Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)

Where was the SDGs created?

2012 United Nations Conference, Rio de Janeiro. All member states agreed by 2015

What is the definition of Sustainable Development?

Development that meets the needs of the present without compromising the ability of future generations to meet their own needs.

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Gender Equality

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No Poverty 1.1 eradicate extreme poverty. Current baseline of $1.25 pd. 836 million people live in extreme poverty. The two regions most vulnerable: South Asia and sub-Saharan Africa 1.2 Reduce poverty in half 1.3 national social protection systems and measures for most vulnerable. 1.4 resource, ownership, opportunity...equality 1.5 reduce exposure and vulnerability to natural disasters. 1.5a ensure significant mobilization of resources 1.5b develop frameworks to support accelerated poverty eradication actions

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Partnership for the Goals

Who needs to work together in order to achieve the SDGs by 2030?

Partnerships between the governments, private sectors and civil societies.

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Peace and Justice

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Quality Education

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Reduced Inequalities

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Renewable Energy

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Responsible Consumption

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Clean Water and Sanitation

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Climate Action

What is the SDGs also known as?

Global goals

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Good Health and Well-Being 3.1 reduce the global maternal mortality rate to less than 70 per 100K live births. 3.2 reduce neonatal mortality to as low as 12 per 1K live births. 3.3 eradicate epademics: AIDS, tuberculosis, malaria, hepatitis... 3.4 reduce non-communicable disease via prevention and treatment and promote mental health and well-being 3.5 improve the prevention and treatment for substance abuse 3.6 reduce death and injury from traffic accidents by half 3.7 universal reproductive healthcare and education 3.8 universal health care with affordable medication and vaccines for all 3.9 reduce deaths caused by pollution and contamination 3.9a WHO framework Convention on Tobacco Control support 3.9b Support research and development of vaccines and medicines that will be affordable. **in accordance with Doha Declaration and the TRIPS Agreement and Public Health** 3.9c Increase health financing, recruitment, training, retention and development in health care for developing countries 3.9d improve early warning, risk reduction and management of national and global health risks.

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Good Jobs and Economic Growth

What are the Four Pillars of sustainability?

Human, Environment, Economy, Society

Why is sustainability important?

In order to meet the demands of today societies, while protecting and preserving for future generations to come, we must place sustainability at high priority so that we may protect our natural resources.

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Innovation and Infrastructure

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Life Below Water

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Life on Land

MDGs vs

MDGs: Objective is to eradicate and facilitate improvements within developing/poor countries. SDGs: Objective is to eradicate and facilitate improvements by addressing the root causes globally.

Meaning of SDG 17

Strengthen and Revitalize refers to the United Nations process of developing the global sustainable development agenda.

Sustainability vs Sustainability Development

Sustainability: Long-term goals Sustainability Development: Processes and logistics to achieving the goals.

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Sustainable Cities and Communities

What is the objective of the the SDGs?

The United Nations member states objective in creating the SDGs was to produce a set of universal goals that meet the urgent environmental,political and economic challenges facing our world. The goal is to collectively reach our goal by 2030.

What is meant by the "universal call to action"?

The universal call to action is to collectively work together to end poverty, protect the planet and ensure peace and prosperity by 2030

Which county is projected to have the highest GDP in 2030?

United States: Est. 23 billion

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Zero Hunger 2.1 providing everyone with access to food 2.2 end all forms of malnutrition 2025-2030 ** stunted growth affects 1 out of 4 children under 5 ** 2.3 increasing the resources, financial support, and opportunity for small-scale farmers to produce more food. 2.4 ensure sustainable and resilient food production systems and agricultural practices 2.5 diversified seed and plant banks (genetic resource) at the national, regional, and international levels 2.5a international investment and cooperation in rural infrastructure, agricultural research, and extension services. 2.5b Correct and prevent trade restrictions and distortions in world agricultural markets by eliminating export subsides and measures with equivalent effect, in accordance with the mandate of the Doha Development Round. **The Round, aka., The Doha Development Agenda (DDA) was created to improve trade negotiation in developing countries** 2.5c ensure proper function of food markets and to facilitate timely access to market info., including food surplus, in order to limit extreme food price gouging.