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- The Uttar Pradesh government held two high-level workshops in Lucknow on strategies to accelerate Sustainable Development Goals in health, nutrition and education.
- The workshops brought together senior officials, experts, development partners, academics and practitioners to discuss challenges and opportunities using key SDG indicators.
- Officials discussed strengthening Anganwadi services, better use of data and technology including AI, and improving health infrastructure and maternal and child health outcomes.
- The education session focused on quality education, school enrolment and retention, digital skills, vocational training and employment-oriented skills development.
- According to the Uttar Pradesh SDG Index 2024-25, the State achieved a composite SDG score of 69.95, and the government has built a monitoring system with 245 indicators and an SDG Dashboard.
What to watch next
- Whether the state government translates the workshop deliberations into concrete policy or programme announcements.
- Progress updates on the SDG Dashboard and the Common Indicator Framework of 245 indicators.
- Follow-up steps on strengthening Anganwadi services and health data systems using AI.
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Alok Kumar
Principal Secretary, Planning, Government of Uttar Pradesh
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“The Government of Uttar Pradesh, through the Planning Department, organized two high-level workshops in Lucknow today under the theme Empowering Futures: Accelerating SDGs through Education and Health & Nutrition.”
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…and stakeholders, including experts, development partners, practitioners and senior officials, to deliberate on strategies for accelerating progress for the SDG goals and asked officials to escalate their efforts. “ The Government of Uttar Pradesh, through the Planning Department, organized two high-level workshops in Lucknow today under the theme Empowering Futures: Accelerating SDGs through Education and Health & Nutrition. The workshops brought together senior government officials, development partners, experts, academics and practitioners to deliberate on strategies for accelerating progress towards the Sustainable Development Goals…
Amit Kumar Ghosh
Additional Chief Secretary
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“Health and nutrition are foundational to human well-being and sustainable development.”
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…Saxena shared their views on strengthening health infrastructure and data systems through AI. Speaking on the occassion, Amit Kumar Ghosh, Additional Chief Secretary Medical, Health and Family Welfare Department said, “ Health and nutrition are foundational to human well-being and sustainable development. Over the past decade, India has made significant progress in improving maternal, neonatal and child health outcomes, as well as nutritional status. Uttar Pradesh, given its large population and diverse socio-economic…
Raj Shekhar
Secretary, Planning Department, Uttar Pradesh
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“The Planning Department is the nodal department for SDGs, with nodal departments identified for the relevant goals.”
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…of 69.95, with district scores ranging from 61.48 to 75.85. Raj Shekhar, Secretary, Planning Department, said the State has developed a comprehensive institutional and monitoring architecture for SDG localization. “ The Planning Department is the nodal department for SDGs, with nodal departments identified for the relevant goals. The State has also developed a Common Indicator Framework comprising 245 indicators and an SDG Dashboard/Portal for monitoring progress,” added Mr. Raj Shekhar. Published - September 17, 2026 09:42 am IST…
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