The Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan

2017 Sustainable Development

Transition Forum SDG Mainstreaming and Means of Implementation:

A Retrospective and Prospective View

30th. Oct. 2017 – 1st. Nov. 2017

Incheon, Republic of Korea “SDGs Mainstreaming and Monitoring”

Jordan’s Actions to Implementing the SDG’s

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Guiding Principles

Enabling Environment

Policies Framework

Institutional Mechanism

Road Map for SDG Implementation

Mapping of Goals, Targets and Indicators

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Guiding Principles

Guiding

Principles

Participatory

Process Ownership

Innovation Previous

Experience

Interrelation Recognition

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The Enabling Environment

Political and Economic Reforms over the last decade have set the scene

Major vision, policy and strategy documents developed around the same

time as the 2030 Agenda discussions

Strong alignment with the 2030 Agenda

Our National Integrated Development Plan (Executive Development Plan –

EDP) forms a strong anchor for SDGs implementation

Future EDPs will enable full mainstreaming of Goals

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Linkages between the 18 working groups and the 17 SDGs

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Jordan’s Roadmap to Implement the SDGs

Roadmap developed with the participation of all stakeholders and Major Groups and Organizations (MGOs) and UN agencies

Launched during a national consultation in March 2016

Further refined during the VNR process – living Roadmap

Ready for full operationalization

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Jordan Vision 2025

Executive Development Plan

Local Development Program

Legislations Such as: • Election Law

• Decentralization Law

• Decentralization Election

• Municipalities Law

• Public Private Partnership Law …… and Others

Climate Adaptation Plan

Green Growth Strategy

Jordan Readiness for Implementing SDGs

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Jordan Vision

2025

National Plan : Executive

Development Program (EDP)

Local Development

Program

National

Monitoring system Sectorial

strategy

The Annual National

Budget & External

funding

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Policy Coherence

National Development Structure

Integration & Adaptation

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SDGs 2030

Targets

National

Goals

Development

Sectors

Long-term

Sectorial Objectives

Initiatives / Policies

Programs / projects

Funding Budget

Short-term targets

(Jordan 2025)

Executive Development Program

Indicators

Indicators

SDGs Linkages

with the EDP

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Hope Development Optimism

Peace

Leadershi

p Challenge

s Love

Justice Prosperity

Youth

Determination

Change

Equality Innovation

Ambition

Opportunity

Support

Confidence Strength

Power

Possibility

Safety

Freedom

Achievement

Accomplishment

Diversity

Caring

Unification

Rise

Productivity

Connectivity

Happiness

Humanity

Training

Topnotch

Civil Country

Solidarity

Economy

Youth

CSO’s Private

Sector

Data Sources

Connection to National Priorities

Raising Awareness Building National Capacity

Monitoring Indicators

Financing

Costing of Objectives Mapping

Eliminating Poverty

Data Indicators

Funding/ Fundraising

Education Funds

Develop Indicators

Inclusion of

Everyone

Communication with Donors

Management/ Supervision

Provide Information & Research

Track Achievements Partnerships Development Programs & Plans

Voicing children’s needs Document/ Monitor complaints

Revive Agriculture

Combating Corruption

Awareness Sessions Youth, Women (governorates)

Monitoring

Human Rights

Educating youth

Provide Fa ir Education Opportun ities

Youth Empowerment & Engagement

Training

Entrepreneurship

Women Empowerment &

Engagement

Women in leadership Implementation

Ensure Social Justice

Create Training Guidelines

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SDGs

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1.1 X 1.2 X 1.3 X X 1.4 X 1.5 1-A 1-B 2

2.1 2.2 X X X 2.3 X X X 2.4 X X 2.5 X 2-A X 2-B X 2-C 3

3.1 X 3.2 X 3.3 X 3.4 X 3.5 X 3.6 X 3.7 X 3.8 X 3.9 X X 3-A X 3-B 3-C X

Mapping (EDP Sectors SDGs 2030)

Mapping of Indicators

Percentage of Tier 1 Indicators by goal

Baselines, sources and data identified that 40% are Tier I indicators

Data gaps major challenge over the coming years

Building the capacity of the national statistical system an urgent priority

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Degree of Compatibility

Intersects

Gaps

Amendments and Line with National

trends

Propose and adopt an appropriate KPIs

that are suitable to the case of Jordan

Classification of KPIs by gender,

governorate and region

Mapping Outputs

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SDGs

(1) The End of poverty in all its

forms and dimensions (1) End poverty in all its forms

everywhere

Targets

(1.1) By 2030, eradicate extreme

poverty for all people

everywhere.

(1) Eradicate extreme poverty

by 2030.

(1.2) By 2030, reduce at least by

half the proportion of men,

women and children of all ages

living in poverty in all its

dimensions according to national

definitions.

(2) Reducing the national

Absolute poverty line by half by

2030.

Integrating

Process

Short-term targets

EDP

Adapting SDGs to National Plan

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SDGs

(8) Promoting sustained and inclusive

economic growth, full and productive

employment and decent work for all

(8) Promote inclusive and

sustainable economic growth,

employment and decent work for all

Targets

Integrating

Process

Short-term targets

EDP

(8.1) Sustain per capita economic

growth in accordance with

national circumstances and, in

particular, at least 7 per cent gross

domestic product growth per

annum in the least developed

countries.

(1) Maintaining the individual economic

growth in accordance with national

conditions.

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Mainstreaming

SDGs

Pilot Project (one or two

Local Governorates)

Quarterly monitoring the

EDP

Monitoring the LDP

Yearly updating

mechanism for the EDP

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Government of Jordan

UNSDPF with GoJ

2018-2022

Vision 2025

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Jordan

Compact JR

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Effective Development Cooperation

UNDAF UNSDPF

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Monitoring & Evaluation

National Plan

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SDGs

2030

NDP/EDP

2016-2019

2016

2019

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