Today we won’t
     Reply to all questions 
  Present each and every possible synergy 
   between Post-2015 and relevant 
     processes and initiatives
  Provide one fit for all recipes on how to 
  implement SDGs and create synergies 
          Today we will
  • Provide general overview on SDGs and their 
   relevance to FAO’s policy work
  • Identify key linkages of SDGs with already 
   existing initiatives and processes
  • Share information and ideas on how to maximize 
   use and consistence of processes and initiatives
  • Map key resource people to collaborate with
                SDGs  - UN System Reset
       -   SDGs are intergovernmentally negotiated, and owned by countries
       -   Many countries will use the SDGs as the main reference to prepare 
           new national SD commitments and plans
       -   Countries will look to international community for coordinated and 
           integrated policy support
       -   FAO’s perspectives are strongly represented
       -   Internal and external initiatives are already in place to help FAO to 
           play its role
       -   UN System gets ready for immediate implementation after Post-
           2015 Summit in September 
                    SDGs – What’s new
      MDGs                               SDGs
      Mainly for Developing Countries    UNIVERSAL – Common but differentiated 
                                         responsibilities
      8 siloed goals for development     17 goals integrating 3 dimensions of 
                                         sustainable development
      Launched by the UN secretariat     Negotiated by MS /country ownership
      Funding, monitoring, and other     Architecture, financial and non financial 
      MoI established later              MoI in the Post-2015 Summit package
     SDGs a new integrated framework for 
         Sustainable Development
  Goal 2 is very much inspired by the Zero Hunger Challenge 
  The targets address:
    Food security – Access to food
    Malnutrition – In all dimensions
    Smallholder productivity and incomes
    Sustainable and resilient agricultural production
    Agricultural biodiversity