He Nohona ‘Ae‘oia • A Culture of Sustainability • Hawai‘i’s SDGs

A LEADING HUB FOR SUSTAINABILITY

& ISLAND-LED SOLUTIONS

The Hawaiʻi Green Growth Local2030 Hub is a public-private partnership committed to advancing economic, social and environmental goals. The hub highlights islands as leaders in innovation, providing a holistic approach to solutions grounded in a legacy of systems thinking. 

The Aloha+ Challenge builds on island culture and values and is Hawai‘i’s locally-driven framework to implement the United Nations 2030 Sustainable Development Goals. We work to accelerate the Aloha+ Challenge and scale local solutions to build a more resilient and sustainable future for Island Earth.

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Hawaiʻi VLR

VOLUNTARY LOCAL REVIEW

This year, Hawaiʻi has published the first comprehensive statewide Voluntary Local Review (VLR). This review provides Hawaiʻi with 2020 benchmark data to inform action needed over the next decade to achieve its 2030 sustainability goals.

Aloha+ Challenge

The Aloha+ Challenge is Hawai‘i’s statewide commitment to achieve 2030 sustainability goals, and is a locally driven framework to implement the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals. Consisting of six sustainability goals for Hawaiʻi to achieve by the year 2030, the Aloha+ Challenge provides a holistic approach to solutions grounded in Hawaiʻi’s local culture, values, and legacy of systems thinking.

 

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Aloha+ Dashboard

Hawaiʻi Green Growth tracks Hawaiʻi’s progress in achieving its sustainability goals through the Aloha+ Challenge Dashboard. The targets and indicators on the Dashboard were chosen through a multi-year collaborative process based on what communities across Hawaiʻi value and what is appropriate to measure. The dashboard lives on the Hawaiʻi State Government’s website and is an open data platform designed to inform policy and inspire action.

 

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Partnerships

Hawaiʻi Green Growth is a public-private partnership that brings together diverse stakeholders across Hawaiʻi from local and state government, private sector and civil society. As a statewide cross-sector network, HGG members jointly set priorities for collaborative action to advance green growth priorities and the Aloha+ Challenge.

 

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Global Impact

In 2015, the United Nations set 17 Sustainable Development Goals for the world to reach by 2030. In recognition of Hawaiʻi’s early leadership and local framework for delivering on global goals, the United Nations invited Hawaiʻi Green Growth to become one of the world’s first Local2030 sustainability hubs – and the first Island and Pacific hub- to scale Hawaiʻi’s sustainability model with the world.

 

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