Transforming Our World: The 2030 Agenda For Sustainable Development - Part 1

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Transforming our world:

the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development
Part 1
COURSE DESCRIPTION
Programs and policies backed by the United Nations have

shaped the world we live in for the past half-century. The
United Nations Sustainable Development Goals aim to
combat the worlds most wicked and pressing problems,
including poverty, hunger, and climate change, among
many others by 2030.
Can we make it happen?
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COURSE OBJECTIVES
Understand the UNs contributions to social equality,

human wellness, and the environment; and the
process used to develop the Goals.
Identify each Sustainable Development Goal.
Analyze the Targets of each Goal.
Understand how governments, businesses, and

individuals can have an impact on achieving the Goals.
Learn how to take immediate participatory action in

favor of the Goals.
SDGs 1-6 SDGs 7-12 SDGs 13-17
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SERIES
AGENDA
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Introduction Extra
and History Actions Conclusion
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In-Depth Analysis of the Quiz

Sustainable Development
Goals
AGENDA
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Section 1Introduction and History
What are the

Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)?
A set of goals for the worlds future, through 2030
Each goal is backed up by a set of specific targets
Negotiated over a two-year period at the United Nations
Agreed to by nearly all of the worlds nations on

September 25th, 2015
Has the UN done anything

like this in the past?
Millennium Development Goals

In short? Previous set of eight goals created by
YES
the UN, in effect from 2000 to 2015.
Focus on public health and poverty

eradication, with good progress made
but some gaps remaining.
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Another Visionary Program by the UN
The UN and Internal Sustainability
See the UNs 2014 sustainability report

here, which includes greenhouse gas
emissions and information on their
Climate Neutral Strategy.
AIA 2030
A similar, though not related, program put on by the American Institute of Architecture
Its goal
All new buildings, developments, and
major renovations will be carbon-
neutral by 2030.
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How are the SDGs different

from similar goals?
UNIVERSALITY INTEGRATION TRANSFORMATION

The SDGs apply to every All goals are inter-connected Achieving these goals involves
nation and every sector. in a system. making very big, fundamental
changes in how we live on Earth.
How were the SDGs chosen and

developed?
Outcome of the Rio An extension and continuation

+20 Summit in 2012 of the Millennium Development
Goals
SDGs Development Timeline
First meeting
July 2014
Agreed upon in
Final Draft
August 2015
March 2013
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Stakeholder Involvement
MyWorld2015 Survey Representatives from the UN also

went door-to-door with surveys
and did other outreach programs
Section 2 In-Depth Analysis of the

Sustainable Development Goals
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GOAL 1
End poverty in all its forms, everywhere
Extreme poverty means

living on less than
$1.25 a day
By 2030, eradicate
extreme poverty for all
Goal 1. 1 people everywhere
TARGETS
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Reduce by at least half

all people living in
Goal 1. 2 poverty
TARGETS
Achieve substantial
coverage of the poor
Goal 1. 3 and the vulnerable
TARGETS
Ensure that all men and

women have
Goal 1. 4 Equal rights to
economic resources
TARGETS
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Build the resilience of

the poor and those in
Goal 1. 5 vulnerable situations
TARGETS
Ensure significant
mobilization of
Goal 1. A resources from a
variety of sources
TARGETS
Create sound policy

frameworks at the
Goal 1. B National, Regional and
International levels
TARGETS
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What can we do?
Become actively
engaged in
policymaking to make a
difference in addressing
poverty
What can we do?
Governments can
formulate strategies
and fiscal policies that
stimulate pro-poor
growth, and ultimately
reduce poverty
GOAL 2
End hunger, achieve food security and improved
nutrition and promote sustainable agriculture
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1 9 out of
people worldwide
will go to bed
hungry tonight
By 2030, end hunger and

ensure access by all people
to safe, nutritious and
Goal 2. 1 sufficient food all year
round
TARGETS
By 2030, end all forms of

malnutrition.
Goal 2. 2 By 2025, achieve targets

on stunting and wasting in
TARGETS children under 5 years of
age
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By 2030, double the

agricultural productivity
and incomes of small-scale
food producers through:
Secure and equal access to land
Goal 2. 3 Other productive resources and

inputs
Knowledge
TARGETS Financial services

Markets and opportunities for value
addition
Non-farm employment
By 2030, ensure
sustainable food production
systems and implement
resilient agricultural
practices that:
Goal 2. 4

Increase productivity and production
Help maintain ecosystems
TARGETS

Strengthen capacity for adaptation
Progressively improve land and soil
quality
By 2020, maintain the

genetic diversity of:
Seeds
Cultivated plants
Farmed and
domesticated animals
Goal 2. 5 and their related wild
species
TARGETS The Nagoya Protocol
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Increase investment in :
Rural infrastructure
Goal 2 Agricultural research and extension

services
TARGETS Technology development

Plant and livestock gene banks
Correct and prevent trade

restrictions and distortions
in world agricultural
Goal 2 markets, in accordance
with the mandate of the
TARGETS Doha Development Round
Adopt measures to ensure the

proper functioning of food
commodity markets and their
derivatives
Goal 2 Facilitate timely access to

market information, including
TARGETS on food reserves, in order to

help limit extreme food price
volatility
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What can we do?

Make changes in your own
life at home, at work, and
in the community by:
Supporting local farmers and

markets
Making sustainable food
choices
Supporting good nutrition for all
Fighting food waste
What can we do?

Use your power as a
consumer and voter,
demanding businesses and
governments make the
choices and changes that
will make Zero Hunger a
reality.
What can we do?

Join the conversation,
whether on social media
platforms or in your local
communities.
You can join the Global
Movement for Zero Hunger
by joining the Zero Hunger
Challenge!
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GOAL 3
Ensure healthy lives and promote well-being
for all at all ages
6
million
children die before
their fifth birthday
By 2030, reduce the global

maternal mortality ratio to
less than 70 per 100,000
Goal 3. 1 live births
TARGETS
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By 2030, end preventable

deaths of newborns and
children under 5 years of
age...
Goal 3. 2 With all countries aiming to reduce

Neonatal mortality to at least as low
as 12 per 1,000 live births
TARGETS Under-5 mortality to at least as low

as 25 per 1,000 live births
By 2030, end the epidemics of:

AIDS
Tuberculosis
Malaria and neglected tropical
diseases
Goal 3. 3 Combat:
Hepatitis
TARGETS Water-borne diseases and other

communicable diseases
By 2030, reduce by one third

premature mortality from non-
communicable diseases
through prevention and
Goal 3. 4 treatment
Promote mental health and
TARGETS well-being
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Strengthen the prevention

and treatment of
substance abuse, including:
Narcotic drug abuse
Goal 3. 5
Harmful use of alcohol
TARGETS
By 2020, halve the

number of global deaths
and injuries from road
Goal 3. 6 traffic accidents
TARGETS
By 2030, ensure universal access

to sexual and reproductive:
Health-care services, including for
family planning
Information and education
Goal 3. 7 Integrate reproductive health into

national strategies and programs
TARGETS
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Achieve universal health

coverage, including financial risk
protection
Access to quality essential

health-care services
Goal 3. 8 Access to safe, effective, quality
TARGETS and affordable essential

medicines and vaccines for all
By 2030, substantially
reduce the number of
deaths and illnesses from:
Goal 3. 9

Hazardous chemicals
Air, water and soil pollution
TARGETS and contamination
Strengthen the
implementation of the
World Health Organization
Framework Convention on
Goal 3. A Tobacco Control in all
TARGETS countries, as appropriate
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Support the research and

development of vaccines and
medicines for the communicable and
non-communicable diseases that
primarily affect developing countries,
Provide access to affordable essential

medicines and vaccines, in
Goal 3. B accordance with the Doha

Declaration on the TRIPS Agreement
and Public Health
TARGETS Provide access to medicines for all
Substantially increase
health financing
Increase the
recruitment,
Goal 3. C development, training
and retention of the
TARGETS health workforce in
developing countries
Strengthen the capacity of

all countries, in particular
developing countries, for:
Goal 3. D

Early warning
Risk reduction
TARGETS Management of national and

global health risks
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GOAL 4
Ensure inclusive and equitable quality education and
promote life-long learning opportunities for all
Poorer kids are
4x
likely to be out of
school
91%
enrollment rate =
improvement
By 2030, ensure that all girls

and boys complete free,
equitable and quality primary
and secondary education,
Goal 4. 1 leading to relevant and
effective learning outcomes
TARGETS
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By 2030, ensure that all

girls and boys have access
to:
Goal 4. 2 Quality early childhood
TARGETS development and care

Pre-primary education
By 2030, ensure equal

access for all women and
men to affordable and
quality:
Goal 4. 3 Technical
Vocational
TARGETS Tertiary education, including

University
By 2030, substantially
increase:
The number of youth and adults

who have relevant skills,
Goal 4. 4 including technical and
vocational skills, for employment
TARGETS Decent jobs

Entrepreneurship
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By 2030:
Eliminate gender disparities in

education
Ensure equal access to all levels

of education and vocational
Goal 4. 5 training for the vulnerable,

including:
TARGETS o Persons with disabilities,

o Indigenous peoples and
o Children in vulnerable
situations
By 2030, ensure that all youth

and a substantial proportion of
adults, both men and women,
Goal 4. 6 achieve literacy and numeracy
TARGETS
By 2030, ensure that all learners

acquire the knowledge and skills
needed to promote sustainable
development, including, among
others, through education for:
Sustainable development and

sustainable lifestyles
Human rights
Goal 4. 7 Gender equality

Promotion of a culture of peace and
TARGETS non-violence
Global citizenship
Appreciation of cultural diversity and of
cultures contribution to sustainable
development
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Build and upgrade

education facilities that
are child, disability and
gender sensitive
Goal 4. A Provide safe, non-violent,

inclusive and effective
TARGETS learning environments for
all
By 2020, substantially expand

globally the number of scholarships
available to developing countries,
for enrollment in higher education,
including :
Goal 4. B Vocational training

Information and communications
technology
TARGETS Technical, engineering and scientific

programs, in developed countries and
other developing countries
By 2030, substantially increase

the supply of qualified
teachers, including through
international cooperation for
Goal 4. C teacher training in developing
countries
TARGETS
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GOAL 5
Achieve gender equality and empower all
women and girls
Women work
70%
of the worlds working
hours, yet earn only
10%
of the worlds income
End all forms of discrimination

against all women and girls
everywhere
Goal 5. 1
TARGETS
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Eliminate all forms of

violence against all women
and girls in the public and
private spheres, including:
Goal 5. 2 Trafficking
TARGETS Sexual and other types of

exploitation
Eliminate all harmful

practices, such as:
Goal 5. 3 Child, early and forced marriage

Female genital mutilation
TARGETS
Recognize and value unpaid

care and domestic work
through:
The provision of public services,

Infrastructure
Goal 5. 4

Social protection policies
The promotion of shared
TARGETS responsibility within the household

and the family as nationally
appropriate
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Ensure womens full and

effective participation and
equal opportunities for
Goal 5. 5 leadership at all levels of
decision-making in political,
TARGETS economic and public life
Ensure universal access to

sexual and reproductive
health and reproductive
rights as agreed in
accordance with the:
Programme of Action of the

Goal 5. 6 International Conference on
Population and Development
TARGETS Beijing Platform for Action and the

outcome documents of their
review conferences
Undertake reforms to give

women equal rights to:
Economic resources
Ownership and control over
o Land and other forms of
Goal 5. A property
o Financial services
o Inheritance
TARGETS o Natural resources, in
accordance with national laws
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Enhance the use of enabling

technology, in particular
information and
communications technology,
Goal 5. B to promote the
empowerment of women
TARGETS
Adopt and strengthen sound

policies and enforceable
legislation for the promotion
of gender equality and the
Goal 5. C empowerment of all women
and girls at all levels
TARGETS
What can we do?
If you are a girl:

Stay in school and empower
your female classmates to do
the same
Fight for your right to access
sexual and reproductive health
services
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What can we do?
If you are a woman:

Address unconscious biases
that can form an
unintended barrier to equal
opportunity
What can we do?
If you are a boy or man:

Work alongside women and
girls to achieve gender
equality
Embrace healthy, respectful
relationships
What can we do?
We all can:
Fund education campaigns
Change harmful laws
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GOAL 6
Ensure availability and sustainable
management of water and sanitation for all
WORLD WATER SCARCITY BY 2050
By 2030, achieve universal

and equitable access to
safe and affordable
Goal 6. 1 drinking water for all
TARGETS
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By 2030:
Achieve access to adequate and

equitable sanitation and
hygiene for all
Goal 6. 2 End open defecation
TARGETS
By 2030, improve water

quality by:
Reducing pollution
Eliminating dumping
Minimizing release of hazardous
chemicals and materials
Goal 6. 3 Halving the proportion of
untreated wastewater and
TARGETS Substantially increasing
recycling and safe reuse
globally
By 2030, substantially increase

water-use efficiency across all
sectors
Ensure sustainable withdrawals

and supply of freshwater to
address water scarcity
Goal 6. 4 Substantially reduce the
TARGETS number of people suffering

from water scarcity
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By 2030, implement
integrated water resources
management at all levels,
including through
Goal 6. 5 transboundary cooperation
TARGETS as appropriate
By 2020, protect and

restore water-related
ecosystems, including:
Mountains
Forests
Goal 6. 6

Wetlands
Rivers
TARGETS

Aquifers
Lakes
By 2030, expand international

cooperation and capacity-building
support to developing countries in
water- and sanitation-related
activities and programs, including:
Water harvesting
Desalination
Goal 6. A

Water efficiency
Wastewater treatment
TARGETS

Recycling
Reuse technologies
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Support and strengthen

the participation of local
communities in improving
water and sanitation
Goal 6. B management
TARGETS
What can we do?
Work to keep governments

accountable
Civil society organizations
should invest in water research
and development
Promote the inclusion of
women, youth and indigenous
communities in water resources
governance
What can we do?
Get involved in the campaigns for

World Water Day
World Toilet Day
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Section 4 Quiz
Whats Next?
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the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development
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Transforming our world:

Programs and policies backed by the United Nations have

Can we make it happen?

Understand the UNs contributions to social equality,

Identify each Sustainable Development Goal.

Analyze the Targets of each Goal.

Understand how governments, businesses, and

Learn how to take immediate participatory action in

SDGs 1-6 SDGs 7-12 SDGs 13-17

In-Depth Analysis of the Quiz

Section 1Introduction and History

What are the

A set of goals for the worlds future, through 2030

Each goal is backed up by a set of specific targets

Negotiated over a two-year period at the United Nations

Agreed to by nearly all of the worlds nations on

Has the UN done anything

Millennium Development Goals

Focus on public health and poverty

Another Visionary Program by the UN

The UN and Internal Sustainability

See the UNs 2014 sustainability report

How are the SDGs different

UNIVERSALITY INTEGRATION TRANSFORMATION

How were the SDGs chosen and

Outcome of the Rio An extension and continuation

SDGs Development Timeline

MyWorld2015 Survey Representatives from the UN also

Section 2 In-Depth Analysis of the

Extreme poverty means

Reduce by at least half

Ensure that all men and

Build the resilience of

Create sound policy

What can we do?

What can we do?

By 2030, end hunger and

By 2030, end all forms of

Goal 2. 2 By 2025, achieve targets

By 2030, double the

Secure and equal access to land

Goal 2. 3 Other productive resources and

TARGETS Financial services

By 2020, maintain the

Goal 2 Agricultural research and extension

TARGETS Technology development

Correct and prevent trade

Adopt measures to ensure the

Goal 2 Facilitate timely access to

TARGETS on food reserves, in order to

What can we do?

Supporting local farmers and

What can we do?

What can we do?

By 2030, reduce the global

Goal 3. 1 live births

By 2030, end preventable

Goal 3. 2 With all countries aiming to reduce

TARGETS Under-5 mortality to at least as low

By 2030, end the epidemics of:

TARGETS Water-borne diseases and other

By 2030, reduce by one third