This paper contains an assessment of the accomplishment of the Sustainable Development Goals in Spain through administrative

law, pointing out the main regulations, and the most outstanding actions taken through public programmes and plans proficient to

have a great impact on each and every one of the 17 SDGs. The research has been carried out through an initial theoretical study that

involves a review of the main literature on the SDGs, Spanish law, and the study of case law related to some SDGs. After exposing

the main theoretical questions of each SDG, a survey was carried out to quantitatively measure the degree of compliance with the

SDGs through administrative regulation, and to analyse the possibilities for further regulatory development. The results are different

in relation to each SDG, as the study shows. However, it can be anticipated that the average degree of compliance with the set of

SDGs is medium-high, but more measures can be promoted to reach full compliance.