In this episode, we are talking about social protection and the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). The coronavirus pandemic and the subsequent triple crisis of food, energy and finance have set back progress towards the SDGs. Social protection is seen as an SDG accelerator that can contribute to many, even most of the SDG targets from ending poverty and hunger to improving gender equality and access to health and education, and even tackling inequality and climate change. But can we make enough progress in the time left to achieve the SDGs? Our guest on this episode, Nenad Rava - Head of programmes at the Joint SDG Fund - talks about how social protection interventions can catalyse change and progress towards the Sustainable Development Goals. In addition, in September we are celebrating the seven-year anniversary of socialprotection.org – which hosts the Social Protection Podcast. In this special Quick Wins, we will hear from Mariana Balboni – Coordinator of socialprotection.org - about the platform’s most exciting features and some of its achievements. Resources Joint SDG Fund - Integrated Policy for Leaving No One Behind Financing United Nations Catalytic Action to ‘Rescue’ the Sustainable Development Goals - 2021 Annual Report Promoting the Specific Needs of Women and Girls: The Joint SDG Fund Gender Marker UN collaboration on social protection: Reaching consensus on how to accelerate social protection systems-building Closing Gaps: Making Social Protection Work for Women in Mexico Accelerating Vietnam’s Transition Toward Inclusive and Integrated Social Protection Albania - Improving Municipal Social Protection Service Delivery   Quick wins resources socialprotection.org e-Conference: Turning the COVID-19 crisis into an opportunity: What’s next for social protection? Social Protection and COVID-19 Dashboard: Social protection responses to COVID-19 in the Global South Webinars Social protection responses to COVID-19 [Task force] Online Community Social protection in crisis contexts Online Community e-Courses