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Geisselmann ( P4R/GIZ), Mona-Lisa Limbach ( P4R/GIZ), Ravenna Nuaimy-Barker ( Reos), Sydney Hayes ( Reos)  \nPhoto credits: ©[shutterstock.com](shutterstock.com), ©GIZ, ©International Civil Society Centre  \nISBN web: 978-87-7570-023-3  \nISBN print: 978-87-7570-024-0  \n© 2021 Partners for Review  \nDeutsche Gesellschaft für Internationale Zusammenarbeit (GIZ) GmbH Friedrich-Ebert-Allee 32 + 36, 53113 Bonn, Germany  \nOn behalf of the German Federal Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development and the German Federal Ministry for the Environment, Nature Conservation and Nuclear Safety  \n© 2021 The Danish Institute for Human Rights Wilders Plads 8K, 1403 Copenhagen K, Denmark  \nWith the support of the Permanent Mission of Denmark to the United Nations in Geneva  \n© 2021 International Civil Society Centre Agricolastraße 26, 10555 Berlin, Germany  \nContact the organisers:  \nMona Lisa Limbach, Partners [for Review / GIZ: mona-lisa.limbach@giz.de](for Review / GIZ: mona-lisa.limbach@giz.de)[ ](for Review / GIZ: mona-lisa.limbach@giz.de)Saionara König-Reis, Danish Institute for Human Rights: [saik@humanrights.dk](saik@humanrights.dk)  \nPeter Koblowsky, International Civil Society Centre: [pkoblowsky@icscentre.org](pkoblowsky@icscentre.org)  \n[Provided such reproduction is for non-commercial use](Provided such reproduction is for non-commercial use), this publication, or parts of it, may be reproduced if the source is quoted.  \nTABLE OF CONTENTS  \n02  \n03  \n05  \n06  \n07  \n09  \n11  \n14  \n24  \n28  \n30  \nAbout the Organising Partners  \nForeword  \nList of Abbreviations  \nGlossary of Key Terms  \nThe Report at a Glance  \nAbout the Initiative  \nKey Findings  \nIntroduction  \nObjective  \nProcess  \nSelection of Participants and Countries  \nVirtual Workshop Series, Peer Exchange, and Coaching  \nPathway Towards SDG Data Partnerships  \n1: Collective Gap Analysis and Data Mapping  \n2: Stakeholder Engagement  \n3: Understanding Non-Official Data and its Role  \n4: Developing Roadmaps to Pilot a National Data Partnership  \nLearnings and Tips for Setting Up National Data Partnerships Overarching Considerations When Developing Successful Data Partnerships Tips on the Process of Setting Up National SDG Data Partnerships  \nTips for the Successful Facilitation and Support of SDG Data Partnerships  \nConclusions  \nAnnexes  \nAnnex I: Participating Institutions  \nAnnex II: Country Outcomes and the Way Forward  \nAnnex III: Template for Partnership Planning  \nABOUT THE ORGANISING PARTNERS  \nOrganising Partners  \nThis initiative was organised in a partnership between Partners for Review ( hosted by GIZ), the Danish Institute for Human Rights, and the International Civil Society Centre. The three partners represent the main sectors brought together in this collaborative initiative: government, national human rights institutions, and civil society. They combined their networks and capacities to bring these actors together from the six participating countries.  \nPartners for Review ( P4R) is a global multi stakeholder network for government representatives and stakeholders from civil society, the private sector, academia, and other non state actors involved in the national review and monitoring process towards achieving the Sustainable Development Goals. P4R is hosted by the German Development Agency (GIZ) on behalf of the German Federal Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development ( BMZ) and the German Federal Ministry for the Environment, Nature Conservation and Nuclear Safety ( BMU) . P4R facilitates a global multi stakeholder network of state and non state actors, making it an ideal hub for building trust and sharing learnings, which are the key components for the success of this collaborative initiative.  \nThe Danish Institute for Human Rights ","cbCaipImrRRbs1bj","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaipImrRRbs1bj","pdf",23014515,44,"English","# About the Organising Partners\n# Foreword\n# List of Abbreviations\n# Glossary of Key Terms\n# The Report at a Glance\n# About the Initiative\n# Key Findings\n# Introduction\n# Objective\n# Process\n## Selection of Participants and Countries\n## Virtual Workshop Series, Peer Exchange, and Coaching\n## Pathway Towards SDG Data Partnerships\n## 1: Collective Gap Analysis and Data Mapping\n## 2: Stakeholder Engagement\n## 3: Understanding Non-Official Data and its Role\n## 4: Developing Roadmaps to Pilot a National Data Partnership\n# Learnings and Tips for Setting Up National Data Partnerships\n## Overarching Considerations When Developing Successful Data Partnerships\n## Tips on the Process of Setting Up National SDG Data Partnerships\n## Tips for the Successful Facilitation and Support of SDG Data Partnerships\n# Conclusions\n# Annexes\n## Annex I: Participating Institutions\n## Annex II: Country Outcomes and the Way Forward\n## Annex III: Template for Partnership Planning","[{\"question\":\"What is the main goal of the initiative described in the report?\",\"answer\":\"The initiative focuses on advancing inclusive SDG data partnerships by bringing together multiple stakeholder actors to strengthen national SDG data processes.\"},{\"question\":\"Which steps make up the pathway towards SDG data partnerships in the report?\",\"answer\":\"The pathway includes collective gap analysis and data mapping, stakeholder engagement, understanding non-official data, and developing roadmaps to pilot a national data partnership.\"},{\"question\":\"What practical materials are included to help readers set up national SDG data partnerships?\",\"answer\":\"The report provides learnings and tips on overarching considerations, the process of setting up partnerships, facilitation and support, and includes annex templates such as a partnership planning template.\"}]","LESSONS LEARNED REPORT - ADVANCING INCLUSIVE SDG DATA PARTNERSHIPS - Report | PDF",1789177687]