What it is, what it isn't, and what Congress has voted.
Every legislative initiative classified under one of the 17 Sustainable Development Goals adopted by the United Nations in 2015. The classification is run by Mistral on each initiative's text; pick a goal to see its breakdown.
The United Nations General Assembly adopted it by consensus on 25 September 2015 (resolution 70/1). It sets 17 goals and 169 targets with 2030 as the horizon.
It creates no legal obligation. No state can be sanctioned for failing to meet it: each country sets its own level of ambition and reports on its progress voluntarily.
All 193 member states negotiated them between 2013 and 2015, Spain among them. No body and no government imposed them on the rest.
Anyone can read the whole Agenda, in English and the other official languages, on the United Nations website.
Read the official textWe classify the Congress's initiatives under the goals they touch automatically, with a language model. That means the classification can be wrong and is not exhaustive. We don't score Spain's compliance, we don't evaluate the Agenda and we don't say whether a goal is good or bad: we only show what was tabled and how it was voted under each one.
Official UN numbering, definitions and colours. Hola Política applies the classification automatically and descriptively, without judgement.