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The Pardee Center has a unique platform within the International Futures model for evaluating and forecasting countries' progress toward achieving the United Nations' | The Pardee Center has a unique platform within the International Futures model for evaluating and forecasting countries' progress toward achieving the United Nations' 17 [https://sustainabledevelopment.un.org/ Sustainable Development Goals] (SDGs). The SDGs comprise 169 targets with 239 designated indicators that are used to track country-level progress toward meeting the goals by 2030. Many of these indicators are further disaggregated by location, sex, or age group. The IFs SDG Form includes XX data series covering 79 targets and 95 indicator for 16 of the 17 SDGs. | ||
= Types of Variables = | |||
== Forecasted Variables == | |||
The SDG Form includes 74 variables for which there are forecasts in IFs. These variables are pulled directly from pre-existing data in the model, and do not require any special attention or updates to be included in the form. | |||
== Historical Variables == | |||
The remaining XX variables are historical series pulled from the UN Statistics Division's (UNSD) [https://unstats.un.org/sdgs/indicators/database/ SDG Indicators Global Database]. The Global Database is the official source for SDG indicator data. It includes all available series for each indicator along with a [https://unstats.un.org/sdgs/metadata/ metadata repository] that provides detailed documentation on the definition, concepts, source(s), and computations behind each variable. | |||
= Metadata = | |||
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The Pardee Center has a unique platform within the International Futures model for evaluating and forecasting countries' progress toward achieving the United Nations' 17 Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). The SDGs comprise 169 targets with 239 designated indicators that are used to track country-level progress toward meeting the goals by 2030. Many of these indicators are further disaggregated by location, sex, or age group. The IFs SDG Form includes XX data series covering 79 targets and 95 indicator for 16 of the 17 SDGs.
Types of Variables
Forecasted Variables
The SDG Form includes 74 variables for which there are forecasts in IFs. These variables are pulled directly from pre-existing data in the model, and do not require any special attention or updates to be included in the form.
Historical Variables
The remaining XX variables are historical series pulled from the UN Statistics Division's (UNSD) SDG Indicators Global Database. The Global Database is the official source for SDG indicator data. It includes all available series for each indicator along with a metadata repository that provides detailed documentation on the definition, concepts, source(s), and computations behind each variable.