The Pledge that “No One will be left behind” suggest the SDG will be
“All Inclusive, All Embracing and Ambitious” and will be “People Centred”. This
underline urgent need for “One Worldwide Approach” recommended in the Synthesis
Report to be selected without delay. Implementing SDG in practice should help
Overhaul Decayed Sub-national, National and International Systems; Link
Disconnect between what is happening at UN Headquarters New York with what is
happening in Local Communities in each of the 193 UN Member States and Fill
Gaps in Policy, Program, Project Interventions in each of the 17 / 21 SDG.
It is pertinent to note
that How questions were not answered in Synthesis Report released 4 December
2014 and Data Revolution Report released 6 November 2014.
This is one of the
major reasons why 6 / 7 months after issues already addressed in these two important
Reports are still causing division among Stakeholders in the Post 2015 and FfD
Processes. This act of omission or commission needs to be avoided through
delivery of Post 2015 and FfD Outcome Documents that answer How questions and
in ways that effectively
address how governments will constructively engage with all relevant stakeholders
at subnational, national and international levels in the implementation of the
Action Agenda in each of the 17 / 21 SDG.
It is pertinent to note further
that critical principles of “Transparency, Accountability and Participation,
TAP; Evaluation, Learning and Results, ELR and Means of Implementation, MOI as
One” needs to be deployed within “One Worldwide Approach with “Local Context if
above issues are to be addressed in ways that ensure increasing convergence
between Final Push to achieve MDG by 2015 and Post 2015 Development Agenda
Vision Intention and Reality.
Please find link to
Statement by ISPE / EAG including specific text suggestions for the Post 2015
Outcome Document.
If you require some clarification or
additional information, please send email to:-
Lanre
Rotimi
International
Society for Poverty Elimination, ISPE /
Economic
Alliance Group
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