A summary of the panel event, co-hosted by Mercy Corps, which brought together the FCDO Head of Profession for Conflict and peacebuilding experts from Mercy Corps, to ground-truth the impacts of COVID-19 on conflict. The speakers assessed our collective response so far and considered what more can be done to safeguard the ambitions of the SDGs.

Rewatch the launch event of our most recent report, Building Back Better: The SDGs as a roadmap for recovery.

The APPG is calling on the UK government to use the Sustainable Development Goals as part of a ‘road-map to recovery’ after its new report finds that Covid-19 has put gains made towards achieving the Sustainable Development Goals at risk.

As the world gathers for the virtual UN General Assembly and the beginning of the ‘decade of action’, we are delighted to invite you to an event for the launch of our report on Covid-19 and the SDGs.

The APPG will hear the perspectives of two High Commissioners from the global south as part of its inquiry into the impact of Covid-19 on the achievement of the SDGs.

The APPG will hear from business and civil society stakeholders, as well as academics, as part of its inquiry into the impact of Covid-19 on the achievement of the SDGs.

We were delighted to welcome the United Nations Deputy Secretary-General and Chair of the United Nations Sustainable Development Group to speak to the APPG on Tuesday 7 July.

On Tuesday 7 July the United Nations Deputy Secretary-General and Chair of the United Nations Sustainable Development Group will address the APPG.

We are seeking to engage a policy consultant to support our inquiry into the SDGs and Covid-19.

Today our Co-Chair Lord Jack McConnell has signed a letter calling on the Prime Minister to use the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) to create a socially just and green recovery from Covid-19.

The APPG is seeking evidence on the UK’s overall progress on the Sustainable Development Goals as we enter the ‘Decade of Action and Delivery’.