Learning Efforts on the Post-2015 Development Agenda

Amina Mohammed

December 2014

New Universal Agenda

International Community and UN to be “fit for purpose”

Innovative, agile, inclusive

and results-oriented

Guided by universal

human rights and

international norms

Overcoming silos and fragmentation

and working effectively with

partners

Headquarters and Field Offices to understand the

implications and evolution of the on-going Post-2015 Sustainable Development Planning

Process

Enrich nature of UN support to Member

States at all levels as they shape and

implement the next development agenda

Global Sustainable Development Agenda

Global Sustainable

Development Agenda

Promote ownership by making the process open, inclusive and transparent to as many stakeholders as possible

Forge new connections between people, entrepreneurs and decision-makers

National policy action and right enabling environment that enables people to enjoy empowered, dignified, secure, and resilient livelihoods

Leaders to take action to create conditions for a more equitable, healthier, and safer world.

2015 is the Year for Global Action

Summit in September 2015

• Ambitious agenda

• Aim to achieve lasting results

• Improve lives and prosperity

• Protecting the planet

“Sustainable development as the core and poverty eradication as the highest priority”

Secretary-General’s Message

We must commit to a universal approach

Integrate sustainability

Address inequalities in all areas

Ensure all actions advance human rights

Address the drivers of Climate Change and its consequences

Base our analysis on credible evidence and data

Expand our global partnership

Synthesis Report

6 Essential Elements to Communicate SDGs

Deliver on the Development Agenda

Continue to work with governments, civil society, business and other partners, to deliver, implement and monitor to deliver, implement and monitor tangible actions that will transform societies, economies and livelihoods;

Deepen the thinking of the position of the United Nations longer term positioning of the United Nations Development System;

Explore the linkages between alignment of functions, funding practices, governance structures, capacity and impact, partnership approaches and organizational arrangements.