2022-2023年联合国DESA年度重点报告（英）-59正式版

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AbouttheUNDESAAnnualHighlightsReport

TheUNDESAAnnualHighlightsreportisatooltocommunicatethe

contributionsoftheDepartmenttotherealizationofinternationally

agreeddevelopmentgoalsandsharedsocial,economic,and

environmentalaspirations.ItshowcasestheDepartment’sroleingauging

trends,buildingcapacities,andshapingsolutions.UNDESAHighlights

2022-2023coversactivitiesovertheperiodofthe77thSessionof

theGeneralAssembly(September2022–August2023)andreflects

theDepartment’sresponsetothesetprioritiesandexpressedneeds

ofMemberStates.Overthecourseofthe77thGeneralAssemblyUN

DESAputitsexpertisetothetaskofsupportingMemberStateeffortsto

implementthe2030Agendaamidstmultiple,intertwined,compounding

crises,buildingtheircapacitiestorespondeffectivelyandshapea

transformativerecoverythatbuildstheirresilienceforthefuture.

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CONTENTS

01

ACCELERATINGACTION

ONTHESDGSAT

THENATIONALAND

INTERNATIONALLEVEL

P20-35

02

REDUCINGPOVERTY

ANDINEQUALITY

P36-47

03

ENSURING

SUSTAINABLE

FINANCING

P48-59

INTRODUCTION

WHATDOESUNDESADO?

SUPPORTINGDEVELOPMENTFORALL

THROUGHINTERGOVERNMENTALPROCESSESAND

INTER-AGENCYANDMULTISTAKEHOLDERCOLLABORATION

UNDESAINNUMBERS

04

MAKING

DATA

COUNT

05

STRENGTHENING

NATIONALINSTITUTIONS

ANDACCOUNTABILITY

06

ENDINGTHEWAR

ONNATURE

P80-87

P68-79

P60-67

ANNEXES

UNDESASENIORMANAGEMENTTEAM

UNDESAORGANIZATIONCHART

KEYMILESTONESANDMOMENTSOFTHE77THGENERALASSEMBLY

KEYMILESTONESANDMOMENTSOFTHE78THGENERALASSEMBLY

07

FRAMING

THEFUTUREOF

DEVELOPMENT

P88-97

INTRODUCTION

Under-Secretary-GeneralLiJunhua,Secretary-GeneralAntónioGuterresandUNFCCCExecutiveSecretarySimonStiell

gatherattheSDGPavilionduringCOP27-Photocredit:UNICTokyo/MomokoSato

Overthecourseofthe77thsessionoftheGeneralAssembly,theworldcontinuedtosuffersignificantsetbacks

intermsofdevelopmentprogress,triggeredbyinter-relatedshocks–theCOVID-19pandemic,conflictsinmany

10PRIORITYACTIONAREASOFMEMBERSTATES

regionsincludingthewarinUkraine,acost-of-livingcrisisanddebtdistressinmanypartsofworld,inadditionto

•Leavingnoonebehind•Solvingchallengesthroughinternationalcooperationandenhancingthe

longer-termthreatsandchallengessuchasclimatechange,biodiversityloss,anddemographicchange.Against

thisbackdrop,UNDESA’sworkcontinuedtoaddressthe10priorityactionareascommittedtobyMemberStates

•Mobilizingadequateandwell-directedfinancing

•Enhancingnationalimplementation

globalpartnership

•Harnessingscience,technology,andinnovationwithagreaterfocuson

attheSDGSummitin2019,whilealsorespondingtotheSecretary-General’svisionoutlinedinOurCommon

•Strengtheninginstitutionsformoreintegratedsolutionsdigitaltransformationforsustainabledevelopment

AgendatoturbochargeactionontheSDGprogress.TheDepartmentalsolookedaheadtosupportMember

StatesinpreparingfortheSDGSummitinSeptember2023,aswellastheSummitoftheFuturein2024.

•Bolsteringlocalactiontoaccelerateimplementation

•Reducingdisasterriskandbuildingresilience

•InvestingindataandstatisticsfortheSustainableDevelopmentGoals

•Strengtheningthehigh-levelpoliticalforum

UNDESA:

RESPONDINGTOTHECALLFORA

RESCUEPLANFORPEOPLEANDPLANET

thepreparatoryprocessesleadinguptotheSDGSummitin

September.TheyearalsosawmajorprogressinmobilizingSDG

localization,strengtheningthecapacitiesoflocalgovernments

toproduceVoluntaryLocalReviews(VLRs)ofSDGprogress.

Sincetheirlaunchin2018,therehavebeenmorethan200

VLRsconductedworldwide.

Chapter2,“Reducingpovertyandinequality”,showshow

Chapter5,“Strengtheningnationalinstitutionsand

accountability”,placesemphasisonUNDESA’sworktowards

SDG16,asakeyenablerforthe2030Agenda.Itfeatures

actionstheDepartmenthastakenatinternational,regional,

nationalandlocallevels,toprovideknowledge-sharingand

capacity-buildingsupportandtoolstoGovernmentsand

institutionstoeffectivelydeliverontheSDGs.

aswechampionedtheSDGsasthepathwaytoasafeandtheimperativetoleavenoonebehindisreflectedintheChapter6,“Endingthewaronnature”,highlightsthe

securefuture.Department’sactivities.In2022-2023,UNDESApromotedDepartment’sworktotackletheclimateandenvironmental

fullyinclusivediscourseinkeyUNprocesses,amplifyingthecrises,byensuringasynergisticimplementationofthe2030

ThiseditionoftheUNDESAAnnualHighlightsreportalignsvoicesofolderpersons,youthandpersonswithdisabilities.AgendaandtheParisAgreement.Thisincludesasuccessful

withpreviouseditionsindemonstratinghowUNDESAstrivesTheDepartmentprovidedcapacity-buildingsupportforUnitedNations2023WaterConference,aswellasfollow-up

todeliverconcreteachievementsinitsthreekeypillarsofworkvulnerablegroups,includingsmall-scalefarmersandwomentokeyeventsonoceans,energyandforests.Together,these

–intergovernmentalsupport,analysisandcapacity-building.entrepreneurs,askeyagentsofSDGtransformation.WealsoserveasaplatformforacceleratedactionsbyMemberStates

tackledthedigitaldividebycallingonGovernmentstoadoptandotherstakeholdersintheformofcommitments,pledges

UNDESAHighlights2022-2023showcasestheachievementstheprincipleof“inclusionbydesign”intheirpoliciesandandpartnerships.

oftheDepartmentoverthecourseofthe77thsessionofregulations.

theGeneralAssembly(September2022-August2023).Lastly,Chapter7,“Framingthefutureofdevelopment”,

Consistingofseventhematicchapters,theHighlights2022-Chapter3,“Ensuringsustainablefinancing”,featuresthepresentsUNDESA’skeyinitiativestoenhanceitsstrategic

2023presentstheDepartment’slatesteffortstoadvanceDepartment’scontinuedeffortandprogressmadetoovercomeforesightandaddresssocioeconomicchallengescriticalnot

keyprioritiesofMemberStatesandtheSecretary-General.the‘greatfinancedivide’.ThismeansensuringSDGfinancingonlytomeetingtheSDGs,butalsofuture-proofingsustainable

TheseincludesupporttotheHigh-levelPoliticalForumonandinvestmentreachesthosemostinneed,includingLeastdevelopmentbeyond2030.Itprovidesexamplesofthe

SustainableDevelopmentandpreparationfortheSDGSummit,DevelopedCountries,LandlockedDevelopingCountries,SmallDepartment’sanalyticalandcapacitybuildingwork,offering

Itissomewhatfittingthatthisfifthanniversaryeditionofthe

aswellasthecontinuedpushtoreformtheinternationalIslandDevelopingStatesandothercountriesinheavydebtpolicyoptionsforcountriestoenhancetheirresilienceto

UNDESAHighlightscoincideswiththemid-pointofthe2030

financialarchitecture,movebeyondGDP,harnessdigitalizationdistress.Throughouttheyear,UNDESAhassupportedmajorfutureshocksandcrises,especiallyforthemostvulnerable.AgendaforSustainableDevelopment.Infiveshortyears,we

anddeliverglobalpublicgoods.Thereportalsoshowshowfinancingfordevelopmentprocesses,aswellastheSecretary-witnessedaworldfilledwithambitionandhopesforabetter

UNDESAisexpandingandleveragingpartnershipsandGeneral’skeypriorityagendas,includingtheSDGStimulusandAswelooktothekeymilestonemomentsofthe78thsession

futuretransformintoabattlegroundforitsverysurvival.

collaborationwithintheUNsystemandbeyondtoensurereformstotheinternationalfinancialarchitecture.oftheGeneralAssembly,UNDESAwillcontinuetofacilitate,TheunrelentingaftermathoftheCOVID-19pandemic,

meaningfulandlastingimpactwhereitmattersmost,andaddvalueto,MemberStatesdeliberationsoncritical

anintensifyingclimateemergencyandescalatingconflict

particularlyfortheLeastDevelopedCountries.Takentogether,Chapter4,“Makingdatacount”,givesattentiontoUNDESA’ssustainabledevelopmentissues.TheupcomingCOP28in

seeminglyconvergedtounderminetheglobalcommunity’s

thereportdemonstratesUNDESA’salignmentwiththesupporttoMemberStatesincollectingofficialdatacrucialto2023,attheFourthInternationalConferenceonSmallIsland

resolvetoachieveitsSustainableDevelopmentGoals(SDGs).

Secretary-General’scallforarescueplanforpeopleandplanetmonitorandassessSDGprogress.DespitethemanychallengesDevelopingStates,theannualHigh-levelPoliticalForumandAtthishalf-waypoint,onlyfifteenpercentoftheSDGtargets

toaccelerateeffortstowardsachievingtheSDGswithjustinmeetingtheGoalsby2030,underlyingworktoexpandtheSummitoftheFutureareamongthosecriticalmomentsof

withtrenddataareontracktobeachievedby2030.The

sevenyearsleftinourjourney.thecoverageandavailabilityofdataforSDGmonitoringhasactionandaccountabilitythatwilldemosntraterwhetherornot

messageisclear:leadersfromallsectorsofsocietymust

steadilyimprovedthroughouttheyear,servingasacriticalwe’veansweredthecallandareheadedintherightdirection,

stepupinthesecondhalfofthisjourney,withurgencyand

Chapter1,“AcceleratingactionontheSDGsatthenationalandfoundationtoinformpolicymakersandidentifyareasforpolicyatpace.WeinUNDESAstandreadytodeliverresultsand

ambition,toturnthingsaroundforabetterfuture.

internationallevel”,highlightsUNDESA’ssupporttoMemberintervention.TheDepartmentalsosupportedtheSecretary-helpMemberStatestogetaheadoftheworld’sdevelopment

StatesandotherstakeholdersacrossvariousintergovernmentalGeneraltobuildmomentumforbroadermeasuresofwell-challenges.

AcommitmenttosupportingMemberStatesmeetthisgreat

LIJunhua

andmultistakeholderplatforms.During2022-2023,thebeing,beyondtraditionaleconomicmeasuressuchasGross

challengewithaction,agilityandaccountabilitywasthedriving

Department’seffortscentredonsuccessfuldeliveryoftheDomesticProduct.Under-Secretary-GeneralforEconomic

forcebehindUNDESA’sworkinthepastyear.Gettingthe

2030Agendaontrackremainsatthecoreofourcommitment,

High-levelPoliticalForuminJuly2023,aswellassupportto

andSocialAffairsandHeadofUNDESA

WHATDOESUNDESADO?

MAJORPUBLICATIONS

UNDESAisavitalinterfacebetweenglobalpoliciesandnationalactionintheeconomic,socialand

environmentalspheres.Ourmainactivitiesfocusonpromotingprogresstowardsglobaldevelopmentpriorities,

includingtheSustainableDevelopmentGoals(SDGs).

UNDESA’sworkfallsintothreebroadcategories:

Intergovernmentalsupport

Byfacilitatingmajorglobalconferencesandsummitsintheeconomic,socialandenvironmentalfields,as

mandatedbyUNMemberStates,UNDESAassistscountriesastheyfindcommonground,setnorms,andtake

decisivestepsforward.

Analysis

WorldSocial

Report

WorldEconomic

Situationand

Prospects

Financingfor

Sustainable

Development

Report

International

MigrationReport

UNDESA,generates,analysesandcompilesandmonitorsawiderangeofeconomic,socialandenvironmental

dataandstatisticstoinformandadviseMemberStatesandotherstakeholdersonrecommendationsfor

shapingeffectivedevelopmentpolicyandpractice.

Capacity-building

UNDESAaidsintranslatingpolicyframeworksdevelopedinUNconferencesandsummitsintoprogrammesat

thecountrylevel.Throughtechnicalassistanceandadvisorysupport,theDepartmentsupportsMemberStates

tobuildcapacitiesinpolicyformulationandimplementation,datacollectionanddataapplication,totranslate

internationallyagreedcommitments,standards,policiesandprogrammesintoactionontheground.

Inexecutingthesefunctions,UNDESAhelpsgovernmentsandotherstakeholderstakeintegratedand

networkedapproachestodecision-making,organisingandsupportingconsultationswitharangeof

stakeholders,includingtheprivatesectorandcivilsociety.

Stateofthe

World’sIndigenous

Peoples

TheGlobalForest

GoalsReport

TheSustainable

DevelopmentGoals

Report

TheWorld’sWomen

MAJORDATABASES

•UNCOVID-19DataHub

•UNData

•Populationdatabases

•SDGAccelerationActionDatabase

E-Government

Survey2022

TheFutureof

DigitalGovernment

World

Population

Prospects

2022

•UNe-GovernmentKnowledgeDatabase•SDGGoodPracticesDatabase

SummaryofResults

•UNGlobalSDGIndicatorsDatabase•SIDSPartnershipsDatabase

•UNComtradeInternationalTradeStatistics

•UNSDGDataHub

Database•UNLDCData

•OceanVoluntaryCommitmentDatabase

•UNPublicServiceAwardsDatabase

•UNSystemSDGImplementationDatabase

•VoluntaryNationalReviewsDatabase

UnitedNations

E-Government

Survey

WorldPopulation

Prospects

WorldPublic

SectorReport

WorldYouthReport

SUPPORTINGDEVELOPMENTFORALL

THROUGHINTERGOVERNMENTALPROCESSESAND

INTER-AGENCYANDMULTISTAKEHOLDERCOLLABORATION

UnitedNationsintergovernmentalprocessesandmultistakeholdermechanismssupportpolicyreflectionand

peerlearning,galvanizepoliticalwill,andhelpmobilizeinternationalcooperationandsolidarityformoving

developmentforward.UNDESAsupportstheseprocessesthroughpreparationofthematicreports,stakeholder

consultations,andotherinputandadvicetomeetingsandnegotiations.

GeneralAssembly

Forums

IntergovernmentalProcesses

SupportedbyDESA

•Social,humanitarianandculturalcommittee(ThirdCommittee)

•Economicandfinancialcommittee(SecondCommittee)

•DevelopmentCooperationForum(ECOSOC)

•FinancingforDevelopmentForum(ECOSOC)

•UN2023WaterConference

Relatedhigh-leveleventsandspecial

thematicmeetingssupportedbyUN

DESAin2022-2023

•FourthGlobalConferenceonClimateandSDGSynergies

•SummitonTransformingEducation

•SpecialHigh-levelEventoftheGeneralAssemblyandECOSOConthe“Doha

•InternetGovernanceForum

•Multi-stakeholderForumonScience,Technologyand

InnovationfortheSDGs

•PartnershipForum(ECOSOC)ProgrammeofActionasanacceleratoroftheimplementationofthe2030Agenda”

•SustainableDevelopmentGoalsInvestmentFair

EconomicandSocialCouncil(ECOSOC)

Commissions

•WorldDataForum

•WorldSummitontheInformationSocietyForum

•YouthForum(ECOSOC)

•CommissionforSocialDevelopment

•CommissiononPopulationandDevelopment

•UnitedNationsForumonForests

IntergovernmentalProcesses

SupportedbyDESA

•UnitedNationsStatisticalCommission

CommitteesandAdvisoryBodies

•CommitteeofExpertsonInternationalCooperationinTaxMatters

•CommitteeonNon-GovernmentalOrganizations

•CommitteeofExpertsonPublicAdministration

•CommitteeforDevelopmentPolicy

•PermanentForumonIndigenousIssues

•UNCommitteeofExpertsonGlobalGeospatialInformationManagement

•UnitedNationsGroupofExpertsonGeographicalNames

UNCollaborativeMechanisms

•CollaborativePartnershiponForests

•ExecutiveCommitteeonEconomicandSocialAffairs

•High-levelGroupforPartnership,Coordinationand

Capacity-buildingforthe2030Agenda

•Inter-agencyandExpertGrouponSDGIndicators

•Inter-agencyConsultativeGrouponSIDS

•Inter-agencySupportGroupfortheConventiononthe

RightsofPersonswithDisabilities

Relatedhigh-leveleventsandspecial

thematicmeetingssupportedbyUN

DESAin2022-2023

•SpecialMeetingon“Socialandeconomicmeasurestopreventgenocide,warcrimes,

ethniccleansingandcrimesagainsthumanity”

•SpecialMeetingonInternationalCooperationinTaxMatters

•SpecialMeetingon“UnleashingthetransformativepowerofSDG16:Improving

governanceandreducingcorruption”

•SpecialMeetingon“SavingLives:AddressingtheurgentfoodsecurityneedsofHaiti”

High-levelPoliticalForumon

SustainableDevelopment

•Inter-agencyTaskForceonFinancingforDevelopment

•InteragencyTaskTeamonScience,Technologyand

InnovationfortheSDGs-

•UN-Energy

•UN-Oceans

•UN-Water

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In2022-2023,UNDESAcontinuedtosupportMemberStatesandotherstakeholdersinaddressingthe

•Provideddata,analysis,policyrecommendationsandexpertguidanceitssupporttotheECOSOCforumsonfinancing,science,technologyand

multiplecrisesandformulatingaglobalresponsetogettheworldbackontracktoachievetheSDGs.The

DepartmentsupportedSDGimplementationacrossvariousintergovernmentalandmultistakeholderplatforms,

tosupportasuccessfulHLPFandSDGSummitin2023,including

supportingtheintergovernmentalconsultationsonitsPolitical

Declaration.

innovation(STI)andpartnerships.

•Createdopportunitiesforbroadstakeholderengagementin

intergovernmentalprocesses,particularlytheprivatesector,local

toensurecommitmentsleadtotransformativeactionsatalllevels.

•Strengthenedscience-policyinterfaceatintergovernmentalpolicyauthorities,highereducationinstitutionsandyouth.

debates,includingsupporttothepreparationofthe2023Global•SupportedSDGimplementationattheregional,andnationallevels,

SustainableDevelopmentReportbytheIndependentGroupofScientists.incollaborationwithRegionalCommissions,withspecialattentionto

•SupportedMemberStatesinconductingVoluntaryNationalReviewsatthecountriesinspecialsituations.

HLPFthroughglobalpreparatoryworkshopsandwebinarsandfacilitated•MobilizedeffortstoadvanceSDGlocalization,includingcollaboration

relevantpeerlearningthroughVNRLabs.withlocalnetworksandon-demandsupporttoconductVoluntaryLocal

•Followeduponmeansofimplementationforthe2030AgendathroughReviews.

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INTERNATIONALLEVEL

Atthehalf-waypointto2030,theworldisfacedwithcomplexandinterconnectedchallengesthathamperthe

implementationofthe2030AgendaforSustainableDevelopment.However,thesechallengesalsopresentopportunities

forintegratedrecoverystrategiesandsystemicprogress.In2022-2023,UNDESAcontinuedtosupportMemberStates

inacceleratingtherecoveryfromthepandemicandgettingba