and environmental co-benefits of economic activity www.irf2015.org

  22. Assessing transformative potentialof targets and goals Levers of change: • Create decent jobs and promote small/micro enterprise development • Include natural resource values in accounting systems • Use resources efficiently • Halt depletion and degradation of natural resources • Facilitate participatory and democratic governance • Ensure accountability and transparency • Integrate development planning and policy – horizontal (across sectors) and vertical (local to global www.irf2015.org

  23. Assessing transformative potential of targets and goals www.irf2015.org

  24. Contact us For any enquiries, please contact: Peter Hazlewood World Resources Institute Office:  +1 (202) 729-7887 Email:  phazlewood@wri.org www.irf2015.org twitter.com/IRF2015 www.irf2015.org

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