Política nacional de incorporação da Agenda 2030 no Brasil: uma análise das circunstâncias de criação e extinção da Comissão Nacional para os Objetivos de Desenvolvimento Sustentável

Abstract

The 2030 Agenda and the Sustainable Development Goals were adopted by Brazil in an eagerness to implement them, reinforced by the creation of a specific instance for their follow-up and monitoring, the National Commission for Sustainable Development Goals (CNODS), unit of analysis of this article. With relevant representation from civil society, CNODS was dissolved two years after its creation, a milestone for the process of neglect of the SDGs in the formulation of national policy. It focused on the history of the Commission and its participation in the incorporation of the 2030 Agenda into the Brazilian political agenda, and the elements worked out suggest that the hypotheses are valid, that is, that the SDGs have no effective importance for the formulation of national policy and that the character of civil society participation in CNODS contributed to its abrupt closure. The study was guided by the hypothetical-deductive method, guided by the analysis of the historical and documental process, through reports, decrees, journalistic news and academic research, that enabled a critical analysis of the object.