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Sustainable Development Goals with a focus on SDG7

Sustainable Development Goals with a focus on SDG7. Claire Morel, Statistics Programme Manager – IEA for EU4Energy. Energy statistics national meeting, Chisinau, November 27 th , 2018. IEA. Overview. SDGs and SDG7 How is SDG7 monitored Key message: t he policy need for data.

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Sustainable Development Goals with a focus on SDG7

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  1. Sustainable Development Goalswith a focus on SDG7 Claire Morel, Statistics ProgrammeManager – IEA for EU4Energy Energy statistics national meeting, Chisinau, November 27th, 2018 IEA

  2. Overview • SDGs and SDG7 • How is SDG7 monitored • Key message: the policy need for data

  3. Energy has its own goal (SDG7) and is also very linked to other goals SDG 3.9: Substantially reduce the number of deaths and illnesses from hazardous chemicals and air, water and soil pollution and contamination SDG 7: Ensure access to affordable, reliable, sustainable and modern energy for all SDG 13: Take urgent action to combat climate change and its impacts SDG 17: Revitalize the global partnership for sustainable development (including capacity building and data monitoring and accountability)

  4. How is SDG7 monitored?

  5. How are SDGs monitored? • At the global level, the 17 Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) and all their targets are monitored through a set of global indicators. • The global indicator framework was developed by the Inter Agency Expert Group (IAEG-SDGs: Chief statisticians from Member States), and agreed on by the UN Statistical Commission. • Governments will also develop their own national indicators to assist in monitoring progress made on the goals and targets.

  6. SDG7: Ensure access to affordable, reliable, sustainable & modern energy for all These four indicators have been classified “Tier 1”: good methods/good data

  7. UN Secretary General report High-level monitoring tool to inform policy Energy statistics contribute

  8. Global progress towards the energy targets https://www.iea.org/sdg/ Electricity, renewables, efficiency: need to ramp-up further; Clean cooking not on track

  9. The policy need for data What data do we need? SDG links with national policies and data needs for monitoring

  10. An opportunity to enhance data capacity globally Better tracking requires enhanced data collection capacity across countries

  11. Key messages on tracking SDG7 and data needs SDG7 is raising profile of energy statistics globally – through a coherent framework that optimises use of available data (e.g. energy balances) Tracking SDG7 progress requires complete data (good basic statistics) on all energy sources, improved data on access, renewable sources (biofuels, solar PV, …) and efficiency improvements. At national level: cooperation across institutions working on energy domain (policy + statistics) is essential, and leveraging on existing resources National Statistical Offices play a very important role (e.g. energy surveys; linking energy to other domains; facilitating communication across institutions).

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