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The Sustainable Development Report 2023 evaluates Finland's advancement towards the SDGs using various indicators.
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- Finland is an OECD member
- The Sustainable Development Report assesses countries' progress towards achieving the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)
- The report includes indicators for various SDGs such as poverty, hunger, health, education, gender equality, clean water and sanitation, clean energy, economic growth, industry and innovation, reduced inequalities, sustainable cities, responsible consumption and production, climate action, life below water, life on land, peace and justice, and partnerships for the goals
- The report provides rankings, interactive maps, country profiles, and data exploration tools
- The data in the report is based on the publication "Implementing the SDG Stimulus" by Sachs et al. (2023)
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The Sustainable Development Report 2023 assesses Finland's progress in achieving the SDGs across multiple indicators.
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The Sustainable Development Report 2023 evaluates Finland's progress in achieving the SDGs. Indicators cover poverty, hunger, maternal and neonatal mortality, education, gender equality, clean water and sanitation, energy, economic growth, industry and innovation, reduced inequalities, sustainable cities, responsible consumption and production, climate action, and marine and terrestrial life. The report aids policymakers and stakeholders in tracking progress and identifying areas for improvement.
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The Sustainable Development Report 2023 assesses countries' progress in achieving the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), using data from the publication "Implementing the SDG Stimulus" by Sachs et al. For Finland, the report includes indicators for various SDGs. These include poverty rates and ratios, hunger prevalence, maternal and neonatal mortality rates, education participation rates, gender equality measures, clean water and sanitation indicators, energy access and consumption, economic growth indicators, industry and innovation measures, reduced inequalities, sustainable cities and communities indicators, responsible consumption and production measures, climate action indicators, marine and terrestrial life indicators. The report aims to provide policymakers and stakeholders with information to track progress towards the SDGs and identify areas for improvement.
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The Sustainable Development Report 2023 offers a global assessment of countries' progress in achieving the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). It complements the official SDG indicators and voluntary national reviews. The report is based on data from the publication "Implementing the SDG Stimulus" by Sachs, J.D., Lafortune, G., Fuller, G., and Drumm, E.
For Finland, the report includes indicators for various SDGs. In SDG 1: No poverty, indicators include poverty headcount ratios at different income levels and poverty rates after taxes and transfers. In SDG 2: Zero hunger, indicators include prevalence of undernourishment, stunting, wasting in children under 5 years old, obesity, cereal yield, and sustainable nitrogen management index.
In SDG 3: Good health and well-being, indicators include maternal and neonatal mortality rates, under-5 mortality rate, tuberculosis and new HIV infections incidence, death rates from cardiovascular disease and other chronic diseases, life expectancy at birth, and adolescent fertility rate. SDG 4: Quality education indicators include participation rate in pre-primary organized learning, net primary enrollment rate, lower secondary completion rate, literacy rate, tertiary educational attainment, PISA score, and variation in science performance explained by socio-economic status.
For SDG 5: Gender equality, indicators include demand for family planning satisfied by modern methods, female-to-male mean years of education received, female-to-male labor force participation rate, seats held by women in national parliament, and gender wage gap. In SDG 6: Clean water and sanitation, indicators include population using basic drinking water and sanitation services, freshwater withdrawal, anthropogenic wastewater treatment, scarce water consumption embodied in imports, and population using safely managed water and sanitation services.
SDG 7: Affordable and clean energy indicators include population with access to electricity and clean fuels for cooking, CO emissions from fuel combustion, and renewable energy share in total final energy consumption. SDG 8: Decent work and economic growth indicators include adjusted GDP growth, victims of modern slavery, adults with access to financial institutions, fundamental labor rights, fatal work-related accidents embodied in imports, employment-to-population ratio, and youth not in employment, education, or training (NEET).
SDG 9: Industry, innovation and infrastructure indicators include rural population with access to all-season roads, internet usage, mobile broadband subscriptions, logistics performance index, Times Higher Education Universities Ranking score, articles published in academic journals, expenditure on research and development, researchers, triadic patent families filed, and gap in internet access by income.
In SDG 10: Reduced inequalities, indicators include Gini coefficient, Palma ratio, and elderly poverty rate. SDG 11: Sustainable cities and communities indicators include proportion of urban population living in slums, PM2.5 concentration, access to improved water source and public transport, population with rent overburden, and proportion of population with access to points of interest within a 15-minute walk.
SDG 12: Responsible consumption and production indicators include electronic waste, emissions of sulfur dioxide and nitrogen, exports of plastic waste, and non-recycled municipal solid waste. SDG 13: Climate action indicators include CO emissions from fossil fuel combustion and cement production, emissions embodied in imports and exports, and carbon pricing score.
For SDG 14: Life below water indicators include protected marine areas, ocean health index score, fish stocks status, fish caught by trawling or dredging, fish discards, and marine biodiversity threats embodied in imports. In SDG 15: Life on land indicators include protected terrestrial and freshwater areas, Red List Index of species survival, permanent deforestation, and biodiversity threats embodied in imports.
The report provides vital information for policymakers and stakeholders to track progress towards the SDGs and identify areas that require attention and improvement.
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The Sustainable Development Report 2023 provides a global assessment of countries' progress towards achieving the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). It serves as a complement to the official SDG indicators and voluntary national reviews. The report is based on data from the publication "Implementing the SDG Stimulus" by Sachs, J.D., Lafortune, G., Fuller, G., and Drumm, E.
The report includes indicators for various SDGs. For Finland, some of the indicators and key points are as follows:
SDG 1: No poverty - Indicators include poverty headcount ratios at different income levels and poverty rates after taxes and transfers.
SDG 2: Zero hunger - Indicators include prevalence of undernourishment, stunting, wasting in children under 5 years of age, and obesity. Other indicators include cereal yield and sustainable nitrogen management index.
SDG 3: Good health and well-being - Indicators include maternal and neonatal mortality rates, under-5 mortality rate, incidence of tuberculosis and new HIV infections, death rates due to cardiovascular disease and other chronic diseases, life expectancy at birth, and adolescent fertility rate.
SDG 4: Quality education - Indicators include participation rate in pre-primary organized learning, net primary enrollment rate, lower secondary completion rate, literacy rate, tertiary educational attainment, PISA score, and variation in science performance explained by socio-economic status.
SDG 5: Gender equality - Indicators include demand for family planning satisfied by modern methods, female-to-male mean years of education received, female-to-male labor force participation rate, seats held by women in national parliament, and gender wage gap.
SDG 6: Clean water and sanitation - Indicators include population using basic drinking water and sanitation services, freshwater withdrawal, anthropogenic wastewater treatment, scarce water consumption embodied in imports, and population using safely managed water and sanitation services.
SDG 7: Affordable and clean energy - Indicators include population with access to electricity and clean fuels for cooking, CO emissions from fuel combustion, and renewable energy share in total final energy consumption.
SDG 8: Decent work and economic growth - Indicators include adjusted GDP growth, victims of modern slavery, adults with access to financial institutions, fundamental labor rights, fatal work-related accidents embodied in imports, employment-to-population ratio, and youth not in employment, education or training (NEET).
SDG 9: Industry, innovation and infrastructure - Indicators include rural population with access to all-season roads, internet usage, mobile broadband subscriptions, logistics performance index, Times Higher Education Universities Ranking score, articles published in academic journals, expenditure on research and development, researchers, triadic patent families filed, and gap in internet access by income.
SDG 10: Reduced inequalities - Indicators include Gini coefficient, Palma ratio, and elderly poverty rate.
SDG 11: Sustainable cities and communities - Indicators include proportion of urban population living in slums, PM2.5 concentration, access to improved water source and public transport, population with rent overburden, and proportion of population with access to points of interest within a 15-minute walk.
SDG 12: Responsible consumption and production - Indicators include electronic waste, emissions of sulfur dioxide and nitrogen, exports of plastic waste, and non-recycled municipal solid waste.
SDG 13: Climate action - Indicators include CO emissions from fossil fuel combustion and cement production, emissions embodied in imports and exports, and carbon pricing score.
SDG 14: Life below water - Indicators include protected marine areas, ocean health index score, fish stocks status, fish caught by trawling or dredging, fish discards, and marine biodiversity threats embodied in imports.
SDG 15: Life on land - Indicators include protected terrestrial and freshwater areas, Red List Index of species survival, permanent deforestation, and biodiversity threats embodied in imports.
SDG 16: Peace, justice and strong