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Opening address from Statistics Sweden to the Oslo Group meeting in Stockholm May 2017

Opening address from Statistics Sweden to the Oslo Group meeting in Stockholm May 2017. Viveka Palm Deputy Director Regions and Environment, Statistics Sweden Adjunct professor KTH, Stockholm Member of IAEG-SDG, The Inter- A gency Expert G roup for the Sustainable Development Goals.

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Opening address from Statistics Sweden to the Oslo Group meeting in Stockholm May 2017

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  1. Opening address from Statistics Sweden to the Oslo Group meeting in Stockholm May 2017 Viveka Palm Deputy Director Regions and Environment, Statistics Sweden Adjunct professor KTH, Stockholm Memberof IAEG-SDG, The Inter-Agency Expert Group for the SustainableDevelopmentGoals

  2. Welcome! • Thankyou for coming to us in Sweden withthis meeting and yourexperience and knowledge! • Collaboration is key to retrieve relevant energy data and to disseminate and communicate it well. • Statistics Sweden have taken note of and benefited from discussions and outputs from the Oslo groupsince it started in 2005. • Energy statisticsareneeded to understand many social, environmental and economicchallenges. • Wesee it as a cornerstonestatistic in the integratedfollowupof agenda 2030.

  3. Sweden’s national follow up and involvement in Agenda 2030 • First national reporting15th ofApril (in Swedish). • This is to be able to produce a statistical annex for the HLPF(highlevelpolitical forum) this summer. • Worknowcontinues, to make plans for the indicatorsthatare not readilyavailable. • Also to suggestways to make an integratedassessment of Agenda 2030 on how the 17 goalsinteract by connecting data sets.

  4. The 17 SDG goals Basic human needs • Poverty • Agriculture, food security • Health • Education • Gender • Water • Energy • Growth and employment • Infrastructure and innovation • Inequality • Cities • Sustainable production and consumption • Climate change • Marine areas • Land degradation and biodiversity loss • Peace, justice • Governance – including statistical capacity Economy Environment Society

  5. Global report • Global indicators (51) • UNSD July 2016 • Global databasehttp://unstats.un.org/sdgs/indicators/database/

  6. Report on goal 12, Sustainableproduction and consumption • To show how system ofenvironmentaleconomicsaccounts (SEEA) canbe used to linkenvironment and economy • To saywhere data can be found – energy is key • To suggestcapacitybuildingstrategy • http://www.scb.se/Statistik/_Publikationer/MI1301_2015A01_BR_MI71BR1605.pdf

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