Group 1 - China is the largest contributor to global Sustainable Development Goals (SDG) related papers, playing an increasingly important role in global SDG policy-making [1][2] - The report, a collaboration between Springer Nature and Overton, analyzes over 12 million policy documents published from 2015 to 2025, showcasing how academic research influences SDG-related policies [1] - 25% of citations of China's SDG-related research come from international organizations like the World Health Organization, followed by the United States, the United Kingdom, and the European Union [1] Group 2 - As of 2024, 24% of global published research involves SDG-related studies, with SDG policies more frequently citing academic research compared to broader policies [2] - The report highlights the urgency of understanding how research impacts policy, especially with only five years remaining until the 2030 SDG deadline [2] - The analysis fills a critical gap by quantitatively demonstrating the influence of research on various SDG policies and existing disparities [2]