Unit 4 AOS 2- Sustainable Development Goals

Aim of the SDGs

To improve global health and human development by reducing health inequalities for all people

Why are the SDGs interrelated?

achievement of one leads to the achievement of another, they’re created to be able to work together.

List the SDGs in order (7)

1. No poverty

2. Zero Hunger

3. Good Health and Wellbeing

4. Quality education

5. Gender Equality

6. Clean Water and Sanitation

7. 12. Responsable consomption and production

Aim of SDG 3

Aims to promote physical and mental wellbeing and extend lif expectancy by addressing the major causes of morbidity, mortality in low, middle and high income countries.

SDG 3 Actions/Inputs (6)

• Access to sexual and reproductive health care

• Achieve universal healthcare and coverage including affordable access to quality care

• Strengthen the prevention and treatment of substance abuse and tobacco use

• Support the research and development of vaccines and medications for non-communicable diseases and communicable diseases

• Increase the investment in healthcare services and well-trained workforce

• Strengthen the capacity for early warning, risk detection and management if health and wellbeing

SDG 3 Outcomes (7)

• Reduce maternal mortality

• End the preventable deaths of newborns under 5

• Ends the epidemics of Aids, TB, malaria and NTD

• Reduce non-communicable diseases and promote health and wellbeing

• reduce road traffic incidences

• Reduce deaths and illnesses from hazardous materials and contamination/pollution

• Reduce substance abuse including drugs and alcohol

Goal 1 - No Poverty

• Eradicating extreme poverty

• Implementing social protection systems

How does Goal 1 - No Poverty promote HWB

Ending extreme poverty means people are able to afford and use health promoting products like nutritious foods and clean water that promote the function of bodily organs and systems, promoting physical hwb

How does Goal 1 - No Poverty promote Human Development

Implementing social protection systems like free school lunches motivates families to send their children to school and receive access to knowledge, promoting human development.

How does the achievement of SDG 1 promote the achievement of SDG 3

Implementing social protection systems ensures families have funds to send their children to school and receive education about the dangers of drugs and substance abuse. Strengthening the prevention of substance and tobacco control as less young people are likely to engage in them.

How does the achievement of SDG 3 promote the achievement of SDG 1

Ending the epidemics of communicable diseases like HIV and Tb, means less people are sick and are more physically able to gain employment and earn a descent income to afford necessities and break free of poverty, helping end extreme poverty.

SDG 2 - Zero Hunger

• End all forms of malnutrition

• Increase investment in agriculture infrastructure and research and technology

How does Goal 2 - Zero Hunger promote HWB

Ending all forms of malnutrition means more people have adequate intake of nutritious mineral and vitals and calories promoting adequate energy levels and their physical hwb.

How does Goal 2 - Zero Hunger promote Human Development

Increasing the investment in agriculture infastrucute, research and technology increases the amount of jobs for people to earn a descent income and afford a descent standard of living with clothes and food, promoting human development.

How does the achievement of SDG 2 promote the achievement of SDG 3

Ending all forms of malnutrition, means children are able to receive more nutrients and nutritious food to promote their body functions and reduce risk of starvation, assisting in reducing preventable child deaths.

How does the achievement of SDG 3 promote the achievement of SDG 2

If countries work towards ending the epidemics of HIV, Malaria and TB , fewer people are sick and more are physically able to work and earn an income to afford groceries and nutritious foods, helping end all forms of malnutritions.

Goal 4 - Quality Education

• Ensuring all children have access to quality care and pre-primary education

• Increase the number of youth and adults who have reverent skills for employment

• Ensuring all children complete access to primary and secondary education

How can SDG 4 promote HWB

Ensuring all children have access to quality care and pre-primary eduction means they are able to socialise with others and develop social skills like learning to form relationships and friendships, promoting social hwb.

How can SDG 4 promote Human Development

Ensuring all children have access to quality care and pre-primary care increases their access to knowledge, enhancing they capabilities for employment, promoting their human development.

How does the achievement of SDG 4 promote the Achievement of SDG 3

Ensuring all children have access to equitable and fair primary and secondary education ensures the children and teens can access knowledge around safe sex and disease prevention, helping end the epidemics of HIV, TB and malaria.

How does the achievement of SDG 3 promote the Achievement of SDG 4

Ending the epidemics of HIV, malaria and TB means more children and adults are physically able to attend school and trainings to gain relevant skills for employment, incasing th renumber of youth and adults with shills needed fro employment.

Goal 5 - Gender Equality

• Eliminate harmful practices, such as child, early and forced marriage and female genital mutilation

• Ensure universal access to sexual and reproductive health.

How does the achievement of SDG 5 promote HWB

Eliminating harmful practices such as female genital mutilation promotes physical hwb as the girls body systems are able to function correctly, like their blood and reproductive organs and systems.

How does the achievement of SDG 5 promote Human Development

Ensuring universal access to sexual and reproductive health means every person is able to live long and healthy lives and reach their full potential, promoting human development,

How does the achievement of SDG 5 promote the achievement of SDG 3

Overall Goal of the WHO

promote, protect and provide health and wellbeing for all people

Promote Health

promote healthier populations

Promote Health Objectives

Climate- respond to climate change

Determinants - adress health determinants and root causes of ill health

Provide Health

Provide universal health coverage

Provide Health Objectives

Primary - advance the primary healthcare approach and essential health system’s capacity for universal health coverage

Improve, Inequality, Inequity - Improve health services coverage to address inequality and inequity

Protect Health

Protect Health during Health emergencies

Protect Health Objectives

Prevent + Prepare - prevent, mitigate and prepare for health risks from hazards

Rapidly Respond - rapidly detect and sustain an effective response to all health emergencies

Definition of Social action

steps taken towards positive change in society that promote health and wellbeing and human development.

What is Bilateral Aid?

one countries government, the donor, gives aid directly to author country, the recipient.

What is a characteristic of Bilateral Aid?

The donor country works with the government of the recipient country to ensure that the aid provided meets the needs of the country and it’s people.