Sustainable Development Goals

Meaning and 5 goals

Sustainable development is a broad concept that encompasses meeting the needs of the present without compromising the ability of future generations to
meet their own needs. It's about finding ways to live and consume that don't deplete resources or harm the environment.
Here are some key points that summarize the meaning of sustainable development:
 Meeting the needs of all: Sustainable development aims to ensure that everyone has access to the basic necessities of life, such as
food, water, shelter, and healthcare.
 Protecting the environment: Sustainable development recognizes that the environment is essential for human well-being and that we must protect it
from pollution, climate change, and other threats.
 Using resources efficiently: Sustainable development encourages us to use resources such as water, energy, and land in a way that minimizes waste
and conserves them for future generations.
 The Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) are a set of 17 goals that were adopted by the United Nations in 2015 as a blueprint for achieving
sustainable development by 2030.

There are total 17 goals in SDG but 5 of them are

2 GOOD HEALTH 3 GENDER 4 AFFORDABLE &
5 SUSTAINABLE
AND WELL BEING EQUALITY CLEAN ENERGY
CITIES AND
COMMUNITIES

Achieving the SDGs will require a major shift in the way we live and do business. But it is essential if we want to create a
world where everyone has the opportunity to live a healthy, prosperous, and fulfilling life
 1. No Poverty pove
Imagine a world where poverty doesn't steal dreams. SDG 1, No Poverty, tackles this head-on, aiming to eradicate extreme poverty and solve all forms of
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poverty by 2030. From social protection to economic opportunities, it's a global fight for a dignified life for everyone. Let's join the cause!

Action Needed: Key Targets: Progress:

 Increased investment in social  Eradicate extreme poverty: Reduce Significant progress has been made in
protection, education, and healthcare. the number of people living on less reducing extreme poverty, with the
 Stronger policies to promote economic than $2.15 per day to zero. global rate falling from 26% in 2002
growth and job creation.  Reduce poverty by half: Cut the to 13% in 2017.
 Improved access to land, credit, and proportion of people living in However, inequalities remain, and
markets for poor people. poverty, as defined by each progress has slowed in recent years.
 International cooperation to address country, by at least 50% Challenges include conflict, climate
global challenges like climate change  Social protection: Implement change, and economic crises.
and conflict. national social protection systems for
all, including basic income floors.
 Equal rights and access: Ensure
equal rights for all to economic
resources, basic services, land
ownership, technology, and financial
services.
 2.Good Health and Well Being
Ensure healthy lives and promote well-being for all, at all ages," is one of the 17 Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) adopted by the United Nations
in 2015. It aims to create a world where everyone, regardless of their background or income level, has access to quality healthcare
Problems to solve
 Communicable diseases: These include infectious diseases like HIV/AIDS, malaria, tuberculosis, and Neglected
Tropical Diseases (NTDs). Despite progress in reducing their prevalence, they still claim millions of lives, primarily in
low- and middle-income countries.
 Non-communicable diseases (NCDs): These chronic conditions like heart disease, stroke, cancer, diabetes, and chronic
respiratory diseases are on the rise worldwide, driven by factors like unhealthy lifestyles, aging populations, and
environmental factors. They are becoming a leading cause of death and disability globally.
 Maternal and child health: High rates of maternal mortality and preventable child deaths remain major concerns,
particularly in developing countries. Factors like lack of access to skilled birth attendants, poor nutrition, and
inadequate sanitation contribute to these issues.

Progress:
 Significant strides have been made in reducing child mortality, maternal mortality, and the
prevalence of some infectious diseases.
 Millions of people have gained access to UHC, antiretroviral therapy for HIV/AIDS, and life-
saving vaccines.
 International cooperation has resulted in major breakthroughs in medical research and
technology.
 3.Gender Equality
Achieving gender equality means ensuring every individual, regardless of gender, has equal rights, opportunities, and respect. It's not just about numbers,
but building a fairer, more prosperous world for all. Join the fight!

Strengths Weaknesses
The UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) framework provides Despite progress, significant gender gaps remain in areas
a strong international commitment to gender equality, with Goal 5 like education, economic participation, political
specifically dedicated to this issue. This creates a unified vision and
motivates action from various stakeholders. S W representation, and health. These gaps are complex and
deeply rooted, requiring sustained and targeted efforts..

Opportunity Threats
 Technology can be a powerful tool for promoting gender equality
through education, economic empowerment, and access to
information and services.
O T  Anti-gender movements and ideologies can threaten
progress by challenging basic rights and undermining
existing protections for women and girls.
 Engaging the private sector in promoting gender equality  Wars, natural disasters, and other crises can
through responsible business practices and investments can disproportionately impact women and girls, reversing
unlock significant resources and create sustainable change. progress on gender equality and exacerbating existing
 Changing demographics, such as aging populations and inequalities.
declining fertility rates, can create opportunities for women to  The impacts of climate change, such as resource scarcity
enter the workforce and contribute to economic growth. and displacement, can disproportionately affect women
and girls, making it harder to achieve gender equality.
 4.AFFORDABLE AND CLEAN
ENERGY
Powering progress, not pollution: Affordable & Clean Energy unlocks a sustainable future for all, bridging the energy gap with renewable solutions and
empowering communities. ☀️
1. Powering Up Progress:
 Challenge: Millions still lack access to electricity, hindering
development and livelihoods. Fossil fuels contribute to
climate change and are becoming unsustainable.
 Solution: Expand renewable energy sources like solar, wind,
geothermal, and hydropower. Increase energy efficiency
measures in homes and industries.
 Impact: Improves health, education, and economic
opportunities. Reduces pollution and greenhouse gas
emissions for a healthier planet.

2. Unlocking Affordability:
 Challenge: Energy costs can burden households and
businesses, especially in developing countries.
 Solution: Implement government subsidies, tax breaks, and
microfinance schemes to make clean energy technologies
more accessible.
 Impact: Makes clean energy a viable option for everyone,
promoting energy security
 5.SUSTAINABLE CITIES AND
COMMUNITIES
Imagine vibrant cities alive with green spaces, where efficient transport whisks you past bustling markets and cozy cafes. Picture communities thriving
together, connected by opportunity and shared responsibility. This is the vision of SDG 11: Sustainable Cities and Communities, our 50-minute
exploration into building a world where cities work for everyone, everywhere. Join us as we delve into the challenges and solutions, highlighting inspiring
examples and sparking dialogue for a future where cities become beacons of progress and human connection. Buckle up, urban adventurers, let's build a
brighter tomorrow, together!

Features:
• Green Infrastructure: Public spaces, green roofs, urban parks, sustainable transportation systems
(bus rapid transit, cycling paths)
• Inclusive and Equitable: Affordable housing, access to basic services, opportunities for all regardless
of income or background
• Resource Efficiency: Reduced energy and water consumption, waste management and recycling
strategies

Challenges:
• Funding and implementation: Transitioning to sustainable practices requires significant investment
and infrastructure upgrades
• Addressing social inequalities: Ensuring benefits reach marginalized communities requires targeted
policies and programs
• Balancing economic growth with environmental sustainability: Cities need to create jobs while
minimizing their environmental impact
 CONCLUSIO
“Building a Better Future: Together, We Can Achieve the SDGs”

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The Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) paint a bold vision for a future where no one is left
behind. We've explored several of these goals today, revealing challenges and showcasing progress.
But remember, achieving them requires collective action.
Here's how you can be part of the solution:
• Raise awareness: Talk to your friends, family, and community about the SDGs.
• Make informed choices: Support businesses and products aligned with the SDGs.
• Hold leaders accountable: Advocate for policies that prioritize sustainable development.
Get involved: Join organizations working on specific SDGs you care about.
Remember, small actions can create big change. Together, we can build a more just, equitable, and
sustainable world for all.

THANKS !