Sweden is falling short of achieving nearly all of its environmental goals set for 2030. Of the sixteen established objectives, only one is currently projected to be fully met by the deadline. This assessment paints a concerning picture of the nation’s environmental performance. Authorities acknowledge significant challenges and delays across multiple areas, indicating systemic issues in policy implementation. While progress has been made in certain aspects, it is insufficient to reach the ambitious targets initially envisioned. The single goal on track for completion has not been specified in this report, raising questions about the overall effectiveness of Sweden’s environmental strategy. Further analysis is needed to understand the specific reasons for these shortcomings and to chart a course correction.