159
community well-being measurement, 99
data dashboard process, 100
framework, 100
global effort, 100
implementation toolkits, 101
in North America, 105
regional and local governments, 100
regional programs, 100
sub-national/local level, 100
UN SDG indicator framework, 98
VNRs, 100
Winnipeg’s SDG localization process, 105
SDG monitoring
benefits and limitations, 88
bottom-up approach, 88
data monitoring mechanisms, 95
exercises, 94
LDA project, 93
local SDG monitoring efforts, 93–94
SDSN, 93
SDGs Executive Team (SDG-ET), 9
Social connectedness, 67, 70, 71, 82
Social Determinants of Health (SDOH), 73–75, 78,
82–84
Social-emotional learning (SEL), 129
Social inequalities, 89
Social Initiative Fund (SIF), 131
Sprawl, 32
Substandard housing, sustainability indicator
collecting data, 110
comparing two composite indicators, 122, 123
measuring inadequate housing, 110–113
methodology, 113, 114, 124
quality, 110
results/analysis, 115–118
statistical tests, 110
testing significance, difference age of units, 119–122
Sundance Family Foundation, 5
Sustainable development
comprehensive and inclusive framework, 1
five Ps, 2
Houston stakeholders, 4
inclusivity, 2
integration, 2
ITC and data availability, 2
local achievements, 3
principles in development strategies, 2
stakeholders, 3
universality, 2
Sustainable development goals (SDGs), 7, 31, 51, 109,
127, 129
agriculture, 73, 148
aligning, 24, 25
indicator alignment, 26–28
policy alignment, 25, 26
ambitious goals, 21
availability/sustainable management, 150
bottom-up approach, 97
CAP, 67
challenges, 1
cities/human settlements, 152
city planning, 1
climate action, 79
climate change, 1, 153
consumption/production patterns, 152
critical issues, 2
CYWB, 82
decent work and economic growth, 73
deteriorating infrastructure, 1
ECE programs, 74
economic development, 1
economic growth/full/productive
employment, 151
environmental development, 1
equitable quality education, 149
experience, Los Angeles, 28
gender equality/empower, 150
global partnership, 154, 155
good health and well-being, 75
healthy lives, all age, 148
implementation, 22, 98
job loss, 1
key factors, 23, 24
life below the water, 79
life on land, 79
Los Angeles, 22, 23
maximize value, 29, 30
national mobilization and local engagement, 4
no poverty, 73
peace, justice and strong institutions, 79
quality education, 74
reduce inequality, 151
reduced inequalities, sustainable cities and
communities, 78
resilent infrastructure, 151
social development, 1
social exclusion, 1
societies, 154
sustainable development, 73
targets and indicators, 2
targets and metrics, 21
terrestrial ecosystem, 153
tourism, 73
zero hunger, 73
Sustainable Development Solutions
Network (SDSN), 7, 17, 58
global goals, 87
LDA project, 93
National Index for US Cities, 88, 89
partners, 93
technical exercise, 87
USA-SCI, 92
T
Telephone Consumer Protection Act (TCPA), 72
Together for Youth, 70, 82
Tourism, 73
Tracking-Progress platform, 102–106
Transportation, 34
Index
community well-being measurement, 99
data dashboard process, 100
framework, 100
global effort, 100
implementation toolkits, 101
in North America, 105
regional and local governments, 100
regional programs, 100
sub-national/local level, 100
UN SDG indicator framework, 98
VNRs, 100
Winnipeg’s SDG localization process, 105
SDG monitoring
benefits and limitations, 88
bottom-up approach, 88
data monitoring mechanisms, 95
exercises, 94
LDA project, 93
local SDG monitoring efforts, 93–94
SDSN, 93
SDGs Executive Team (SDG-ET), 9
Social connectedness, 67, 70, 71, 82
Social Determinants of Health (SDOH), 73–75, 78,
82–84
Social-emotional learning (SEL), 129
Social inequalities, 89
Social Initiative Fund (SIF), 131
Sprawl, 32
Substandard housing, sustainability indicator
collecting data, 110
comparing two composite indicators, 122, 123
measuring inadequate housing, 110–113
methodology, 113, 114, 124
quality, 110
results/analysis, 115–118
statistical tests, 110
testing significance, difference age of units, 119–122
Sundance Family Foundation, 5
Sustainable development
comprehensive and inclusive framework, 1
five Ps, 2
Houston stakeholders, 4
inclusivity, 2
integration, 2
ITC and data availability, 2
local achievements, 3
principles in development strategies, 2
stakeholders, 3
universality, 2
Sustainable development goals (SDGs), 7, 31, 51, 109,
127, 129
agriculture, 73, 148
aligning, 24, 25
indicator alignment, 26–28
policy alignment, 25, 26
ambitious goals, 21
availability/sustainable management, 150
bottom-up approach, 97
CAP, 67
challenges, 1
cities/human settlements, 152
city planning, 1
climate action, 79
climate change, 1, 153
consumption/production patterns, 152
critical issues, 2
CYWB, 82
decent work and economic growth, 73
deteriorating infrastructure, 1
ECE programs, 74
economic development, 1
economic growth/full/productive
employment, 151
environmental development, 1
equitable quality education, 149
experience, Los Angeles, 28
gender equality/empower, 150
global partnership, 154, 155
good health and well-being, 75
healthy lives, all age, 148
implementation, 22, 98
job loss, 1
key factors, 23, 24
life below the water, 79
life on land, 79
Los Angeles, 22, 23
maximize value, 29, 30
national mobilization and local engagement, 4
no poverty, 73
peace, justice and strong institutions, 79
quality education, 74
reduce inequality, 151
reduced inequalities, sustainable cities and
communities, 78
resilent infrastructure, 151
social development, 1
social exclusion, 1
societies, 154
sustainable development, 73
targets and indicators, 2
targets and metrics, 21
terrestrial ecosystem, 153
tourism, 73
zero hunger, 73
Sustainable Development Solutions
Network (SDSN), 7, 17, 58
global goals, 87
LDA project, 93
National Index for US Cities, 88, 89
partners, 93
technical exercise, 87
USA-SCI, 92
T
Telephone Consumer Protection Act (TCPA), 72
Together for Youth, 70, 82
Tourism, 73
Tracking-Progress platform, 102–106
Transportation, 34
Index