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Although often overlooked, forests represent a fundamental asset in the effort to address Goal 15, “Life on Land”.
Through education, innovation and commitment to the achievement of SDGs, we can make the needed changes to protect the planet and prevent catastrophic effects.
With more people moving to urban areas every year, SDG 11 proves to be imperative to the achievement of the UN 2030 Agenda.
Investment in infrastructure and technological development are crucial to promote future sustainable development.
Additional efforts are essential in ensuring progress toward not only SDG7 but also climate mitigation. SDG7 and SDG13 are indeed closely related.
“By denying women equal rights, we deny half the population a chance to live life at its fullest. It is a tremendous waste of the world’s human potential”.
Steps should be taken to reduce the gap between developed and poor countries. Substantial differences between the world’s nations persist.
Coming up with clean energy sources is vital for fighting climate change and limiting its most devastating effects.
35 percent of women worldwide have experienced physical or sexual violence at some point in their lives.
Several initiatives to achieve the second SDG have emerged and youth engagement to end poverty is considerable
In 2013 more than one-third of employed youths in developing regions were poor, with 17.7 percent of them living in extreme poverty.
Inspired by personal experience, 5 millennials are developing tech solutions to solve health problems.
Here’s how entrepreneurship is still possible for young people, despite the recent data.
“I share my story not because it is unique , but because it is not.”
A generation has a habit of demonizing its successor. Gen Y and Gen Z are no exception.
It’s reading them that shaped one author's life the most.
More and more jobs across multiple sectors seem to be at stake.
The event, “Bridging Youth Across the Mediterranean,” united 35 millennials from 24 countries.
Here are a few ideas to help you get started.
Every year, six millennials will be named “Young Champions of the Earth.”
