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Measuring What Matters: UC San Diego Students Build Sustainable Development Dashboard for Baja California

Measuring What Matters: UC San Diego Students Build Sustainable Development Dashboard for Baja California Teresa Yacamán & Roberto Hernández Rodríguez For more information: sdgpolicyinitiative.org/baja-california-sdg/ Turning SDGs into Local Action: The Baja California Dashboard From Global Goals to Local Tools The Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) have become a global benchmark for

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Mapeo de Inversiones ODS – Paraguay

Análisis del progreso de Paraguay en el cumplimiento de los ODS, enfocado en el área de investigación y desarrollo. Se proponen recomendaciones para impulsar la participación del sector privado, establecer incentivos, fortalecer los marcos institucionales y mejorar los programas de capacitación de capital humano. El proyecto “Mapeo de Inversiones ODS”

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Financing SDGs in Paraguay

Assessing Paraguay’s progress toward achieving the SDGs with a focus on research and development, along with recommendations to increase private sector participation and incentives, strengthen institutional frameworks, and improve human capital training programs. The Financing SDGs Project in Paraguay aimed to assess the country’s progress toward achieving the Sustainable Development

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Mapping the Intersection of Poverty, Race and COVID-19

The disproportionate impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on low-income and disadvantaged counties across the United States shows the need for advancing sustainable development across the country. With the 17 Sustainable Development Goals, the 193 members of the United Nations agreed on ending poverty in all forms globally, ensuring healthy lives,

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