Uttar Pradesh

Sustainable Development Goals

VISION 2030
Vision Statement
Achieve sustained economic growth of minimum 9 per cent per annum
and recommended status in social development indicators, over the next
13 years, while simultaneously pursuing resource efficient and eco-friendly
development through use of appropriate technology and practice.

Main drivers in this pursuit of a progressive state would be creating

conducive business environment, decent and adequate number of jobs in
all sectors, ensuring transparent, corruption- free, gender sensitive
governance and prioritising behaviour change through convergent
programmes.
VISION 2030- Key elements..
Focus Cross cutting
themes

Creation of jobs,
Integrated social
protection systems,
Accelerated pace in
achieving health, nutrition,
education and sanitation
goals
Environmental sustainability,
addressing climate change,
optimizing renewable energy,
and clean and green
Enablers production systems

IT enabled, just,
transparent and
corruption- free and
gender sensitive
governance system
Uttar Pradesh VISION 2030
Process
• Coordinated by Planning Department
• 8 Consultation Meetings- CSO,
Academia and all departments
• One Nodal Department for each Goal
• Contribution by 64 Concerned
Departments
• Support from UNICEF and UNDP
 Nodal Departments
No. Goal Nodal Dept. No. Goal Nodal Dept.
1 End Poverty Rural 8 Decent work& Economic MSME
Development growth
2 Zero Hunger Agriculture 9 Industry, Innovation and IID
infrastructure
3 Good health and Health
10 Reduced inequalities Social welfare
wellbeing
4 Quality education RMSA 11 Sustainable cities and Urban
communities development
5 Gender equality DWCD
12 Responsible Production & Environment
consumption
6 Clean water and Irrigation
sanitation 13 Climate action Environment
7 Affordable and clean Power
15 Life on land Forest
energy
16 Peace, justice & strong Home
institutions
17 Partnerships for the goals Planning
 Updates
• SDG-VISION-2030(DRAFT) • SUBMITTED
• ACTION PLAN(DRAFT) • SUBMITTED
• MAPPING OF SCHEMES • SUBMITTED
• INDICATORS AND DATA ON PROGRESS • SUBMITTED
• MONITORING MECHANISM • STARTED
• FINANCIAL REQUIREMENT • UNDER PROCESS
• TASK FORCE • CREATED AT CS LEVEL
• SUBGROUPS • ALL GROUPS
• DISTRICT PLAN(SDG-FRAMEWORK) • UNDER PROCESS
• SDR-VISION-2022 • UNDER PROCESS
• LOCAL BODIES(ULB/RLB) • UNDER PROCESS
• TRAINING MODULES • SUBMITTED
• CAPACITY BUILDING • ALL GROUPS
• SEMINAR • PERFORMING ALL GROUPS
• SDG CELL • IN ALL GROUPS
• BEST PRACTICECES/SUCCESS STORIES • GOING AHEAD
• WEBSITE • UNDER PROCESS
-WWW:NCOG.GOV.IN
 Ownership of the Process
• Lead role by Principal Secretaries
of the nodal department
• Goal wise meetings to review and
finalize the document
• Follow up from PS to PS
Authorship

• Principal Secretary of the nodal

dept.
• Officers of the nodal departments
and contributing departments
 SDGs into effective plans
• Consolidation of goal wise three year action plan
• SDG milestones committed for 2020.
• Integration of SDGs into GPDP – activities that can
be taken up at gram panchayat level identified for all
goals ( given as annexure in the VISION document)
• Gram Panchayat development plan – emphasize on
low cost/no cost activities in the plan, utilizing 14th
Finance Commission fund to the GPs
 Issues & Challenges
• There may be several depts. which are not concerned with any
particular goal & targets like culture, excise, sports,
legislature… their budget has to be done separately
• There are so many depts which reflection is in so many goals
indirectly but mainly they are budgetrly concerned with
specific goal like MGNREGA has contribution in goal-1&8
and 6 targets-1.1,1.2,1.4,8.3,8.5,8.6
• Best thing for monitoring is constitute only 17 ministries
concerned with 17 goals and rest of the depts as such.
• Allocation of fund at the district level is only 20-30% of the
total budget so all the schemes and targets of the goals are not
well taken into account
• At the panchayat level this situation further worsen
 Issues & Challenges(Continued)
• MOSPI should hold workshop on indicators for DES for
further clearance
• Most of the schemes in different goals are run by GOI and
they have indicators most of which are annual and all the
states provide data to the concerned ministries, so niti should
release goal wise/target wise/indicator wise/scheme wise
status of on the dash board which niti is going to inaugurate
• External agencies are not much in supportive for propagation
of SDG in the state
• Some funds should be earmarked for SDG implementation
and monitorining to states
• Some dept like Agriculture and Health there is huge schemes
under action plan target wise so it’s difficult to show at the
schematic mapping as well as in the financial matrix
 Issues & Challenges(Continued)
• NITI has to give directives to all the ministries to support SDG .
Whatever direction is going to issue from any ministries they should
indicate by doing this u are going to support this goal’s x target and
that contribution will be later show the progress of particular goal as
in the case of aspirational district.
• Similarly if GOI want to move fast at the grass root level they have to
give direction to Panchayati Raj ministries for promoting SDG in
GPDP because they are directly taking plan of GPDP on online from
priyasoft .
• Niti should ask fifth finance commission to give more funds to
panchayats and ULBs for capacity building regarding SDGs
• Dissaggregated data availability is a problem at the district and
panchayat level Also no uniformity of data. For example rural urban,
male female beneficiary caste, BPL families etc
 Suggestions
• Some targets do not get covered by any scheme so we may
need to introduce new schemes (ex: 5.b women and
technology, 15.8 alien invasive species etc)
• 2011 census data for planning for 2019 especially social
protection (widow pension, handicap pension, BPL family
coverage) aspects may lead to inadequate coverage and we
may need to undertake some new data gathering
• All data especially beneficiary level needs to be made
available online for assessing contribution of any scheme to
multiple SDG targets
• Create only one website/dashboard which will take care of
state/district/local self governance(ULBs/RLBs)/panchayats
 Way forward…
• Launch of the VISION document 2030 and availability in
public domain
• Indicators finalized for the state from the list developed by
MoSPI and aligned with MIS of programmes
• Model GPs across 75 districts developed- aligned with
ODF GPs, Malnutrition free villages and PM- Sansad GPs
• Portal/ Dashboard on SDG progress – Dept of Planning
 Way forward…
• Model GPs across 75 districts developed-
aligned with ODF GPs, Malnutrition free
villages and PM- Sansad GPs
• Portal/ Dashboard on SDG progress –
Dept of Planning
Thank you
Key strategies to achieve the 16
Goals …
 End Poverty in all its forms everywhere

Improved targeting and administrative efficiency in social

protection/ poverty alleviation schemes

Focus on skill and entrepreneurship development among,

5 Targets poor, women and PwD

Improved quality of basic services to the poor

Focus on skill and entrepreneurship development among,

poor, women and PwD

Initiate IT enabled early warning system to vulnerable

population/areas
 End hunger , achieve food security and improved
nutrition and promote sustainable agriculture

Effective implementation of New Agriculture Policy,

State Nutrition Mission, NFSA etc

5 Targets Integrated development of agriculture sector (market

linkage and infrastructure)

Social protection to farmers and promotion of

sustainable agricultural practices
 Good Health and Well-being for all

By 2030, bring down - NMR to 12 from 35 &MMR to

70 from 285, through improved health facilities and
people centred services
9 Targets
IPHS compliance to all public health centres

Insurance coverage to vulnerable population

Convergence of vertical programme and improved

human resource management

Focus on adolescent health

 Ensure inclusive and equitable quality education
and promote lifelong learning opportunities for all

Invest in cognitive capital

Emphasis on quality of learning outcomes

7 Targets
Arrest drop out and child labour to zero by 2030

Special attention to transition of girl child to secondary

and higher education

Focus on skill and employability aspects of education

 Achieve gender equality and empower all women and
girls

Develop Gender Equality and Women’s Empowerment

Policy
6 Targets
Address the skewed child sex ratio and combat child
marriage

Promote Gender sensitive public policies and

infrastructure for increased participation in economic
activities and governance

Promote skill & entrepreneurship development of women

in new trades
 Ensure availability and sustainable management of
water and sanitation for all

Make Uttar Pradesh open defecation free by year 2018

6 Targets
Provision of safe drinking water for all as per the revised
norms

Achieve solid and liquid waste management targets by

2030 by progressively promoting 3Rs
 Ensure access to affordable, reliable, sustainable and
modern energy for all

Enhance per capital energy consumption to 1000 KwH

3 Targets
Ensure optimal use of solar energy to 35,000 MW

Reduce consumption of Fossil- fuel by 40% from the

present consumption level
 Promote sustained, inclusive and sustainable economic
growth, full and productive employment and decent
work for all

Achieve 9 % of growth

10 Targets Increase number of MSMEs to 70 lakhs from 39 lakhs

Employment of workforce to increase to 175 lakhs from

91 lakhs

Eliminate child labour and bonded labour from all sectors

 Build resilient infrastructure, promote inclusive and
sustainable industrialization and foster innovation

Promote Eco-Friendly industrialization

5 Targets Improved connectivity, enhancing rural, urban and IT

infrastructure

Innovations in waste management

Zero discharge management for industries and big

infrastructure
 Reduce inequality within and among countries

Empower the GPs to identify and reach out to the

marginalized
7 Targets
Use digital technologies to increase awareness of and
access to government programmes

Increase economic opportunities women and the PwD

 Make cities and human settlements inclusive, safe,
resilient and sustainable

Disaster proof and slum free towns and cities

7 Targets
GIS/GPRS enabled public services

Inclusive and green infrastructure and public spaces

 Ensure sustainable consumption and production
patterns

Promote energy and eco- labeling for all products

8 Targets Regulatory frameworks and consumer awareness on eco-

friendly products

Cleaner and greener production systems

Ensure reporting on carbon footprints by industries

 Take urgent action to combat climate change and its
impacts

Setting up of climate change Authority in all mission

departments
3 Targets Enhance institutional capacities , awareness and resources
for eco- friendly practices

Pollution monitoring in all districts

Adopt world- class t management practices for forests and

biodiversity increase
 Protect, restore and promote sustainable use of terrestrial
ecosystems, sustainably manage forests, combat
desertification, and halt and reverse land degradation and
halt biodiversity loss

9 Targets Protecting , restoring and promoting sustainable use of

terrestrial eco- system

Conservation of bio diversity

 Promote peaceful and inclusive societies for sustainable
development, provide access to justice for all and build
effective, accountable and inclusive institutions at all levels

Transparent and accountable governance through IT

enabled services
10 Targets Increased access to criminal justice system through
administrative reforms and ICT enabled platforms for
redressal

Achieve 100 % birth registration by 2020

Promote victim- oriented criminal justice system,

summary trials for land disputes and behavioural offenses

Invest in strengthening the decentralised structures and

the GPDP process
 Promote peaceful and inclusive societies for sustainable
development, provide access to justice for all and build
effective, accountable and inclusive institutions at all levels

19 Targets Innovative PPP models in achieving social sector goals

Mobilise non- budgetary resources for environmental

sustainability and citizen’s engagement in governance