The federal government (FG) has declared that the coronavirus pandemic (COVID-19) epidemic is a risk to its commitment to achieve the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) by 2030 as a result of stagnation in the continued implementation of programs in course. before the pandemic.
Bala Yusuf Yunusa, Senior Technical Adviser to the Office of the President’s Chief Special Assistant (SSAP) on the SDA, said this in Lafarge Africa Plc’s series of sustainable webinars on the theme: “The decade of action: advancing the SDA in a publication – it was pandemic.”
Yunusa, who represented Adejoke Orelope-Adefulire, the president’s lead special assistant on sustainable progression goals, said the pandemic only posed a massive burden on the country due to the socio-economic impact, but also revealed the vulnerability of Nigeria’s fitness system.
He said it was mandatory for the government to temporarily paint to accentuate efforts to expand the budget area for the implementation of the SDGs and also worked heavily with state and non-state actors to defend and defend the SDGs in local government 774.(LGA) in Nigeria.
“In theory, the ‘Decade of Action’ means 10 more years of active implementation of global goals across all stakeholders.This means 10 more years to cover the floor and fulfill the transformative promise of “leave no one behind” until 2030.Unfortunately, just as we started the “Decade of Action” for the SDGs in January 2020, the COVID-19 pandemic outbreak around the world has now called for customer questioning the achievement of the SDGs.
“Beyond the dangers to physical fitness and the human consequences of the pandemic, socio-economic uncertainties and disturbances place a very significant burden on the Nigerian economy, which relies heavily on oil and fuel revenues.Clearly, COVID-19 has revealed the vulnerability of fitness systems in emerging countries.Unfortunately, the ones who have suffered to the fullest are the deficient and the most vulnerable: women, children, the disabled and the elderly.
“We now have a duty to act fast, to act forcefully, and to act decisively to achieve the transformational replacement we all want.” Critical times require critical action. “This ordinary moment requires that we all come together to locate cutting-edge arts and tactics to build more egalitarian, inclusive and resilient societies. We urgently want to rebuild if we want to be on track to achieve the SDGs by 2030,” he said.
Yunusa recognized that strengthening existing public-private partnerships, financing sustainable development, coordinating and strengthening governance, among others, are essential to achieving the SDGs.
“We want to use the intelligently realigned National Statistical System (NSS) to monitor well and monitor the implementation of the SDGs annually.This will indicate the specific interventions of the SDGs throughout the country.
“We will also have to consciously use Nigeria’s iSDG simulation style to expand the next national progression plan (2021-2025) and the domestication of the plan-making style in all 36 states.
Khaled El-Dokani, CEO of Lafarge Africa Plc, speaking at the event, said the sustainability series will focus on what Nigerians want to do together to achieve a more measurable effect and advance the SDGs, adding that it is a opportunity. to the percentage of adoption of the most productive practices. in Nigeria and jointly agree how the country can jointly advance the Decade of Action SDGs.
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