Food-related sustainable development goals top list of off-track SDGs
Current commitments are largely insufficient, yet governments are scaling back agriculture decarbonisation goals.
The latest UN Sustainable Development Report is a stark reminder that sustainability progress has been far too slow, with none of the 17 SDGs likely to be met by 2030. Food-related goals around zero hunger, land use, biodiversity and marine ecosystems are the most off-track, demanding decisive action from agribusiness players.
Published today by the UN Sustainable Development Solutions Network (SDSN), the Sustainable Development Report 2024 analyses the progress (or lack thereof) made by countries and regions towards the achievement of the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).
