1. Ilse Dries Sustainable development Unit Flemish government
Flemish SDG’s policy
Ilse Dries
Sustainable development Unit
Flemish government

2. Policy agreement 2014
‘The Flemish government suscribes the 2030 agenda on sustainable development.’ => 2015 : Start elaborating Vision 2050 for Flanders => Jan. 2016: Interdepartmental working group starts working on the SDG agenda

3. 2016: Flemish SDG implementation agenda (1/2)
Strong long term vision
Translation of SD-Goals to Flemish targets and objectives 2030
Analysis of gap to target
Define and execute appropriate actions + good practices
New governance approach

4. 2016: Flemish implementation agenda (2/2)
6. Monitoring- and reporting system, adapted to the SDG’s 7. Integrate SDG’s in management & operation of governmental institutions 8. Cooperation with towns and municipalities 9. Stakeholdermanagement and new SDG- partnership

5. 1. A long term strategy for Flanders
Vision 2050
1. A long term
strategy for Flanders

6. POLICY SD: 3TH FLEMISH STRATEGY FOR SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT
FSSD1
FSSD 2
FSSD 3 =Vision 2050
2006
2011
2016
2004
2007
2008
SD in Belgian constitution
Flemish Parliament Decree SD
Minister-president responsible – 1st policy on SD

7. 1. Vision 2050= sustainable development strategy
Future vision on Flanders 2050
Inspiring and shared
Cooperation with stakeholders
Sustainable Development Goals
Connected to the world
Seven transition priorities
A innovative governance model
Approved by the government
March 2016
Flemish government suscribes
the 17 SDG’s

8. 2. 2030 goals for Flanders EU Vision: desired situation 2050
setting out pathways
2030 GOALS
Fanders
Current situation: problems
Transition priorities EU

9. 3. Define Gap to target
Quick scan België
@Bertelman Stiftung

10. 4. Appropriate Actions (1/3)
ations
Current policy KB
LNE

11. 4: Action: good practices : => 7 Transition priorities (2/2)
(1) Smart living
(2) The leap to industry 4.0
(3) Lifelong learning and inclusive employment
(4) Developing a demography strategy & healthcare and well-being 4.0
(5) Transition towards a circular economy
(6) A fluid and safe mobility system
(7) Fostering a low carbon energy system

12. 5. New Governance model (1/2)
learning
understanding
positioning
facilitating
adjusting
providing catalysts …
controlling
planning
steering …
TM ≠ ‘method’
TM = guiding principle
intellectual and working framework
New form of governance: network governance: co-production, co-creation, partnership

13. 5. Innovative Governance approach (2/2)
Shared value
Co-production and co-creation
System approach => system innovation
Transparant political system
Strong priorities
=> sustained long term approach
Small "delivery units"

14. 6. Monitoring- and reporting system, adapted to the SDG ’s
“SDG progress report” Interfederal Institute for statistics
National Voluntary Review for Belgium 2017.

15. 7. Integrate SDG’s in management & operation of governmental agencies (1/2)
=> SDG-proofed Flemish governmental agencies = > Actionplan for agencies based on the sustainable growth model for companies and organisations, adapted to the SDG’s => Exchange good practices => Supporting schemes for agencies => Tools on SDG’s => Formation for civil servants, boards and direction committees (by CIFAL)

16. 7. Workshops for civil servants for > 100 persons (2/2)

17. 8. Cooperation with towns and municipalities
develop a framework for the management and policy cycle, based on the SDG’s
support cities and municipalities
exchange approaches and good practices

18. 9. Stakeholdermanagement and partnership (2/2)