Sustainability

High-quality, trustworthy data from strong national statistical systems are needed to inform evidence-based decision-making and measure the progress towards achieving sustainable development. Explore available data.

From the beginning, the SDGs have been closely tied to the UN data revolution. The concept of the data revolution recognizes that we now face “an exponential increase in the volume and types of data available, creating unprecedented possibilities for informing and transforming society and protecting the environment.” Explore resources and reports on this topic.

Strengthening data systems will revolutionize decision-making, accelerate countries' digital transformation agendas, and open up economic opportunities for a more equal and sustainable world.

The Canadian Indicator Framework encompasses the 17 goals, and adds Canadian Ambitions and Targets which have been elaborated by federal departments.

Open Data can help achieve the SDGs by providing critical information on natural resources, government operations, public services, and population demographics. These insights can inform national priorities and help determine the most effective paths for action on national issues.

This report details the significant challenges the world is facing in making substantial strides towards achieving the SDGs based on the latest data and estimates while also showcasing where tangible progress has been made

An open access journal dedicated to the use of data-driven approaches to understand environmental processes - including climate change - and aid sustainable decision-making.

A multidisciplinary platform addressing data-information-management interdisciplinary issues.

An innovative Open Access scholarly journal which provides a forum for studies in the field of ecology and sustainability. In addition to conventional research papers, the journal welcomes contributions documenting the entire research cycle, including data, models, methods, workflows, results, software, perspectives, and policy recommendations.