UDC 332.1: 338.24
Authors
E. A. STARIKOVA,
Candidate of Economic Sciences, Senior
Lecturer of the Department of Economic
Policy and Public-Private Partnership of
the MGIMO University of the
Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Russia
Moscow, Russia
E. A. SHAMANINA,
Lecturer at the Department of Economic
Policy and Public-Private Partnership,
MGIMO, Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the
Russian Federation, Moscow, Russia
M. G. CHERTOVSKIKH,
Expert at the Center for Applied Research
of the Department of Economic Policy
and Public-Private Partnership, MGIMO,
Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Russian
Federation, Moscow, Russia
Abstract
Relevance. Most countries have encountered difficulties in the process of implementing the SDGs into existing
national strategies and policies, since it has become obvious that this process requires systemic measures - starting
from the development of a set of SDG-related country indicators that are most relevant to a particular State, and ending
with the creation of special authorized bodies, national commissions or mechanisms for interdepartmental coordination
of activities in the field of sustainable development.
Objective is to review Russian conceptual documents (strategic planning) and the regulatory framework governing
relations in areas related to the implementation of the sustainable development agenda and the Sustainable Development
Goals.
Results. The authors consider the existing targets within the SDGs on three «dimensions» of sustainable
development – economic, social, and environmental, analyze the laws adopted in the Russian Federation, the materials
of reports on the results achieved, as well as the current situation in the socio-economic and environmental spheres.
Keywords
sustainable development, the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals, strategic planning, socioeconomic development, environmental policy, government regulation.
