Unlocking Opportunities: FAO's Role in Implementing Post-2015 Sustainable Development Goals

The post-2015 agenda and Sustainable Development Goals provide opportunities for the Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) to align its policies and initiatives with global priorities. The SDGs are a new integrated framework for sustainable development, with a focus on areas such as food security, access to food, and agricultural sustainability. FAO is positioned to play a crucial role in supporting countries to meet their SDG commitments by leveraging internal and external initiatives already in place.

• FAO
• Sustainable Development Goals
• Food Security
• Agriculture
• Global Initiatives

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1. Post-2015 Agenda Sustainable Development Goals Opportunities for FAO

2. Today we wont Reply to all questions Present each and every possible synergy between Post-2015 and relevant processes and initiatives Provide one fit for all recipes on how to implement SDGs and create synergies

3. Today we will Provide general overview on SDGs and their relevance to FAO s policy work Identify key linkages of SDGs with already existing initiatives and processes Share information and ideas on how to maximize use and consistence of processes and initiatives Map key resource people to collaborate with

4. SDGs - UN System Reset SDGs are intergovernmentally negotiated, and owned by countries Many countries will use the SDGs as the main reference to prepare new national SD commitments and plans Countries will look to international community for coordinated and integrated policy support FAO s perspectives are strongly represented Internal and external initiatives are already in place to help FAO to play its role UN System gets ready for immediate implementation after Post-2015 Summit in September - - - - - -

5. SDGs Whats new MDGs SDGs Mainly for Developing Countries UNIVERSAL Common but differentiated responsibilities 8 siloed goals for development 17 goals integrating 3 dimensions of sustainable development Launched by the UN secretariat Negotiated by MS /country ownership Funding, monitoring, and other MoI established later Architecture, financial and non financial MoI in the Post-2015 Summit package

6. SDGs a new integrated framework for Sustainable Development Goal 2 is very much inspired by the Zero Hunger Challenge The targets address: Food security Access to food Malnutrition In all dimensions Smallholder productivity and incomes Sustainable and resilient agricultural production Agricultural biodiversity

7. SDGs a new integrated framework for Sustainable Development Complementary targets under other Goals (1, 6, 7, 12, 13, 14, 15) address: Food losses and waste Equal access to land and natural resources Rural-urban linkages Resilience and adaptation to climate change Sustainable use and management of water; energy; marine resources; ecosystems; forests; mountains; land/soils, genetic resources

8. Means of Implementation Complementary targets under other Goals (1, 6, 7, 12, 13, 14, 15) address: Food losses and waste Equal access to land and natural resources Rural-urban linkages Resilience and adaptation to climate change Sustainable use and management of water; energy; marine resources; ecosystems; forests; mountains; land/soils, genetic resources

9. Initiatives 1 The HLTF and the ZHC What is the HLTF? How FAO contributes to it HLTF work on ZHC and its relevance to the implementation of SDG2 and beyond

10. ICN2 follow up The outcome document/PoA Advocacy initiatives/movements that can support: ZHC and SUN/REACH (short description of what these initiatives are)

11. The Nutrition Opportunity Overview of Nutrition developments Global nutrition agenda in the SDGs: 6 goals and 18 targets Key nutrition challenges relate to governance: Integration across sectors, private sector roles FAO strategy and supports

12. How to support country initiatives Bring HLTF WG work into country teams

13. FAO Post-2015 contacts/channels Lead: Jomo Kwame Sundaram Assistant Director-General, Coordinator for Economic and Social Development Focal point: Boubaker Ben-Belhassen Director, Trade and Markets Division Website: http://www.fao.org/post-2015-mdg/en/ E-bulletin: sign in! Twitter: FAOpost2015 Partner zone: the Guardian: http://www.theguardian.com/fao-partner-zone

14. Post-2015 materials/reports Report of the Open Working Group on Sustainable Development Goals July 2014 Synthesis report of the Secretary-General on the post-2015 sustainable development agenda December 2014 Zero Draft of the Outcome Document of the Third Financing for Development Conference March 2015 A review of the Open Working Group Report from the perspective of FAO Member interests August 2014 Issue papers on FAO's 14 themes March 2014

15. Questions for discussion What is it happening at field level on all this? (SDG/ZHC, SUN, etc?) What would you need for the all it was presented to become reality at decentralized level, and thus to increase FAO s visibility and effectiveness?