Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)
In the year 2015, United Nations have created 17 global goals to address multiple environmental, social and economic failures, which must be addressed to achieve a global harmony working towards a better, safer and a just space for humanity, leaving no one behind. These 17 goals are as follows:
No Poverty – make sure everyone has enough money to live and eat.
Zero Hunger – make sure no one is hungry.
Good Health & Well-being – help everyone stay healthy and get medical care.
Quality Education – make sure all children can go to school and learn.
Gender Equality – treat all the genders equally.
Clean Water & Sanitation – make sure everyone has clean water to drink and use.
Affordable & Clean Energy – use energy that doesn’t hurt the planet (like wind and solar).
Decent work & economic growth – help people get jobs that pay well and are safe.
Industry, Innovation & Infrastructure – build things that help people and the planet.
Reduced Inequalities – treat everyone fairly, no matter where they’re from.
Sustainable Cities & Communities – make cities safe and fun for everyone.
Responsible consumption & Production – use only what we need and don’t waste things.
Climate Action – fight climate change and pollution.
Life Below Water – keep the oceans clean and safe for animals.
Life On Land – take care of trees, animals, and land.
Peace, Justice & Strong Institution – stop war and help people live peacefully.
Partnerships for the goals – all countries and people must work together to reach these goals.
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