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Progressing national SDGs implementation

Wednesday, January 30, 2019

This is the third edition of a regular report, assessing voluntary national reviews (VNR). This edition focuses on the 2018 VNRs.

It highlights best practice, provides recommendations and suggests ideas for progressing on the Sustainable Development Goals.

Resource type: report

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