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Among olomias new institutions for mainstreaming and implementing the 2030 Agenda are its High-level Inter-Institutional Commission for SDGs with a technical secretariat, technical committee and transverse and inter-sectorial working groups. Practice Area #5: Creating Vertical Policy Coherence (Glocalizing the 2030 Agenda)
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