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United Nations Economic and Social Commission for Western Asia
Source: DESA / UN Statistics Division SDG indicators database
FOOD SECURITY – SDG INDICATORS
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Food Security – SDG Indicators
History
SEP 2014 Request to the UN Statistical Commission
MAR 2015 UN Stat. Comm. established
• Inter Agency Expert Group on SDG Indicators• High Level Group on Partnership and Capacity
Development
MAY ‘15-FEB 16 IAEG established the list of indicators
MAR ‘16 Initial SDG Indicators Framework adopted by UN SC
MAR ‘16-FEB 17 IAEG worked on definitions, concepts, sources
HLG formulated the Global Action Plan
MAR ‘17 UN Stat. Com. Adopted
• SDG Indicators Framework (-> ECOSOC / GA)• Cape Town Global Action Plan for SDG Data
2017 Expected adoption by the General Assembly
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Progress
Original ambition:A compact set of a small number of multi-purpose indicators, where
most of the indicators would be able to monitor several of the SDG
targets. (max. 100 indicators)
Result:A set of 241 indicators to be further broken down by age, sex,
ethnicity, origin, disability, etc.
Three Tiers:Tier I: Indicators with clear definitions, concepts and available data
Tier II: Indicators with clear definitions, concepts, but lack of data
Tier III: Indicators lacking definitions, concepts and sources
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Food Security – SDG Indicators
Principles of data reporting
Indicators should be standards based
Indicators should be nationally sourced
There should be a communication with member countries
prior to data release
Reducing reporting burden – sharing data among UN agencies
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Goal 2 - indicators
2.1.1 Prevalence of undernourishment
2.1.2 Prevalence of moderate or severe food insecurity (FIES)
2.2.1 Prevalence of stunting <5 years of age
2.2.2 Prevalence of malnutrition <5 years of age
2.3.1 Volume of production per labour unit
2.3.2 Average income of small-scale food producers
2.4.1 Proportion of agricultural area under productive and sustainable
agriculture
2.5.1 Number of plant and animal genetic resources for food and
agriculture secured in either medium or long-term conservation
facilities
2.5.2 Proportion of local breeds at risk/not at risk/unknown level of
extinction
Tier I
Tier I
Tier I
Tier I
Tier III
Tier III
Tier III
Tier III
Tier II
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Indicators of means of implementation
2.a.1 The agriculture orientation index for government expenditures
2.a.2 Total official flows (official development assistance plus other official
flows) to the agriculture sector
2.b.1 Producer Support Estimate
2.b.2 Agricultural export subsidies
2.c.1 Indicator of food price anomalies
Tier I
Tier III
Tier I
Tier I
Tier II
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Food Security – SDG Indicators
Question No. 1
How to establish baselines?
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Data availability – Arab states
Number of data points during 1990-2016
3 and more data points
2 data points
1 data point
No data
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2.1.1 – Prevalence of undernourishment
All data
Algeria Lebanon SomaliaBahrain Libya SudanComoros Mauritania SyriaDjibouti Morocco TunisiaEgypt Oman UAEIraq PalestineJordan QatarKuwait Saudi Arabia
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2.1.1 – Prevalence of undernourishment
Country data
Algeria Lebanon SomaliaBahrain Libya SudanComoros Mauritania SyriaDjibouti Morocco TunisiaEgypt Oman UAEIraq PalestineJordan QatarKuwait Saudi Arabia
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2.2.1 – Proportion of stuned children (<5)
All data
Algeria Jordan SomaliaComoros Kuwait SudanDjibuti Mauritania SyriaEgypt Morocco TunisiaIrar OmanIraq Palestine
BahrainLebanonLibyaSaudi Arabia
Qatar UAE
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2.2.1 – Proportion of stuned children (<5)
Country data
Algeria Kuwait SomaliaComoros Mauritania SudanEgypt Morocco SyriaIraq Oman TunisiaJordan Palestine
BahrainLebanonLibyaSaudi Arabia
Qatar DjibutiUAE
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2.2.2 – Prevalence of children malnutrition (<5)
All data
Algeria Jordan PalestineDjibuti Kuwait SomaliaComoros Mauritania SudanEgypt Morocco SyriaIraq Oman Tunisia
LebanonLibyaSaudi Arabia
BahrainQatar
UAE
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2.2.2 – Prevalence of children malnutrition (<5)
Country data
Algeria Jordan PalestineDjibuti Kuwait SuriaComoros Mauritania TunisiaEgypt MoroccoIraq Oman
LebanonLibyaSaudi ArabiaSomaliaSudan
BahrainQatar
UAE
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2.5.2 – Local breeds / extinction
Algeria Lebanon SudanBahrain Libya SyriaComoros Mauritania TunisiaDjibouti MoroccoEgypt OmanIraq Saudi ArabiaJordan Somalia
KuwaitPalestineQatarUAE
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2.a.1 – Agriculture orientation index for
government expenditures
Algeria MoroccoBahrain OmanEgypt SyriaKuwait TunisiaLebanon
JordanQatarUAE
Comoros Palestine YemenDjibuti Saudi ArabiaIraq SomaliaLibya SudanMauritania
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2.a.2 – Total official flows to the agriculture
sector (ODA)
Algeria Lebanon Saudi ArabiaComoros Libya SomaliaDjibuti Mauritania SudanEgypt Morocco SuriaIraq Oman TunisiaJordan Palestine
Bahrain
KuwaitQatarUAE
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Food Security – SDG Indicators
Next step(s)
Validate data
Data loaded into the UN SDG indicators database were uploaded
from other sources, and do not fully correspond to the Global SDG
Indicators Framework
Perform data availability assessment at the country level
This preliminary assessment of availability of the nationally sourced
data was based on a single international source (UN database), but
there may be more data available in each country.
Address the applicability of global indicators to the Arab context
Address the issues of statistical capacity development
…based onthe data availability assessment, and, if applicable,
regional / national indicators – filling the gaps, applying standards,
resolving variations between sources,…