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A separate section presented key messages for policy makers, proposals for the further involvement of official statisticians in the ongoing debate and processes towards a Post-2015 Development Agenda, and proposals to carry out the work programme on broader measures of progress; (e) 17 December 2013: FOC contributed to the organization and conduct of an informal session of the OWG on measuring progress; (f) March-April 2014: FOC provided comments on the indicator proposal of the Sustainable Development Solution Network (SDSN) and an initial assessment of the 100 proposed indicators in terms of measurability, based on a consultation with FOC members and international organizations; (g) June 2014: FOC provided the OWG Co-Chairs with a matching between available indicators and the targets contained in the OWG’s “Zero draft,” and an ECE/CES/2015/36 3 assessment of the broad data availability for these indicators in countries. This input was partly based on the FOC’s work on the SDSN indicator proposal; (h) September 2014: The United Nations Statistics Division in New York presented a note to the Committee for the Coordination of Statistical Activities on the work on the indicator framework for the Post-2015 Development Agenda informing about the possible arrangements for the development of the indicator framework; (i) September 2014 - January 2015: FOC developed and conducted a survey (i) to complete the compendium of national practices on broader measures of progress and (ii) to obtain information on the availability of data for indicators to measure the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) and the associated 107 substantive targets proposed by the OWG (the targets on means of implementation were not included).