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Belgium is tackling the challenges of implementing the SDGs by adopting a multi-stakeholder governance approach and establishing a National Sustainable Development Strategy. To improve its national plan, Belgium is enhancing collaboration through initiatives like the 'SDG Charter for International Development' and tracking progress via the Interfederal Statistical Institute. Additionally, Belgium aims to address limited impact analysis by promoting policy coordination and collaboration among government levels, NGOs, and businesses.

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GBS Mun

Belgium is tackling the challenges of implementing the SDGs by adopting a multi-stakeholder governance approach and establishing a National Sustainable Development Strategy. To improve its national plan, Belgium is enhancing collaboration through initiatives like the 'SDG Charter for International Development' and tracking progress via the Interfederal Statistical Institute. Additionally, Belgium aims to address limited impact analysis by promoting policy coordination and collaboration among government levels, NGOs, and businesses.

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GBS MUN

How does Belgium plan to face the challenges occurring during the
implementation of the SDGs like insufficient time?
How does Belgium seem to solve the problem of its imprecise national plan in
achieving the SDGs?
What are Belgium’s thoughts regarding the fact that its economic limitations
may hinder union’s ability to fully engage in the SDG implementation process?
How does Belgium plan to solve the problem that only limited organisations
conduct impact analysis to assess the effectiveness of their SDG related
activities?

Belgium addresses the challenge of insufficient time in implementing the SDGs


by focusing on a multi-stakeholder, multi-level governance approach, and
establishing a National Sustainable Development Strategy (NSDS) with a
comprehensive framework and priority themes.

To address its imprecise national plan in achieving the SDGs, Belgium seems to
be focusing on strengthening collaboration, through initiatives like the "SDG
Charter for International Development" and the Interfederal Statistical
Institute (IIS) tracking progress.

To address the limited impact analysis of SDG-related activities, Belgium plans


to enhance policy coordination, promote a holistic approach, and foster
collaboration across various levels of government and stakeholders, including
NGOs and businesses.

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