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Measuring Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs): An Inclusive Approach

SDGs progress measurement approaches are diverse in their underlying assumptions and statistical features. They do not measure the same thing and should not be interpreted in the same way. Nonetheless, this is not obvious to the general user as all methods are often referred to as “SDG progress”. This paper aims to answer two questions: what is an appropriate method for assessing SDG progress? and how to “leave no-one behind” in measuring progress towards the SDGs?. It provides an overview of the existing approaches for assessing progress towards the SDGs and proposes an inclusive approach for measuring SDGs progress “for all”.