Measuring Progress: the Environmental Dimension of the Sustainable Development Goals: Latin America and the Caribbean
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This report on the environmental dimension of the SDGs in Latin America and the Caribbean aims to explore the relationship between the environment and the issues prioritized in each of the SDGs; present current data for the region on the environmental indicators of the SDGs to highlight progress and gaps in the environmental dimension of the 2030 Agenda; and demonstrate the opportunities of sound environmental management for ensuring sustainable development alternatives that do not translate into natural resource exhaustion, environmental degradation and unsustainable livelihoods.
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