🌍 With only four years remaining until the 2030 targets, the report reveals that global progress includes both significant achievements and serious delays. While progress has been made in access to electricity, renewable energy, digital connectivity, social protection, and health, poverty, hunger, inequality, the climate crisis, and conflicts continue to be among the main challenges facing sustainable development.

📊 Of the 139 targets that can be assessed, only 36% are on track or showing moderate progress, while progress remains insufficient for 49%, and 15% have fallen below 2015 levels. Increasing debt burdens, declining development assistance, financing gaps, and global crises make progress even more difficult, particularly in vulnerable countries.

📌 The report emphasizes that the 2030 Agenda remains achievable; however, this requires strengthening financing, increasing international cooperation, accelerating the renewable energy transition, and prioritizing policies based on reliable data.