COVID-19 and the SDGs: A revised Agenda to lead a sustainable recovery
Abstract
For the recovery to be sustainable, it is not a question of choosing between tackling COVID-19 or achieving the SDG. It must be ensured that both responses are interconnected, that immediate action is aligned with long-term objectives, and that measures that guarantee health and socio-economic recovery are pillars of the fight against poverty and climate change too. A revised 2030 Agenda, which incorporates elements learnt from this reality, is the most appropriate framework for a recovery based on global solidarity, shared responsibility and collective action.
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