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Main messages from Iceland’s Voluntary National Review 2023 Iceland confirms its commitment to the Sustainable Development Goals and Agenda 2030 in its second Voluntary National Review. The review builds on progress from 2019, when Iceland presented its first VNR, new institutional mechanisms, more extensive stakeholder involvement and consultation and relies on more data than before. However, challenges remain, not least due to the dire…

Voluntary National Review 2019

Iceland is fully committed to implementing Agenda 2030 for Sustainable Development both nationally and internationally. The Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) have been integrated into government policy on social, economic and environmental affairs, with a particular emphasis on building a peaceful and just society, free from fear and violence. Domestically, the Government aims to identify and better serve marginalized groups in…

Documents & Reports

National Reports Report Topics covered Process Chemicals CSD-18; CSD-19; Sustainable Consumption & Production Patterns CSD-18; CSD-19; Waste Management CSD-18; CSD-19; Desertification, Drought, and Land CSD-16; CSD-…

Iceland Focal Point

Ms. Ásta Bjarnadóttir Specialist Department of Policy Coordination Prime Minister´s Office E-mail: @email

Partnerships & Commitments

The below is a listing of all partnership initiatives and voluntary commitments where Iceland is listed as a partner or lead entity in the Partnerships for SDGs online platform Act on the Emission of Greenhouse Gases An act on the emission of greenhouse gases was passed by the Icelandic legislature in 2007 to create conditions for Icelandic authorities to comply with international obligations in limiting emissions…

Iceland

Voluntary National Reviews 2023

Voluntary National Review 2019

Documents & Reports

Iceland Focal Point

Partnerships & Commitments