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Indicators of peace and development
The Global Goals displayed in Spanish on the windows at Panama City Tocumen International Airport. Photo: Shutterstock
In September 2015, a new development agenda was enshrined in the SDGs. With an aim to leave no one behind, the 17 SDGs succeeded the Millennium Development Goals as the world’s agenda for development for the next 15 years. SDG16 will be reviewed in 2019 at the UN High-Level Political Forum. SIPRI contributes to improve the measuring and monitoring of SDG indicators through the following research activities:
- Report on the Virtual Network for the Development of Indicators for Goal 16
- Tracking progress on identified SDG indicators: ensuring no G7+ country is left behind
- Comparative analysis of SDGs and PSGs (Peacebuilding and Statebuilding Goals)
- The Global Registry of Violent Deaths (GReVD), forthcoming