Progress of Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) Madhya Pradesh - State Planning Commission, Government of Madhya Pradesh - NITI Aayog
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Progress of Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)
Madhya Pradesh
State Planning Commission, Government of Madhya Pradesh
Date - 13 Feb 2018
Agenda I - Status of Vision / Roadmap /Strategy
v After extensive research and studies, the State Panning Commission identified ‘23
Themes’ in 2013 itself.
v The Government of Madhya Pradesh had developed ‘Vision 2018’ document in a
consultative process with all the departments of the government and other stake holders.
v Currently the polices, schemes, programs, etc. are primarily guided by the Vision 2018
document.
v Regular review by the Chief Minister is done on the parameters defined in the document.
v Hence, it is much easier for the state to align the planning and implementation of 17
Goals of SDGs.
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Strengthening of State Planning Commission
The State Panning Commission (SPC) is the ‘Nodal Point’ for SDGs rollout
SPC has been participating at all National, Regional and International conferences on SDGs
The SPC has been re-organised to align with NITI Aayog of GoI and SDGs of United Nations
For ‘Vision 2030’ 09 Task force (s) have been created
Project Management SDGs Roll Out M&E and Policy Support
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Role of Task Force
v To lead the process of preparing ‘Vision Document 2030’ for the Vision Document
State, to be validated at a multi-stakeholder conclave. 2030/32
v The Task Force(s) are key in building a roadmap for SDG
implementation
Roadmap
v The Task Force(s) would provide practical and workable
solutions for effective and efficient rollout of the SDG
Solution to Rollout SDG
v To prepare Vision 2030 document and their action plan for
SDGs, the Task Forces are examining and pritorizing sectoral
aspects
Examine and Prioritize
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Vision 2030 - Madhya Pradesh
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Agenda II - Dedicated Unit / Cell for Coordination
v Dedicated SDG Cell has been constituted in State Planning Commission
v Policy Planning and SDG Monitoring Cell within each department has been created
v UNDP State Office is Working in collaboration with State Planning Commission
Output /
Policy Technical Data
Outcome
Interventions Support Management
Framework
SDG Impact
Coordination
Monitoring Assessment
6Agenda III - Data Management
v State Planning Commission is jointly working with Directorate of Economics and Statistics to develop data
gathering mechanism for Monitoring and Evaluation of SDG Implementation.
v A workshop has been conducted with Field level officials in this regard.
v Dedicated Cell in State Planning Commission will work for following :
o Establishment of various baseline information of various thematic areas and key Indicators (310).
o Collecting, Validating and analysing data on progress of SDGs in State.
o Development of Monitoring and Evaluation Framework for SDG
o Updating the progress of SDG to State government, GoI and other authorities
7Agenda IV - Capacity Building on SDG(s)
Sensitization of Departments
v SPC has initiated extensive process of sensitization of all the departments of the government.
v State Level Training Programme on Integrating SDGs in the Decentralized Integrated Planning for
Planning Officers/ Block Level Officers/ District Officials of Jan Abhiyan Parishad, GoMP through
IIFM Bhopal
v 51 District Level Workshops have been planned to be conducted this year.
8Agenda V - Partnership with Institutions
v The Chief Minister and the UN Resident Coordinator discussed the scope of
collaboration further in development of State
v SPC has initiated the process of consultation with various UN organizations in
state.
v A collective meeting with all UN bodies in MP has been done
9Agenda VI - Localizing of SDG
v Line departments both at state level and district level are
continuously sensitized on the issue
v Jan Abhiyan Parishad (a government sponsored NGO) has done ToT
for its work force which in turn has undertaken sensitization of the
23000 Panchayats in Madhya Pradesh
v SPC shared concept note on SDGs for action at the district level and
for further roll-out
v A workshop has been conducted with Field level officials
10Agenda VII - Innovative Steps Taken
v The following innovative steps have been taken.
v Policy , Planning and SDG Monitoring cells are established within line departments.
v 9 working groups have been constituted involving all the 54 departments of the government to write
chapter on each of 17 SDG goals.
v Mapping of schemes of the GoMP has been done against in each goal.
v Output / Outcome Framework budget has component of SDG
11Agenda VII - Innovative Steps Taken
v The following innovative steps have been taken.
v Effort has also been made to chart out the important schemes with the various departments under each
goal. This clearly bring out the Convergence amongst various departments and schemes for each SDG
goals
v A degree course By Chitrakoot Gramodaya University ( Satna District , MP) has module on SDG.
v SDG Booklet in Hindi with State Government Logo.
v Mapping of Indicators
12Way Forward
v Consolidation of SDG Vision Document 2030
v SDG dissemination / localization / sensitization / decentralisation
v SDG Implementation and Roll out Through
v Monitoring and Evaluation of SDG 15 Yrs –
Output/ Outcome Framework
Perspective Plan
07 Yrs – Strategic
Plan
03 Yrs – Action Plan
01 Yr – Annual Plan
13Thank You
Formation of Task Force
Group Name SDG Goals Draft Vision Document – Status
1. Eradication of Poverty 1,2,12 Draft Submitted
2. Health and Sanitation 2,3,6 Draft Submitted
3. Quality Education 4 Draft Submitted
4. Clean Energy Production and Consumption 7 Draft Submitted
5,10
5. Reducing Inequality Draft Submitted
6. Climate Conservation 13,14,15 Draft Submitted
8,9,11
7. Sustainable Economic Growth Draft Submitted
8. Peace and Justice 16 Draft Submitted
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9. Building Multi-stakeholder Partnerships Draft Submitted
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BackStatus – SDG Implementation (1/2)
Task Force Goals Covered Status
1. Consultation Meeting with Stakeholders : Yes
1. SDG #01 – No Poverty 2. Draft Document Submitted : Yes
Goal 1: End poverty in all its forms everywhere 3. Workshop Organised : Yes
Group 01 - Eradication of Poverty 2. SDG #02 – Zero Hunger
3. SDG #12 – Responsible Consumption and Production
Goal 12: Ensure sustainable consumption and production pattern
1. SDG 2. No Hunger 1. Consultation Meeting with Stakeholders : Yes
Group 2: Health and Sanitation 2. SDG 3. Good Health & Well Being 2. Draft Document Submitted : Yes
3. SDG 6: Clean Water & Sanitation 3. Workshop Organised : Yes
1. Consultation Meeting with Stakeholders : Yes
Group 3:- Quality Education SDG 4 : Quality Education 2. Draft Document Submitted : Yes
3. Workshop Organised : Yes
1. Consultation Meeting with Stakeholders : Yes
Group 4:-Clean Energy production
SDG 7 : Affordable and Clean Energy 2. Draft Document Submitted : Yes
and Consumption
3. Workshop Organised : Yes
1. Consultation Meeting with Stakeholders : Yes
SDG 5 : Gender Equality
Group 5 - Reducing Inequality 2. Draft Document Submitted : Yes
SDG 10 : Reduced Inequality
3. Workshop Organised : Yes
SDG 13: Climate Action 1. Consultation Meeting with Stakeholders : Yes
SDG 14: Life below Water 2. Draft Document Submitted : Yes
Group 6 - Climate Conservation
SDG 15: Life on Land 3. Workshop Organised : Yes
Status : As on Feb 2018 BackStatus – SDG Implementation (2/2)
Task Force Goals Covered Status
SDG 8: Decent Work and Economic Growth 1. Consultation Meeting with Stakeholders : Yes
Group 7 - Sustainable Economic
SDG 9: Industry Innovation and Infrastructure 2. Draft Document Submitted : Yes
Growth
SDG 11: Sustainable Cities and Communities 3. Workshop Organised : Yes
1. Consultation Meeting with Stakeholders : Yes
Group 8 - Peace and Justice SDG 16 : Peace Justice and Institutions 2. Draft Document Submitted : Yes
3. Workshop Organised : No
1. Consultation Meeting with Stakeholders : Yes
Group 9 - Building Multi-
SDG:17 Partnership for Goals 2. Draft Document Submitted : Yes
Stakeholder Partnerships
3. Workshop Organised : No
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Status : As on Feb 2018Indicators
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The figure depicts the status of quality of different indicators in Madhya Pradesh.Mapping of Schemes of GoMP with SDGs
• There are approximately1500 schemes being implemented in Madhya Pradesh.
• Schemes (319) with budget of Rs. 50 crore and above were taken up for mapping.
Goal Number of Number of
SDGs
No. Departments Schemes
1. Eradicate Poverty 17 46
2. Zero Hunger 17 68
3. Good Health & Well being 08 22
4. Quality Education 14 65
5. Gender Equality 10 32
6. Clean Water & Sanitation 08 35
7. Affordable & Clean Energy 05 08 Back
19Mapping of schemes of GoMP with SDGs
Goal Number of
SDGs Number of Schemes
No. Departments
8. Decent work & Economic Growth 28 100
9. Industry, innovation & Infrastructure 17 61
10. Reduced Inequalities 18 70
11. Sustainable Cities & communities 21 49
12. Sustainable Consumption & Production 13 36
13. Climate Action 09 26
14. Life below water 04 24
15. Life on Land 06 14
16. Peace & Justice Strong Institutions 24 59
17. Partnerships for the Goals 07 12
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20Partnership with Institutions
v SPC has initiated the process of consultation with various UN organizations in state.
v A collective meeting with all UN bodies in MP of – UNICEF, UNDP, WHO and
UNWOMEN, ILO has been done.
v Discussions on SDG roll out have been held so far with UNICEF and UNDP. Meeting was
also held between UNICEF, SPC and UNDP on 28th October 2016 to address their issues
on:-
(1) Establishment of various baseline information of various thematic areas.
(2) Development of M&E framework.
v As per requirement support will be sought from the office of UNRC New Delhi for
technical support on the matter of roll out of SDGs in Madhya Pradesh.
v A workshop was held by EPCO, UNDP and GoMP on 4th of November 2016 which
enhanced the capacities of stakeholders in understanding the SDGs and opportunities in
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