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    This document discusses measuring progress toward the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). It notes that the most transformational development programs are often the hardest to measure, while easily measured programs tend to be less impactful. The document then outlines several countries' efforts to measure "Tier 3" SDG indicators that are not yet well defined, and develop new methodologies for assessment. It also discusses using alternative data sources like big data to better understand living standards. The challenges of ensuring data leads to appropriate action are raised.

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    This document discusses measuring progress toward the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). It notes that the most transformational development programs are often the hardest to measure, while easily measured programs tend to be less impactful. The document then outlines several countries' efforts to measure "Tier 3" SDG indicators that are not yet well defined, and develop new methodologies for assessment. It also discusses using alternative data sources like big data to better understand living standards. The challenges of ensuring data leads to appropriate action are raised.

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    SDG Data: Indicators and Beyond

    @AlexOprunenco
    XX vs XXI century statistics
    Measuring the Unmeasured
    Data that is timely and relevant

    Those development programs that are most


    precisely and easily measured are the least
    transformational,
    and those programs that are most
    transformational are the least measurable

    Andrew Natsios
    Measuring the Tier 3 SDG Indicators

    MOLDOVA
    Test new methodologies for
    KYRGYZSTAN
    SDG indicators: SDG indicators: measuring Tier III SDG indicators
    16.6.2, 16.5.1, 11.a.1
    ALBANIA 16.5.1, 16.5.2
    SDG indicators:
    MACEDONIA
    Provide input into global discussions
    8.9.2, 11.7.1, 12.5.1 INDIA
    SDG indicators:
    SDG indicators:
    on SDG measurement
    11.4.1M 11.7.1, 12.C.1
    TUNISIA
    SDG indicators: Develop guidance to COs in exploring
    EGYPT
    SDG indicators:
    alternative measurement
    6.3.1, 6.4.1 methodologies
    SUDAN
    SDG indicator:
    PAKISTAN
    16.6.2 SDG indicators:

    International Partners
    2.4.1, 6.3.2, 16.7.1

    MALDIVES
    SDG indicators:
    11.6.2, 16.5.1, 16.5.2, 16.6.2

    BOTSWANA
    SDG indicators:
    Using Big Data for Living Standard Index
    Challenges for the future?
    Overcoming data leads to action fallacy:
    Data explains (lack of) action
    Challenges for the future: How data can empower?
    THANK YOU!!!

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