Strengthen the means of implementation and revitalize the global partnership for sustainable development.
The principles of the 2030 Agenda and the SDGs are: Universality (the goals must be relevant to all people); Integration (the goals aim to balance the environmental, social and economic dimensions, in addition to dealing with contradictions and maximizing synergies); and Leaving no one behind (the goals must benefit all people everywhere).
Why are the SDGs important in Institutional and Governmental Relations?
Like all actions that impact the construction of public policies and strategies followed by companies in all sectors, the SDGs guide actions promoted by the government, organizations and society and should be on the oman mobile database radar of professionals working in the RIG area.
Just as ESG factors (“Environmental, Social and Governance”) have drawn attention to how institutions should govern their businesses to be in compliance, the SDGs are capable of directing activities and solutions that should be promoted by both the public and private sectors.
Presenting action plans built based on the implementation of measures that benefit the fulfillment of the SDGs can bring positive points so that the issues of interest defended by the Relgov professional are taken into consideration by the stakeholders involved in decision-making on the topic in question.
To achieve this, it is essential to monitor proposals in order to identify which topics may have a chance of progressing or which require greater engagement from stakeholders so that the actors involved see an opportunity in defending the project. Contact our team of experts and find out how you can start your strategy based on intelligent monitoring.