Tabla de Contenidos: “…Intro -- Foreword -- Acknowledgements -- Abbreviations and acronyms -- Executive summary -- 1 Linking the domestic and international implementation of the SDGs: Governance mechanisms and tools for addressing spillovers and transboundary impacts -- Introduction -- Spillovers and transboundary impacts in an increasingly complex world -- The role of policy coherence for sustainable development -- Institutional mechanisms and tools for addressing spillovers and transboundary impacts throughout the policy cycle -- Political commitment, vision and leadership Coordination mechanisms and tools to address policy impacts and interactions -- Assessing, measuring and monitoring policy impacts -- Lessons learned -- Looking ahead -- References -- Notes -- 2 SDGs integrated impact assessment strategy: A governance tool for identifying and managing the spillover effects and transboundary impacts in the 2030 Agenda -- Impact pathways -- Impacts beyond national borders -- Side effects of policies -- Towards an SDGs integrated impacts assessment framework -- Conclusion -- References -- Notes 3 The path to policy coherence: How OECD members (could) use the SDGs at home and abroad to better support developing countries -- The SDGs as a common platform to help address transboundary impacts -- Opportunities to do more: using the SDGs to reflect policy effects on developing countries -- The mixed effect of the SDGs on commitment to partner-friendly policies -- Increased but not yet systematic assessment and monitoring -- Greater opportunities for debate but limited uptake in government co-ordination -- Building the necessary political will with the help of the 2030 Agenda Aligning development co-operation to the SDGs in developing countries: progress and challenges -- Progress in mainstreaming the SDGs in development co-operation delivery -- Contextual factors limiting the use of the SDGs in development co-operation -- Adopting the SDG framework comes at a cost -- Developing countries strive to align their institutions to the SDGs -- Development co-operation practices affecting the use of SDGs at country level -- Fragmentation of development co-operation delivery is coupled with siloed approaches Synchronised planning cycles and joined-up approaches enhance overall coherent development co-operation support at country level -- Traditional donor co-ordination structures constrain cross-sector work -- Potential to strengthen connections between development co-operation and other policies at home -- Conclusion: the way forward -- References -- Notes -- 4 Private sector resilience: The role of responsible business conduct in 'building back better' globally -- Understanding responsible business conduct -- From risk to resilience: RBC and COVID-19 -- Measuring RBC in the global economy :opportunities and challenges -- 5 Measuring transboundary impacts in the 2030 agenda : Conceptual approach and operationalisation -- 6 Quantitative accounting for transboundary impacts: a new approach -- 7 The omnipresence of transboundary effects : a global systemic model based approach for analysing the SDGs -- 8 assessing transboundary issues through a systemic lens : insights and proposals from EEA sustainability assessment reporting -- 9 Assessing the transboundary effects of EU consumption : applying a life cycle perspective to SDG 12 -- 10 Measuring countries' impacts on the global commons : a new approach based on production and consumption based accounting -- 11 Policy priority inference for sustainable development: a tool for identifying global interlinkages and supporting evidence-based decision making -- Conclusion…”