Sdgs Sustainable Development Goals

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The SDGs are goals the UN created to make our lives better and help to preserve the environment. The goals are made to be achieved in a lapse of 15 years and they were made in 2015. Mainly this goals are trying to end poverty, hunger and tackle climate change. If these goals are achieved our world will be better, especially because nobody will be left behind, they are even trying to save the fish.
This Sustainable Development Goals will help the entire world, starting with the environment, leading up to the animals, and will change the people’s quality of life; improving the decency of work making the people less likely to be in poverty and with hunger, also improving the quality of education, among others. As previously mentioned, this will …show more content…

They are called MDGs and where created in September 2000 with a dead line of 2015. These goals, in theory, applied to all countries, but they were principally targets for rich countries to achieve. The deadline of these goals has already passed and 1 billion people still live with less than $1.50 a day and more than 700 million people do not have enough to eat. Women aren’t not being taken into account and their rights are not being respected as they should. By this we can realize that the accomplishment of this new goals is not an easy duty.
The 17 sustainable Development Goals and 169 targets seek to continue, achieve and complement the Millennium Development Goals and complete the ones that were not achieved. They try to take into account the basic human rights and to achieve gender …show more content…

A world with universal literacy, with equitable and universal access to quality education at all levels, to health care and social protection. A world where there is improved hygiene; and where food is sufficient, safe, affordable and nutritious. A world where there is universal access to affordable, reliable and sustainable energy.”

Now is a time of big challenges. Billions of people from every country live in poverty and do not live a dignified life. Gender inequality is a big challenge nowadays as well as unemployment, terrorism, global health and the intensity of the natural disasters, etc. Global temperature, sea level rise among all the other climate changes have a really bad impact in all the coastal countries. The survival of the world is at risk.
The goal number one is to end poverty in all forms everywhere in 2030. It also tries to ensure social protection for the poor, increase access to all the basic services like: electricity, energy, housing, education, health care, transport water and

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