可持续发展目标在行动@WGS16议程

8-10 February 2015 SDGs in Action @ WGS2016The World Government SummitFeb 8 – 10, 2016Dubai, United Arab EmiratesIn September 2015, 193 UN Member States and world leaders gathered in New York at the UNSustainable Development Summit to endorse the set of new Sustainable Development Goals(SDGs) for the next 15 years. The scope and ambition of the SDGs are greater than anythingthat the international community has ever attempted before, and rightly so. The SDGs aim totransform our world and leave no one behind, while also ensuring the future of our planet.The World Government Summit (WGS) 2016, hosted in Dubai, the United Arab Emirates onFebruary 8 to 10, 2016, is one of the first global events in 2016 following the adoption of theSDGs. The WGS focus on the future of governments and the trends that are shaping the globalagenda. Its focus, as well as the high-level attendance of government and development leadersfrom all over the world, makes the WGS2016 a unique platform to discuss the next steps on theimplementation of the 2030 global agenda.The SDGs in Action @ WGS2016 is a three-day program on the sidelines of WGS that bringstogether leaders from governments, international organization, policy makers, experts,academics, youth, social influencers and private sector representatives.The participantswill produce high-level recommendations and announce initiatives that will contribute to theimplementation of the SDGs globally, regionally and at the national level. Discussions will focuson the two key implementation elements of monitoring, reporting and financing of the SDGs.All sessions are byinvitation onlyand will be held at Mina al Salam hotel except for February 10,where the outcome will be presented in Medinet Jumeirah. On February 8, following the reportback session, a reception will be hosted by the UAE Ministry of International Cooperation andDevelopment Three Day ProgramSustainable Development Goals ProgramScene SettingClusters DiscussionOutcome PanelFebruary8, 201610:30 – 12:0017:00 – 19:30Setting theSceneMonitoring andReporting•Countryexperienceon nationalimplementation• GlobalChallenges onMonitoring,Reporting andFinancing• DefiningSuccessfulOutcomesPlenarySessionFebruary9, 201617:00 – 19:30Global Financing•Recommendations•WGS as annual•AnnouncementDateTimeThemeIssues forDiscussionFormatDiscussion in6 clusters+ report back plenary session•Progress and challenges to date•What are the priorities for 2016and beyond? 10:30 – 12:00Outcometo globaldiscussions,including UN HighLevel PoliticalForumplatform for SDGsof UAE, regional& internationalinitiativesPlenary Session inmain venue Cluster StructureThe two-day interactive discussions will be formed of two parts:1.Clusters DiscussionHigh-level participants will split into six clusters on related SDGs led by a facilitator percluster, to discuss the progress and challenges to date around data, monitoring andreporting and financing the implementation of the SDGs. The clusters will also identifythe priorities for the next 12 months and beyond, and put forward key initiatives thatare needed to move this agenda forward. Individuals will be invited to specific clustersaccording to their area of expertise in advance, along with a briefing pack containingguiding questions.Beehive ClustersCluster 1: Poverty and InequalitySDG1, SDG10Cluster 2: Health, Education and GenderSDG3, SDG4, SDG5Cluster 3: Food, Water and EnergySDG2, SDG6, SDG7Cluster 4: Growth, Employment and InnovationSDG8, SDG9Cluster 5: Climate, Ocean and BiodiversitySDG13, SDG14, SDG15Cluster 6: Sustainable Consumption and Human SettlementsSDG11, SDG12Note:These six clusters have been merely set to aid in the delivery of more streamlineddiscussions at WGS2016. They should not be interpreted as the UAE-recommendedgrouping. SDG 17 is covered under the financing interactive discussion, while SDG 16 isconsidered as cross-cutting and thus not included in a specific cluster. Climate changeis also a cross-cutting issue, but have been clustered with environmental goals tofacilitate focused discussion.Expectedclusterparticipants:around12individualsperclusterincludingrepresentativesfrom government, international organizations, private sector, bilateral and multilateraldevelopment agencies, foundations, academia, youth, influencers, etc.2.Reporting BackFollowing discussions, each cluster will report back in concluding plenary session on thekey recommendations emerging from the discussions. The audience might offer theirviews on the recommendations, how to insure consistency across them, and how totake them forward. I.Setting the Scene (February 8, 2016)This session will set the scene for the full The SDGs in Action @ WGS2016 program. It ismeant to provide the context for the participants and to have broad discussions on expectedoutcomes: the adoption of SDGs at the September 2015 Summit, the agenda moving forwardand the key milestones for 2016 and beyond.It will start with short introductory remarks by the leader