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A Taxonomy for Indicators Related to the Sustainable Development Goals: A Norwegian Municipality Case Study

Paz Mendoza, Ana María
Master thesis
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2021
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Abstract
 
 
Global conditions are pushing cities and municipalities to a deeper involvement in sustainability. The 2030 Agenda contributes as a framework for multi-level stakeholders to

aim for the Sustainable Development Goals. In efforts to track progress on sustainability, municipalities in Norway have used international indicator sets such as the U4SSC

KPIs to track such progress. Although several international sustainability indicator sets

provide information on progress and allow tracking, concerns from municipalities have

raised in the inability to localize indicators for their municipalities. In 2021 a taxonomy

for indicators related to the SDGs has been published to aid in such issue. To understand whether this taxonomy can enable municipalities in localizing indicators and be

integrated into their strategies, a case study with 4 Norwegian municipalities was carried

out through semi-structured interviews to analyze first-hand information on its application. An analysis of these interviews yields the taxonomy is not as intuitive as desired,

however, it is a tool that proposes good questioning and classification methods to discuss and define whether indicators analyzed are appropriate and can contribute to the

municipality’s future plans and strategies.
 
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