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Frühzeitiges Monitoring der Ziele für eine nachhaltige und inklusive Entwicklung in Österreich. Bewertung der Entwicklung von SDG 8 auf Basis der WIFO-Konjunkturprognose und Nowcasts

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  • Sandra Bilek-Steindl
  • Thomas Url

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Die Agenda 2030 der Vereinten Nationen strebt mit den darin formulierten 17 Zielen (Sustainable Development Goals – SDG) nach einer globalen nachhaltigen Entwicklung auf ökonomischer, sozialer sowie ökologischer Ebene. Eurostat misst und evaluiert in einem Monitoring jährlich die Zielerreichung anhand von Indikatoren. Aufbauend auf dem aktuellen Bericht von Eurostat untersucht dieser Research Brief die Entwicklung von SDG 8 für Österreich. Auf Basis der WIFO-Konjunkturprognose vom Juni 2022 und von neu entwickelten Nowcast-Modellen trifft dieser Beitrag eine erste Einschätzung der Zielerreichung für das Jahr 2022. Der überwiegende Teil der wirtschaftlichen Indikatoren in SDG 8 entwickelt sich, im Zuge der Erholung vom COVID-19-bedingten Einbruch, in Richtung Zielerreichung. Auch im Bereich des Rohstoffverbrauchs ist ein Fortschritt zu erwarten. Die geschlechtsspezifischen Unterschiede in der Nichterwerbstätigkeit durch familiäre Pflegeverpflichtungen werden sich jedoch 2022 weiter vom Ziel entfernen.

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  • Sandra Bilek-Steindl & Thomas Url, 2022. "Frühzeitiges Monitoring der Ziele für eine nachhaltige und inklusive Entwicklung in Österreich. Bewertung der Entwicklung von SDG 8 auf Basis der WIFO-Konjunkturprognose und Nowcasts," WIFO Research Briefs 17, WIFO.
    • Handle: RePEc:wfo:rbrief:y:2022:i:17
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