Análisis de interacciones de los ODS

The report details a participatory framework developed by the Stockholm Environment Institute (SEI) to identify synergies and conflicts between SDG targets in Colombia. It outlines a 7-point scoring system to evaluate first-order (direct) and second-order (indirect) interactions, which are then analyzed using network analysis to inform policy prioritization. The methodology will be piloted through workshops in Bogotá and Antioquia, focusing on a preselected set of 20 targets with a particular emphasis on water management as a transversal element. The goal is to provide a systemic tool for national and subnational decision-makers to ensure that progress in one area does not hinder another.

• The SDG Interaction Framework uses a 7-point scale to qualify how progress in one target influences another, ranging from 'Indivisible' (+3), where one is a prerequisite for the other, to 'Cancels' (-3), where progress in one makes the other impossible.
• The methodology distinguishes between first-order interactions, which are direct effects mapped in a cross-impact matrix, and second-order interactions, which account for the systemic impact by observing how a target's influence on a neighbor indirectly affects other targets.
• In Colombia, the analysis will be applied at both a national level in Bogotá and a regional pilot level in Antioquia to allow for a comparison of local and national priorities, marking the first time the framework is applied subnationally.
• To ensure practical viability, the analysis focuses on 20 preselected SDG targets rather than all 169, as evaluating every interaction would require approximately 30,000 individual assessments.
• Water management has been selected as the central transversal theme for the Colombian analysis to link environmental foundations with socio-economic aspects of the SDGs.
• Previous applications of the framework in Sweden identified that targets 16.6 (effective institutions), 12.1 (sustainable consumption/production), and 8.4 (resource efficiency) generated the maximum positive influence on the rest of the SDGs.

APA

Lobos, I., Martin, A. P., & Purkey, D. (2019). Análisis de interacciones de los ODS. Stockholm Environment Institute. https://www.sei.org/wp-content/uploads/2018/10/metodología-completa-taller-interacciones-ods-bogotá-7-8-marzo.pdf

Chicago

Lobos, Ivonne, Alva Piedad Martin, and David Purkey. Análisis de interacciones de los ODS. Stockholm Environment Institute, 2019. https://www.sei.org/wp-content/uploads/2018/10/metodología-completa-taller-interacciones-ods-bogotá-7-8-marzo.pdf.

Wikipedia

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BibTeX

@techreport{lobos2019anlisis, author = {Lobos, Ivonne and Martin, Alva Piedad and Purkey, David}, title = {{Análisis de interacciones de los ODS}}, institution = {Stockholm Environment Institute}, year = {2019}, month = jan, url = {https://www.sei.org/wp-content/uploads/2018/10/metodología-completa-taller-interacciones-ods-bogotá-7-8-marzo.pdf}, urldate = {2026-10-23}, note = {Indexed by Climate Insights Directory} }