NEW DELHI: Even in the’achiever’ high score of 100 seems a tough task in the pursuit for Sustainable Development Goals 2030, Kerala nonetheless bagged the No.1 slot amongst’front runner’ countries, bettering its score by 70 at 2019 to 75 at 2020.
Tamil Nadu and Himachal Pradesh are two, Chandigarh maintained the top slot amongst UTs having a rating of 79, that will be a rise within its 2019 rating of 70.
Encouragingly, the research revealed that at 2019-20, 10 countries and UTs belonged into the group of’front runners’, however today 12 more — Uttarakhand, Gujarat, Maharashtra, Mizoram, Punjab, Haryana, Tripura, Delhi, Lakshadweep, Andaman and Nicobar Islands, Jammu and Kashmir and Ladakh have graduated out of’actors’ to combine this class.
In the base of the record is Bihar having a rating of (52) followed by Jharkhand (56) and Assam (57).
But in contrast to 2019 these countries have improved their scores with a few points staying in the’celebrity’ class on a score indicator that classifies countries according to their performance goals since aspirant (0-49); celebrity (50-64); front-runners (65-99) and also achiever with a whole 100.
In fast moving countries (score-wise), leading gainers are Mizoram (68), Haryana (67), along with Uttarakhand (72) at 2020–21 together with advancements in 12, 10 and 8 points out of 2019 respectively.
As stated by the SDG India Index report 2020-21, India’s total score consists of 60 from 2019 to 66 without a nation figures on the total score one of aspirants for its next calendar year.
The remarkable performance of countries on goals connected to”clean water and sanitation” and”clean and affordable energy” providing a general rating of 83 and 92 respectively have been mentioned as key drivers which have helped improve India’s overall rating to the SDG Index by six factors.
Adding to the particular score is your operation on six targets such as excellent health and well-being, decreased inequalities, sustainable communities and cities, responsible production and consumption, climate actions, life on land and peace, justice and powerful associations, in which the total score for each objective is over 65.
But there are problem areas which require urgent care.
On two objectives -“zero hunger” (target 2) and”gender equality” (target 5), the India score is an issue of concern at it’s 47 and 48 respectively.
This is actually the standing even as nine nations in target two and 12 nations in target 5’ve moved from the aspirant class in 2020-21 compared to 2019-20.
In 2019 the rating was worse in 35 and 42 respectively.
The analysis highlights the effects of schemes, coverage steps taken as well as the challenges for every target based on accessible data in addition to the scores for delegated index for those states.
Interestingly, whilst target 6 (fresh water and sanitation) gets the maximum amount of’front runners’ together with 25 countries within this class, targets 5 (gender equality) and target 9 (sector invention and infrastructure) have the maximum’aspirants’ together with 14 nations each using a score greater than 50.
The indicator sets 14 countries and UTs in celebrity category (50-64 rating ).
These include Manipur, Madhya Pradesh, West Bengal, Chhattisgarh, Nagaland, Odisha, Arunachal Pradesh, Meghalaya, Rajasthan, Uttar Pradesh, Assam, Jharkhand and Bihar.
With one third of this journey towards attaining the 2030 Agenda behind us, this variant of this indicator report concentrates on the importance of partnerships because of its subject.
Amitabh Kant, CEO, NITI Aayog stated,”The record reflects the partnerships we’ve built and fortified throughout our SDG campaigns.
The storyline throws light on the way collaborative endeavors may lead to better results and greater consequences ”