Released by the United Nations, the 17 sustainable development goals is a blueprint of sorts, focused mainly on the aspects of peace and prosperity. With the worlds in shambles it takes countries and corporations to work together in this global partnership to overcome the challenges together.
No Poverty
End poverty in all its forms, everywhere.
Zero Hunger
Eradicate hunger and poverty.
Good Health
Ensure healthy lives and promote well-being for all ages.
Quality Education
Bettering lives through quality education.
Gender Equality
Promote gender equality gender equality as a fundamental human right and a necessary foundation for a prosperous world.
Clean Water
Provide clean, accessible water for all.
Affordable Energy
Improve access to clean and affordable energy.
Decent Work
Create societies that spur the generation of quality jobs, furthering sustainable economic growth.
Industry and Innovation
Invest in infrastructure crucial for sustainable development.
Reduced Inequalities
Reduce inequalities by meeting the needs of disadvantaged and marginalised populations.
Sustainable Cities
Invest in a future in which cities provide opportunities for all.
Responsible Consumption
Produce and consume responsibly.
Climate Action
Combat climate change
Life Below Water
Practise effective management that preserves aquatic biodiversity.
Life On Land
Sustainably manage forests, reverse land degradation and desertification and halt biodiversity loss.
Peace and Justice
Promote access to justice for all through the building of effective and accountable institutions at all levels.
Partnership for the Goals
Revitalise global partnerships for a sustainable development.
