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SDG INDONESIA: ACHIEVEMENT AND CHALLENGES

THE INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE SERIES ON LIFE CYCLE ASSESSMENT

Wednesday, October 24th 2018

Nina Sardjunani

Team Leader, National SDGs Secretariat

Ministry of National Development Planning/

National Development Planning Agency

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People Eradicate Poverty, Hunger and

Inequality

PlanetPrevent the Planet from

Evironmental Degradation

Prosperity Improve Welfare and fulfillment of

Livelihood

PeaceCreate Peace and Social

participation that is free from fear

and danger

Partnership Partnership to Attain Sustainable

Development Goals

SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT GOALS / SDGs

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SDGs Principles

• SDGs implemented by both developed countries and developing countriesUniversality

• SDGs integrates social, economic and environment dimensionIntegrated

• SDGs benefits to all, especially vulnerable ones and involves all stakeholders

No-one Left behind

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Dimensions of Sustainable Development

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ECONOMY

- Growth and Profit

- Sufficient Infrastructure

- Decent Work

-Research and Development

ENVIRONMENT

- Prevent Pollution and Environmental

Degradation

- Conservation of Bio-diversity

SOCIAL

- Decent Life

- Education

- Health

- Equal Opportunities

- Good Governance

SDGs

Socio Environmental Aspect

Conservation policies, environmental justice, global

management

Environmental

Economic Aspect

Energy Efficiency

Renewable Energy

Green Technology

Socio Economic

Aspect

Business Ethics

Fair Trade

Benefited for

workers

Adopted from the University of Michigan

Sustainability Assessment [Rodriguez et al., 2002]

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Indonesia’s Commitment to Implement SDGs

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Localizing SDGs in Indonesia

SDGs

17 Goals, 169 Targets, 241

Indicators

SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT

PILLAR

ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT

PILLAR

ENVIRONMENT

DEVELOPMENT PILLAR

JUSTICE AND GOVERNANCE

DEVELOPMENT PILLAR

7 Targets, 12

Indicators

8 Targets, 14

Indicators

13 Targets, 26

Indicators

10 Targets, 11

Indicators

9 Targets , 14

Indicators

5 Targets, 6 Indicators

12 Targets, 17

Indicators

8 Targets, 12

Indicators

10 Targets,11

Indicators

19 Targets, 25

Indicators

8 Targets, 11

Indicators

10 Targets, 15

Indicators

11 Targets, 13

Indicators

5 Targets, 7 Indicators

10 Targets, 10

Indicators

12 Targets, 23 Indicators

12 Targets, 14

Indicators

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SDGs Mainstreaming into Development Agenda

PILLAR/GOALGLOBAL

TARGET

2015-2019

RPJMN TARGET

HIGHLIGHT OF FEW NATIONAL PRIORITIES

(COMPLETE LIST IN THE ANNEX)

SOCIAL (1, 2, 3, 4, 5)

47 25 • Poverty Reduction• Welfare of the Population • Increase in Food Sovereignty• Implementation of ‘Program Indonesia Pintar dan Indonesia Sehat’• Protect Children, Women and Marginal Groups

ECONOMY(7, 8, 9, 10, 17)

54 30 • Energy Sovereignty• Acceleration of the National Economic Growth• Increase in the Labor Competitiveness• Build National Connectivity• Equity in Regional Development• Implementation of Independent and Active Foreign Politics

ENVIRONMENT(6, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15)

56 31 • Water Resistance• Build Houses and Residential Areas• Climate Change and Information on Climate and Disaster National Action Plan on

Emission Reduction (RAN Pengurangan Emisi GRK)• Development of the Maritime and Marine Economy• Preservation of Natural Resources, Environment and Disaster Risk Reduction• Action Plan and Strategy for Indonesian Biodiversity

JUSTICE AND GOVERNANCE (16)

12 8 • Increase Quality of the Protection for the People• Just Law Enforcement• Build Transparency and Accountability of the Government

TOTAL 169 94

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Legal Basis:Presidential Decree, Ministerial Decree, and Ministerial Regulation

SDGs

National Coordination Team

The members of Implementing Committee and Working Groups are consist of 4 Platforms

(Government & Parliaments; Civil Society Organizations; Philanthropy and Business; and Academics)

Steering Committee

Led by the President of the

Republic of Indonesia

Implementing Coordinator

Led by Minister of National

Development Planning/Bappenas

Implementing Committee

Led by Deputy Minister for Maritime

and Natural Resources, Bappenas

Expert Team

Secretariat

Working Group of Social

Development Pillar

Working Group of

Economic Development Pillar

Working Group of

Environment Development

Pillar

Working Group of Justice and

Governance Pillar

Presidential Decree No. 59 Year 2017 onAchieving the Sustainable Development Goals

Minister of National Development Planning Regulation No. 7 Year 2018 on Coordination, Planning, Monitoring, Evaluation, and Reporting of the Implementation of Sustainable Development Goals

Minister of National Development Planning Decree No. 64 Year 2018 on the Formation of Implementing Team, Working Group, and Expert Team of Sustainable Development Goals 2017-2019

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SDGs Documents

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• Planning document of strategic steps to achieve SDGs 2016-2030

SDGs Roadmap

• Planning document to achieve SDGs for national level

National Action Plan • Planning

document to achieve SDGs for sub-national level

Sub-National Action Plan

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Formulation of SDGs Action PlanNational & Sub-National Action Plans

Government & Non-government’s Action Plans:

Action plans consist of two parts: (1) government’s action plan and (2) non-state actors’ action plans

Each action plan consists of

programs and activities to achieve

the national (or sub-national)

indicators

Consultation Process

Consultation with government/state institutions

Consultation with non-state actors: philanthropy & business, CSOs & academia

Opimizing online and offline media

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SDGs PlatformPatnership Principles

Trust Building

Equal Partnership

Participation

Accountable

Mutual Benefits

Role of All Stakeholders

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Roles of Government

SDGs

regulatory framework

planning & budgeting

implementation

monev & report

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Roles of Parliament

SDGs

policy & regulation

budget allocation & oversight

monitoring the implementation

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advocacy, dissemination & communication strategy

capacity building

program facilitation & implementation

monev

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Roles of CSO & Media

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Roles of Philanthropy & Business

SDGs

advocacy within business sector

capacity building

program facilitation & implementation

resources mobilization

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Roles of Academia & Experts

SDGs Implementation

research & implementation

capacity building & data innovation

support local government

establish SDGs center

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Reserach Education

Operation and

Good GovernanceExternal Leadership

• Research on SDGs

• Interdisciplinary and

transdisciplinary

research

• Innovation and

Solution

• Research at national

and sub-national

levels

• Research Capacity

Building

• Education for

Sustainable

Development

• Facilitation for

Implementation of

SDGs

• Capacity Building

• Youth mobilization

• Tata kelola dan

operasionalisasi yang

sejalan dengan SDGs

• Mengintegrasikan

dalam laporan

Perguruan Tinggi

• Public Engagement

• Inter-sectoral Dialogue

• Policy Development and

Advocacy

• Advocacy for private

sector involvement

• Improvement of

Sectoral Commitment

SDGs “Center” in Indonesia

1. University of Pajajaran

2. University of Jember

3. University of Mataram

4. University of Andalas

5. University of Bengkulu

6. Bogor Institute of Agriculture

7. …………… etc

UNPAD SDGs Center’s Publications

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3

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Steering Committee

Implementing Team

(Coordinated by Deputy of

Maritime and Natural Resources

BAPPENAS)

BAPPENAS/

Ministry of National

Dev.Planning

(Deputy of M&E)

Provincial SDGs

Secretariat

SDGs

Secretariat

Regent/Mayor

National

Reporting Line

Command Line

Coordination Line

Ministry of Home

Affairs

(Directorate General of

Regional Development)

Governor

Sub-National

Working

Group

Provincial SDGs

Working Group

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Chair of The

Implementing Team

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1

1

1

4

5

6

4

1

1

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Monitoring and Reporting System

Steering Committee

Chair of The

Implementing Team

Implementing Team

(Coordinated by Deputy of

Maritime and Natural

Resources BAPPENAS)

SDGs

SecretariatWorking Group

Line MinistriesBAPPENAS/Ministry of

National Dev.Planning

(Deputy of M&E)

2

3

5

1

3

6

4

1

1

3 4

Reporting Line

Command Line

Coordination Line

National level Sub-national level

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Ensuring

Inclusive & No

One Left Behind

Principles

Comprehensive

& Integrative

Database

Integrating

Stakeholders’ Programs

Synergizing Existing

Action Plans Into

The Development

Agenda

Synergizing

Government

Priorities With

Non-state Actors

Indonesia as The

Biggest

Archipelagic &

Populous Country

Holding

Simultaneous Sub-

national General

Elections

Challenges to Implement SDGs In Indonesia

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Mainstreaming SDGs in

National and Sub National Development

Agendas;

Coordination with Ministry of Home

Affairs. The MOHA has enacted the Ministerial Regulation on Strategic

Environment Assessment as a basis to mainstream SDGs

into Sub National Development Agenda and develop SDGs Sub National Action Plan;

Monitoring and

Evaluation System for

tracking the Achievement

of SDGs;

Involving all Stakeholders to contribute

the Implementati

on of SDGs.

The Strategies To Overcome The Challenges

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THANK YOU

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