UN Sustainability Development Goals (SDGs)

The UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) are 17 global targets adopted by countries to improve life on Earth by 2030. They aim to end poverty, protect the environment, promote equality, and ensure economic growth were everyone can thrive. These goals address issues like clean water, quality education, good health, climate action, and fair work. By working toward these goals, countries seek to create a more sustainable and equitable world where people and the planet can flourish together. They serve as a shared blueprint for global progress and responsible development.