The pandemic has drastically halted progress

I think pandemic slow down the achievement of SDG in my county Iraq

The honest answer is that its far too early to tell, largely because some of the SDGs may have benefited from lockdown policies (GHG emissions, water and air pollution, etc.), while others will have been at least stalled (hunger, nutrition, health). But mainly, the reason is that most updates on progress are based on roughly annual assessments of data that are at least a year 'old' by the time they are collated, meaning that any meaningful determination of coronavirus impacts could be at least a year from now.

Thank you Professor Taqi Mohammed Jwad Taher and Professor Patrick Webb for your inputs.

SDG, It's depends upon your target. It's achievable only change inworking style. These SDG conditions for individuals not who work collabratively. In collaboration various factor one work and onevenjoy that's why i tell it depends. Change accordingly and did

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I think the COVID-19 pandemic is slowing the progress of the SDGs in many areas, albeit to varying degrees, because the activities of people in many countries are suppressed. And it should have an even bigger impact on the world's poorer people. Recently, major UN donor countries have reported a significant drop in GDP. The economic situation in these countries can impact UN programs involved in achieving the SDGs.

I am apprehensive about that only Professor Kazuko Yoshizawa. Thank you for your contributions.

That's sounds interesting Professor Iian Kelman. Thank you for your contributions.

At first it was great. But after the pandemic outbreak it was a bit slow.I think we have to wait more time to comment regarding this SDG goal achievement.

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My suggestion for SDG for pandemic - availability of vaccine/drugs at affordable cost, accessibility, without compromising the quality and safety.

in Lebanon ,it is going down to a negative scale with whats happening, revolution,financial crisis,covid19 outbreak,lockdown,nitrate amonuim explosion at the port, so no SDG would be in the field of vision in the coming years, so the 2030 vision is far from being seen nor achieved.

Now SDG on management on conditions.

Thanks to all the esteemed and learned researchers for your thoughtful contributions.

Dear Sumanta Chakraborty,

The SARS-CoV-2 (Covid-19) coronavirus pandemic has resulted in a reduction in the scale of progress made in achieving the SDGs in some respects. During the 1st wave of the pandemic, which occurred in March - June 2020, the level of economic activity decreased, the demand for energy resources decreased, the level of production of certain products decreased, the level of environmental pollution decreased. It was a period when it was possible to accelerate the processes of ecological transformation of industry and energy. Unfortunately, this possibility was not used. Interventionist, anti-crisis socio-economic policy usually did not take into account the issue of accelerating the processes of pro-ecological transformation of the economy towards the circular economy. In some respects, the progress in the improvement of waste segregation techniques, recycling, and the development of renewable energy sources during the SARS-CoV-2 (Covid-19) coronavirus pandemic has slowed down. On the other hand, there are also areas of pro-ecological transformation of the economy, implementation of eco-innovations in economic processes and the implementation of sustainable development goals, in which the pro-ecological processes did not slow down during the pandemic. For example, the development of electromobility and organic farming did not slow down during the pandemic. The development of sustainable ecological agriculture, sustainable pro-ecological agritourism could additionally accelerate during the pandemic, which is related to the growing interest of citizens in a healthy lifestyle, including healthy eating. The growing interest in a healthy lifestyle during the pandemic is related to the issue of increasing general public awareness of the possibilities of improving general health, including the level of general resistance of the body to various diseases, including infectious diseases.

Best regards,

Dariusz Prokopowicz

The pandemic has drastically halted progress