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Mr. Alvaro de Juanes
University of Alicante

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Degree in Economics and Master’s degree in Applied Economics from University of Alicante. My field of knowledge comprises Economics in its highest cross-sectional degree. However, I focus on the areas of Sustainable Development and the new era of the Digital Economy. With a high research and analyst behavior, I concentrate my efforts on studying the data where I put the focus of my curiosity

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Published: 17 December 2020 in Sustainability
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Measuring the advances performed in the 2030 Agenda and the contribution of public policies remains a key issue. Budgets are acknowledged as one of the most powerful tools made available to administrations to push forward this contribution, and so several initiatives have risen to align budget items and Sustainable Development Goal (SDG) performance at all levels. The aim of this paper is to go beyond simple alignment and statistically analyze the interlinkages between budget and SDG achievement data. We have used the Spanish local administrations budget, together with indicators used to measure the 2030 Agenda goals at the same level, and computed a correlation test in order to find where budget allocation has an impact. We have then looked further into the relevant impacts to split them into direct and indirect. The research found ca. 25% of the budget items with relevant statistical links to the SDGs, with the SDGs 11 and 15 being the least impacted and SDGs 1, 4, 7, 8 and 16 the most connected ones. This research aims to set the bases of an evidence-based decision-support tool for a more efficient and sustainable policy design.

ACS Style

Raffaele Sisto; Javier López; Alberto Quintanilla; Álvaro De Juanes; Dalia Mendoza; Julio Lumbreras; Carlos Mataix. Quantitative Analysis of the Impact of Public Policies on the Sustainable Development Goals through Budget Allocation and Indicators. Sustainability 2020, 12, 10583 .

AMA Style

Raffaele Sisto, Javier López, Alberto Quintanilla, Álvaro De Juanes, Dalia Mendoza, Julio Lumbreras, Carlos Mataix. Quantitative Analysis of the Impact of Public Policies on the Sustainable Development Goals through Budget Allocation and Indicators. Sustainability. 2020; 12 (24):10583.

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Raffaele Sisto; Javier López; Alberto Quintanilla; Álvaro De Juanes; Dalia Mendoza; Julio Lumbreras; Carlos Mataix. 2020. "Quantitative Analysis of the Impact of Public Policies on the Sustainable Development Goals through Budget Allocation and Indicators." Sustainability 12, no. 24: 10583.