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Overview

Austria's second Voluntary National Review (VNR) for 2024 presents a comprehensive assessment of the nation's progress in implementing the United Nations' Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). This analysis aims to provide an overview of Austria's performance, identify key challenges, and suggest lessons for other countries based on the VNR's findings.

Key areas for attention

  1. Strengthening multi-stakeholder engagement to foster a diverse range of ideas and projects.
  2. Enhancing data-driven decision-making by addressing data gaps and improving data accessibility.
  3. Mobilizing financial resources for SDG initiatives, including public and private investments.

Progress and measurement

Austria has demonstrated progress in several areas, including:

  1. Health: Initiatives to improve health outcomes, particularly in vulnerable populations.
  2. Education: Continued focus on enhancing educational quality and promoting lifelong learning opportunities.
  3. Energy: Expansion of renewable energy sources and the promotion of energy transition.

Austria's VNR 2024 underscores the nation's commitment to the SDGs, highlighting both achievements and areas requiring further action. The report provides a roadmap for continued progress and offers valuable insights for other countries in their SDG implementation journeys.

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  • SDGs Completion % 48
  • SDGs On-Track % 29
  • SDGs Achieved % 18
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Key Dates and Figures
  1. Austria's ranking in the "Sustainable Development Report 2023" as the 5th out of 166 countries.
  2. The establishment of climate-neutral goals by 2040.
  3. The increase in international climate financing and humanitarian aid.
Country Focal Point

Klaus Steiner
Deputy Head of Department, Development Cooperation of the EU and the UN

Location

Austrian Chancellery in Vienna, Ballhausplatz 2, Vienna, 1010, Austria

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Region
  • Austria
  • Europe
SDGs World Progress: Achieved
  • SDG1
  • SDG2
  • SDG6
SDGs World Progress: On-Track
  • SDG7
  • SDG3
  • SDG4
  • SDG8
  • SDG16
SDGs World Progress: Moderately Off-Track
  • SDG5
  • SDG13
  • SDG9
  • SDG10
  • SDG11
  • SDG17
SDGs World Progress: No Progress
  • SDG14
Country Challenges
  1. Economic Transformation: Addressing unemployment and fostering economic growth that benefits all segments of society.
  2. Infrastructure Development: Investing in modern infrastructure to support industrial growth and innovation.
  3. Inequality: Reducing disparities in income and service access, especially between urban and rural regions.
World Challenges
  • Infrastructure Development
  • Inequality
  • Economic Transformation
Country Lessons Learned
  1. Inclusive Policy-making: Austria's approach to involving various stakeholders in policy development can serve as a model for inclusive governance.
  2. Sustainability Integration: The integration of SDGs into national policies and strategies is crucial for effective implementation.
  3. Data-Driven Strategies: Emphasizing the importance of robust data collection and analysis for informed policy decisions.
World Lessons Learned
  • Inclusive Policies
  • Sustainability Integration
  • Data Strategy

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