SDGs in México and Subnational Monitoring: Experience of Jalisco

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1 SDGs in México and Subnational Monitoring: Experience of Jalisco International Seminar, Role of Managing for Development Results in Achieving the Sustainable Development Goals 2030 Manila, Philipines, Jun 2017

2 Content 1. SDGs in Mexico Strategy head by the President s Office. Mtro. Adolfo Ayuso Audry, GD Agenda Subnational perspective of monitoring SDGs MIDE Jalisco case

3 México after of ODM México met 37 out of 51 indicators Reduction in more than half of proportion of population with incomes less than 1.25 dls per day Lessons learned (challenges): Vaccination against measles in children under one year (1980: 73.8% : 97.8% key issue: Coherence and complementarity between reforms and public policies Human rights approach Transparency and access to information Percentage of seats occupied by women in the Chamber of Deputies Reliable information systems and statistics Participation of civil society Source: Ayuso, Adolfo (2017), La Agenda 2030 en México. Diálogos por tu Salud Prevención de embarazos en adolescentes

4 México in % Diabetes 63% Overweight Main challenge: 55.3 million poor / 11.4 million in extreme poverty 7% of children between 7 and 14 years old 1/5 Pregnancies attended Ranking 105 of 176 Chronic malnutrition Women between 15 and 19 years old Perception of corruption Source: Ayuso, Adolfo (2017), La Agenda 2030 en México. Diálogos por tu Salud Prevención de embarazos en adolescentes

5 Main steps Agenda for Sustentable Development: Sept 2015 Dec 2015 Adopted the 2030 Agenda as a State Commitment Signature a Declaration for A2030 join action of government and civil society (OPEN GOV) Modification agreement to create the Specialized Technical Committee of the ODS (from 17 to 25 agencies) Mar 2016 July 2016 Mexico & Philipines president Interagency Group of Experts on SDGs Announced the creation of a political council headed by de President of México. Integrate the actions of the main stakeholders of the Agenda and to forge a consensus on the next steps Source: Ayuso, Adolfo (2017), La Agenda 2030 en México. Diálogos por tu Salud Prevención de embarazos en adolescentes

6 Main steps Agenda for Sustentable Development: º SEM State of Colima proposed the creation of State Commission at National Conferrence of Governments (CONAGO) Definition of work program for monitoring of indicators 2017 Mexico hosted 1º Meeting of Forum of the Countries of Latam os SD (april), The first regional report (31/32 countries) Installation State Councils in Colima, Nuevo León, Chiapas and Sinaloa. (Jan-May) Installation of the National Council of the Agenda 2030 for Sustainable Development (april) Third Session of the Specialized Technical Committee of the ODS.(jun) Beta platform indicators (Commitment of 14 countries voluntarily measure their progress to be presented in July) Source: OECD (2017), Policy Coherence for Sustainable Development 2017: Eradicating Poverty and Promoting Prosperity, OECD Publishing, Paris Ayuso, Adolfo (2017), La Agenda 2030 en México. Diálogos por tu Salud Prevención de embarazos en adolescentes

7 National Council for the accomplishing Agenda 2030 Presidential Decree. Oct 2016 Civil Society International organization Technical secretariat. Francisco Guzman, Cheaf of Presidency Office. Adolfo Ayuso Audry. General Director f the Agenda 2030 for SDGs Government agencies Gobiernos Locales Objectives Specific initiatives of national application Recommendations to the strategy Better practices CTEODS Private Sector Academy National Conference of Governors - CONAGO With the support of the United Nations Development Program (UNDP), currently is developing the operational guidelines for a National Strategy to implement the 2030 Agenda

8 Installation of the National Council for the accomplishing Agenda 2030 (april.2017)

9 Capacity to measure in Mexico: distribution of 220 indicators Sourch: Ayuso, Adolfo (2016), La Agenda 2030 en México. Seminario regional de planificación y agenda de implementación de Agenda Chile.

10 Dashboard on line

11 Dashboard on line 2 Goals 3 indicators 1 Goals 1 indicators 3 Goals 5 indicators - 1 Goals 1 indicators 1 Goals 1 indicators - 2 Goals 2 indicators 2 Goals 2 indicators 1 Goals 1 indicators Goals 1 indicators 2 Goals 3 indicators 1 Goals 1 indicators 2 Goals 2 indicators 19 goals 23 indicators (until may )

12 Dashboard on line

13 CHALLENGES: Articulation with planning and budgeting. The President s Office has been working during several months in collaboration with the Finance Ministry in order to align the existing budget lines and programs with the SDGs. Identification of indicators, appropriation for national monitoring. Identify 231 indicadators. Aprox 200 indicators have already been. The President s Office work together with INEGI Standardization of diverse monitoring systems with involvement of different national ministries, state and municipal governments. Been working with the established systems that are currently operating on a national levels. For example, the National System to Protect Children and Adolescents (SIPINNA) National Strategy for the Implementation of Agenda 2030 for Sustainable Development Functioning and articulation in the National Council National Communication Campaign Adoption in Federative Entities.

14 Jalisco Population: 7.3 M habitants Capital: Guadalajara (ZMG 4 M hab.) Native / Indigenous languages: 4 Municipalities: 125 5º state in national territorial expansion 3º state in GDP national contribution 1º state in agricultural GDP national contribution Mexican Silicon Valley headquarter World capital of tequila and mariachi Governor: M.P.P. Jorge Aristóteles Sandoval ( )

15 Secretaría de Planeación, Administración y finanzas Subsecretaría de Planeación y Evaluación Monitoring Indicators Development plan GM M&E Evaluation Public Programs and Policies Accountability Managing for results Deliberative public participation

16 MIDE Jalisco: Monitoring development indicators

17 Monitoring: Public system that monitors the periodic evolution as well as the fulfillment of goals, the indicators established and linked to Jalisco State s Development Plan CONEVAL Best Practice in México, category of performance indicators CLEAR Honorable mention as Best Subnational Practice for public policies in Latin America Accountability Managing for results Deliberative public participation

18 Lightning system compliance dynamics goals

19 What is MIDE Jalisco System?

20 Integration of City Council Members of local civil society (14) Funcionarios (3) Civil servants (4) Members of national civil society organizations (14) Presidency Office. Adolfo Ayuso Audry. General Director f the Agenda 2030 for SDGs Citizens with voice and vote Brochure of scope and members of the Citizen Council, available athttp://sepaf.jalisco.gob.mx/gestion-estrategica/seguimiento/consejo-ciudadano-mide

21 MIDE Jalisco has identified more to 150 indicators that line with 15 SDGs

22 Gracias Thanks! Mónica Ballescá @MBallesca