RT Report
T1 Measuring Progress: Towards Achieving the Environmental Dimension of the SDGs
A1 United Nations Environment Programme, 
A2 Sahou, Jean-Jacob
A2 Sebukeera, Charles
A2 Giada, Silvia
A2 Gilman, Jonathan
A2 Hur, Young Ran
A2 Salem, Janet
A2 Nagatani-Yoshida, Kakuko
A2 Zhang, Jinhua
A2 Billot, Matthew
A2 Marques, Tomas
A2 Gaetani, Francesco
A2 Martin, Piedad
A2 Jabbour, Jason
A2 Suarez, Emilia
A2 Kim, Joy Aeree
A2 Alexander, Sasha
A2 Allison, Hilary
A2 Baptista, María José
A2 Barratt, Sam
A2 Beguy, Donatien
A2 Bernhardt, Lis Mullin
A2 Bjornsen, Peter
A2 Boissat, Laure
A2 Brown, Oliver
A2 Christ, Kilian
A2 Christensen, John
A2 Coppens, Ludgarde
A2 Derbali, Yannis
A2 Doucot, Kristof
A2 d’Estais, Françoise
A2 Lamizana Diallo, Birguy
A2 Fuentenebro, Pablo
A2 Ghafari, Dany
A2 Glennie, Paul
A2 Hussain, Salman
A2 Jensen, Peder
A2 Kappelle, Maarten
A2 Kellett, Paul
A2 Khan, Sean
A2 Kremer, Hartwig
A2 Lewis, Edward
A2 Lomax, James
A2 Mang’eli, Verozian
A2 Manguiat, Maria Socorro
A2 Marquis, David
A2 McManus, Liana
A2 Moreno, Eduardo
A2 Mutisya, Gerald
A2 Mwaniki, Dennis
A2 Ndugwa, Robert
A2 Ngina, Diana
A2 Noriega, Carolin
A2 Ognibene, Lara
A2 Pedroza, Abraham
A2 Pierre, Fabienne
A2 Radka, Mark
A2 Rees, Lowri
A2 Tonda, Elisa
A2 Trærup, Sara
A2 Tsang, Victor
A2 Uusimaa, Kaisa
A2 Voinov, Juliette
A2 Williamson, Laura
A2 Yaker, Farid
A2 Campbell, Jillian
K1 Sustainable Development Goals
K1 environmental aspect
K1 environmental indicator
PB United Nations Environment Programme
SN 978-807-3750-9
YR 2019
FD 2019
LK https://wedocs.unep.org/handle/20.500.11822/27627
UL https://wedocs.unep.org/handle/20.500.11822/27627
NO This report reviews global and regional progress on the environmental dimensions of the Sustainable Development Goals, assessing trends, data availability, and implementation gaps across sectors including water, energy, cities, biodiversity, climate action, sustainable consumption and production, and pollution. It compiles indicator data, highlights regional disparities, and evaluates institutional capacity, governance arrangements, and financing mechanisms supporting implementation. The analysis identifies improvements in areas such as protected areas coverage, renewable energy expansion, and integrated water resources management, while noting persistent challenges including water stress, air pollution, material consumption growth, biodiversity loss, and insufficient climate finance. It also underscores significant data gaps and statistical capacity constraints that limit comprehensive monitoring and evidence-based policy making.
DS UN Environment Document Repository
RD Sep 20, 2026