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Abstract

Follow-up and review systems and processes promote transparency and accountability by providing information on the results of programmes to implement the SDGs. They also contribute to enhancing SDG implementation by informing policymaking and facilitating learning. Accountability institutions such as legislatures and supreme audit institutions are playing an increasing role regarding SDG assessment and oversight. However, countries have not yet systematically established synergies between SDG follow-up and review and existing accountability institutions. Strengthening such integration can contribute to more holistic SDG monitoring efforts and strengthen accountability for progress on the SDGs. This seems particularly relevant in the context of COVID-19, as countries must urgently address the significant and differentiated impacts of the pandemic on SDG implementation.

Related Subject(s): Economic and Social Development

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  • Published online: 23 Sep 2021
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