Digital SDG Impact Tool

31.10.2023 Methodology Tool

The digital SDG Impact Tool allows stakeholders to easily, clearly and transparently monitor SDG impact of projects. Information on how to access and use this tool can be found in the digital user manuals andtutorial video below.

The digital version of the tool was released in October 2023 and will soon become mandatory (replacing the excel-based version)

Digital SDG Impact Tool

VIDEO TUTORIAL FOR PROJECT DEVELOPERS

VIDEO TUTORIAL FOR VERIFICATION AND VALIDATION BODIES

SUPPORT ASSETS

Asset name	Version	Released date
Digital SDG Impact Tool Manuals	1.0	31.10.2023
Digital SDG Impact Tool for PDs Training webinar		22.06.2024

RULE UPDATES

Document name	Released date
Application of digital version of SDG Impact Tool	24.07.2024

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