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Monitoring the SDGs in TR33 region, Türkiye

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  • TÜRKER Melis

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The TR33 SDG Monitoring and Evaluation Report sheds light on the relationship between the TR33 Regional perspective and sustainable development goal by utilising regional data. It explainsthe progress and challenges the region faces in achieving the SDGs. The report includes recommendations for future improvements in terms of regional data platforms. It offers a comprehensive analysis of the TR33 Region's performance in critical areas related to sustainable development, including economic growth, social inclusion, environmental sustainability, and governance. THis report will help policymakers, stakeholders and researchers gain a deeper understanding of the TR33 Region's specific context and identify areas for targeted interventions and policy adjustments. It has the potential to be a vital tool for monitoring and evaluating the region's progress towards sustainable development, ultimately guiding decision-making processes for a more prosperous and inclusive future in the TR33 Region. The TR33 SDG Monitoring and Evaluation Report analyses 83 indicators offered by JRC and additional indicators to monitor and evaluate data used to measure the TR33 Region 2030 Agenda. IThe data sources are international, national and regional in origin.

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  • TÜRKER Melis, 2023. "Monitoring the SDGs in TR33 region, Türkiye," JRC Research Reports JRC134404, Joint Research Centre.
    • Handle: RePEc:ipt:iptwpa:jrc134404
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