SDG-9 and the Istanbul Programme of Action: The Path to Graduation

1. SDG-9 and the Istanbul Programme of Action: The Path to Graduation Sarwar Hobohm Director, Strategic Planning and Coordination Office, UNIDO

2. SDG-9: Build resilient infrastructure, promote inclusive and sustainable industrialization and foster innovation • Industry and industrialization are recognized as a principal driver of sustained economic growth and collective wellbeing • Its strong track record in supporting countries to achieve enhanced levels of ISID, makes UNIDO a reference institution for the implementation and monitoring of this goal as well as related targets • The link to innovation and infrastructure further strengthens inclusive and sustainable industrialization as the locomotive of sustainable development, a dynamic process that entails entrepreneurship, investment and ingenuity • The multiplying effect of industrialization on all other areas of development further compounds UNIDO’s overall contribution to the achievement of the SDGs at large

3. ISID – UNIDO’s vision at a glance • ISID enhances and reinforces economic growth and diversification in a socially inclusive and environmentally sound manner, guided by four overarching principles: • No one is left behind in benefiting from industrial growth, and prosperity is shared among all parts of society in all countries • Every country achieves a higher level of industrialization, and benefits from the globalization of markets for industrial goods and services • Broader economic and social progress is supported within an environmentally sustainable framework • New approaches are introduced to harness and share available knowledge, technology and innovation

4. Eight priority areas of the IPoA (i) Building productive capacity including in infrastructure, energy, STI and private sector development; (ii) Agriculture, food security and rural development; (iii) Trade; (iv) Commodities; (v) Human and social development including women’s empowerment; (vi) Multiple crises and emerging challenges such as climate change and sustainability; (vii) Mobilization of resources for development and capacity building; (viii) Good governance at all levels that includes democracy, respect for all human rights, transparency and accountability and equitable governance at the international level.

5. Operationalizing ISID through 3 main pillars

6. Eight priority areas of the IPoA 3 Pillars ISID (i) Building productive capacity including in infrastructure, energy, STI and private sector development; (ii) Agriculture, food security and rural development; (iii) Trade; (iv) Commodities; (v) Human and social development including women’s empowerment; (vi) Multiple crises and emerging challenges such as climate change and sustainability; (vii) Mobilization of resources for development and capacity building; (viii) Good governance at all levels that includes democracy, respect for all human rights, transparency and accountability and equitable governance at the international level. Creating shared prosperity Advancing economic competitiveness Safeguarding the environment

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