Council for Sustainable Development is an advisory and consultative body, part of the national architecture for managing the process of achieving the Sustainable Development Goals. Council for Sustainable Development was established by the Decree of the President of the Republic of Belarus dated May 25, 2017 No. 181 “On the National Coordinator for Achieving the Sustainable Development Goals”.
Council for Sustainable Development includes representatives at the level not lower than deputy heads of the following state bodies and organizations:
Council for Sustainable Development is headed by the National Coordinator for Achieving the SDGs.
Within the framework of the Council for Sustainable Development, Intersectoral Groups have been formed on Social Issues, Economics, Ecology, Education, Monitoring and Evaluation of the SDG achievements.
Intersectoral Groups are led by the Deputy Heads of the respective government agencies.
Representatives of the business community, public associations and international organizations are involved in the work of the Council for Sustainable Development. The composition of the participants in each meeting is determined by the National Coordinator for Achieving the SDGs based on the issues under consideration.
Meetings of the Council for Sustainable Development are held once a year. National Coordinator for Achieving the SDGs has the right to convene the Council more often when it is necessary to discuss specific issues.
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