Abstract
This article has two integrated objectives: (i) to identify the representation of health in the 2030 Agenda from health-related indicators implemented by international and national institutions; and (ii) to compare the potential of platforms for monitoring Brazilian health commitments in the SDGs. It is argued that there are still important controversies brought about by the greater complexity of the 2030 Agenda, particularly in the operationalization of health-related indicators, whose determinants permeate many other objectives and goals. Finally, even though the picture of the country currently available on national and international platforms is already broad, improvements are required for more effective monitoring and evaluation of Brazilian commitments in the SDGs, with greater disaggregation and stratification of indicators in the population.
Key words:
2030 Agenda; Health monitoring; Health indicators; Data platforms; Sustainable development
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Note: The indicators 3.d.2 and 2.2.3 only recently had a global methodology defined, and while today it is published by some of them, the indicators were not part of the lists elaborated by the institutions.Source: Authors.