Uncovering SDGs-EYES
The SDGs-EYES Research and Innovation Action aims at boosting the European capacity for monitoring Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) based on Copernicus through building a portfolio of decision-making tools. The focus is on the monitoring of seven SDGs indicators related to the environment from an inter-sectoral perspective, aligning with EU Green Deal priorities and challenges.
SDGs-EYES aims at bringing together research and industry experts together with different stakeholders communities to build a scientific, technological and user engagement framework for monitoring SDGs indicators.
SDGs-EYES exploits and combines data from Copernicus’s six core services to demonstrate the feasibility of tailored services, making them available to and exploitable by users to quantify selected indicators from three interconnected UN Sustainable Development Goals – from Climate (SDG13), Ocean (SDG14), Land (SDG 15).
Indicators addressed
Number of deaths, missing persons and directly affected persons attributed to disasters per 100,000 population
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Net Green-house Gas emissions from the LULUCF sector
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Mean near surface temperature deviation
Indicators addressed
Global mean seawater
surface acidity
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Marine waters affected by eutrophication
Indicators addressed
Share of forest area
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Estimated soil erosion by water
News and Events
Find out about the latest events and news updates of SDGs-EYES.
Monitoring SDGs to Protect Citizens from Climate Risks – EO Insights on Wildfires, Heatwaves, and Decision-ready Policy
SDGs-EYES is organising a policy event at the EuroGEO Workshop 2025 to explore how EO data can support sustainable development and protect citizens from climate-related risks such as wildfires and heatwaves.
SatCen Presents SDGs-EYES Pilot at BiDS 2025
SatCen will showcase its work in the SDGs-EYES project and present how research and innovation support its operational capabilities.
SDGs-EYES explores the future of SDG monitoring at EXPANDEO 2025
From left to right: Tiina Luige (UNECE), Dominik Rozkrut (Polish Statistical Association, IAOS), and Manuela Balzarolo (CMCC Foundation). Joining online: Frederike Oehler (Eurostat) and Mary Smith (Ireland’s Central Statistics Office).From left to right: Tiina Luige...
