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Copyrights© Mohammed bin Rashid School ofGovernment (MBRSG) and the SustainableDevelopment Solutions Network (SDSN).This report has been prepared by researchersat the MBRSG and supported by the SDSNSecretariat as a special World GovernmentSummit 2025 edition.The views expressed, or results presented, inthe report do not necessarily reflect the viewsof any organization, agency or programme ofthe United Nations, the Mohammed Bin RashidSchool of Government, the UAE Government orSDSN Leadership Council Members. The mapsin this report are for illustrative purposes only.Any boundaries or names shown do not implyofficial endorsement or acceptance.Authors:Experts involved in the production ofthe Arab Region SDG Index & Dashboards 2025Report were:•Lama Zakzak(MBRSG)•Keertana Subramani(MBRSG)•Mari Luomi(KAPSARC and MBRSG)•Grayson Fuller(SDSN)•Fadi Salem(MBRSG)•Guillaume Lafortune(SDSN) Acknowledgement:The Authors wouldlike to express their appreciation to, EimanAlmarzooqi (MBRSG), Alyson Marks (SDSN),Ruben Andino (SDSN), and the Policy Researchteam at MBRSG for their vital support andcontributions to the Arab Region SDG Index &Dashboards 2025 Report.Citation:The report should be cited as follows:Zakzak, L., Subramani, K., Luomi, M., Fuller,G., Salem, F. and Lafortune G. (2025).The Arab SDG Index and Dashboards2025: Building Resilience. Dubai andParis: Mohammed bin Rashid School ofGovernment (MBRSG) and SustainableDevelopment Solutions Network (SDSN).The Mohammed bin Rashid School ofGovernment (MBRSG) and SustainableDevelopment Solutions Network (SDSN)reserve all intellectual property and copyrightin this report.Design and Layout by Infographic.lyFor interactive visualization of the Arab SDGIndex and Dashboards 2025, or to download acopy of the dataset and the latest edition of thereport, please visit:www.ArabSDGIndex.comTo contact the Arab SDG Index & Dashboards2025 Report team, email:sustainability.research@mbrsg.ac.ae Table of ContentsSection 1. The Arab SDG Index and DashboardsExecutive SummarySection 5. MethodologySection 3. Country ProfilesSection 4. Indicator ProfilesSection 2. Building Resilience: Insights fromthe Arab SDG Index and Dashboards 2025TopicsMethodological Comparison between the Arab RegionSDG Index 2025 and the Arab Region SDG Index 2023 andthe Global Sustainable Development Report 2024Comparison between the Arab Region SDG Index 2025and the global Sustainable Development Report 2024Thematic Framework: Analysing ResilienceData SelectionIndex MethodDashboard Method (Thresholds, Normalization, Aggregation)TrendsThe IndexThe Results of the Thematic Analysis ofResilience Indicators in the Arab RegionUsing the Index and DashboardsStatus of SDG Achievment in the Arab Region 19513557103291391403214114314314420342223 Building Resiliencefor SustainableDevelopment inthe Arab RegionExecutive Summary 6The Arab region faces increasingly complex crisesthat pose significant and lasting challenges tosustainable development. Conflict, climatechange, and global disruptions continue tocreate new obstacles or exacerbate existingones, threatening progress on the 2030 Agendafor Sustainable Development and the 17Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).Conflict remains one of the major challenges in theArab region, severely impacting progress on theattainment of peace and stability. Its far-reachingconsequences also impede progress on otherdevelopment fronts, including eradicating poverty,reducing inequalities, and combating hunger andrisk reversing gains in health and education.At the same time, climate change is exacerbatingrisks to sustainable development. The Arab regionis among the most vulnerable to climate change,facing rising temperatures, extreme heat, floods,storms, droughts, and erratic precipitationpatterns. These changes create a range of risks,including not only physical damage from climatedisasters but also major social and economicadverse impacts. Compounded with unsustainablemanagement of natural resources, these climatechange impacts pose a direct threat, exacerbatingalready pronounced food insecurity and waterscarcity in the region.Beyond regional challenges, the Arab region isalso navigating the lingering effects of globalcrises, including the COVID-19 pandemic and theeconomic fallout from the war in Ukraine. Thepandemic exacerbated existing socio-economicdisparities, hindering progress toward greater6 Simultaneously, global conflicts have triggered foodprice spikes and economic losses, further impactingeconomic growth and decent work opportunities, as well asresponsible consumption and production patterns.Considering these cascading crises, building resilienceis an imperative. This edition of the Arab SDG Index andDashboards places resilience at the forefront, emphasizingthe urgent need for societies, economies, and ecosystemsto adapt and flourish amidst current and future challenges.Building resilience through regional and global partnershipsis crucial for maintaining momentum toward achieving th