Sustainable Development Goals

What are the sustainable development goals

17 global goals developed by the UN to be achieved by 2030

after millenium development goals finished in 2015

progress in all areas ws uneven across teh globe

new globes needed

act as a blueprint for achieving better and more sustainable health for all

What is the purpose of the SDG

End extreme poverty

Fight inequality and injustice

Tackle climate change

What are the five sustainable development goals?

2) End hunger, achive food secruity and improved nutrition and promote sustainable agriculture

3) Ensure healthy lives and promote wellbeing for all at all ages

4) Ensure inclusive and equitable quality education and promote lifelong learning opportunities for all

5) Achieve gender quality and empower all women and girls

6) Ensure availability and sustainable management of water and sanitation for all

What is the aim of end hunger, achive food secruity and improved nutrition and promote sustainable agriculture

by 2030, ends to aim hunger and ensure all people, especially women, childen and marginalised groups, can lead healthy productive live free from the burden of food insecurity

Eliminate hunger and malnutrition in all its form by ensuring that everyone, everywhere, has access to sufficient nutritious food

• aims to promote sustainable agricultural practices → food production improvements, making food systems more resilient to climate change

• enhance smallholder farmers access to markets, tech and financial services, enabling them to contribute to food security and economic growth

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Why does End hunger, achieve food security and improved nutrition and promote sustainable agriculture exist

• Hunger persists and is a significant barrier to achieving health, economic development and social stability

• Without aa solution, millions of people will continue to suffer from malnutrition and food insecurity

What is the progress of end hunger, achieve food security and improved nutrition and promote sustainable agriculture

• Hunger rates declined, climate change and conflict have hindered progress, with nearly 690 million people still experience hunger

• Australia has made progress in supporting sustainable agriculture practices through its AgriFutures initiative.

• Food security issues are primarily focused on indigenous communities and regional areas

What is ensure healthy lives and promote well being for all at all ages

Reduce the burden of infectious diseases (HIV, AIDS, malaria and TB

Universal health coverage includes access to essential health services, medicines, vaccines and technologies, particularly for vulnerable populations

reduce maternal morality and child mortality

Emphasises the importance of mental health and aims to combat helaht inequalities by ensuring that no one is left behind, particularly in low income and remote areass

Tackling non-communicable disease such as heart disease and diabtes

Why does ensure healthy lives and promote well being for all at all ages exist

Diseases and health inequalities continue to prevent access to quality health care for vulnerable populations

without progress, health outcomes will remain poor and health inequities will persist

What is some progress in Ensure healthy lives and promote well being for all at all ages

The maternal mortality rate ha dropped significantly but disease like HIV and AIDS, malaria and TB are still widespread in some regions

Australia provides universal healthcare (medicare), achieving good health outcomes, however, mental health challenges and indigenous health disparities

What are some examples of Ensure healthy lives and promote well being for all at all ages

UN malaria prevention programs

Australias immunisation provides free vacciens to chidlren and adults to prevent disease such as measles utberculosis and pneumonia

What is ensure inclusive and equitable quality education and promote lifelong learning opportunities for all

Ensure inclusive, equitable and quality education for all and promote life long learning opportunities

Improving the quality of education by fostering effective learning environments , training teachers and providing resources to improve literacy and numeracy especially in disadvantaged areas

This goal seeks to make education accessible at all levels - from early childhood education to primary and secondary education, ensuring that girls, boy and adults have the skills and knowledge to thrive in today’s globalised world

To help individuals become active citizens who are well-prepared for sustainable economic and social development

Why does ensure inclusive and equitable quality education and promote lifelong learning opportunities for all

Without education, poverty and inequality persist

Lack of access to education prevents social mobility and creates a barrier to sustainable development

What is progress in ensure inclusive and equitable quality education and promote lifelong learning opportunities for all

Global Progress: While there has been improvement in school enrolment rates, many regions, particularly in Sub-Saharan Africa, still face barriers to education due to poverty, gender inequality and conflict

Australia’s education system offers universal primary and secondary education, but issues such as indigenous education gaps and the impact on students mental health remain

Examples of ensure inclusive and equitable quality education and promote lifelong learning opportunities for all

UN educational scientific and cultural organisation collaborates with countries to enhance acess to and qualituy o feducation, partciularly for girls in Africa and Asia

Australia’s Australian Aid Program funds scholarships and training to enhance education systems in development countries, such as indonesia and Papuea New Guinea

What is the aim achieve gender quality and empower all women and girls

Eliminate all forms of discrimination, violence, and harmful practices that women and girls face, including child marriage, gender-based violence and trafficking

Also seeks to ensure equal access to education, healthcare and economic opportunities for women and girls recognising that gender equality is essential for broader economic growth and social progress

It advocates for equal participation of women in decision making processes, economic independence and the elimination of the gender pay gap

This goal seeks to dismantle gender inequalities and promote women’s rights at all levels of society

Why do we need achieve gender quality and empower all women and girls

Without gender equality, violence, discrimination and economic exclusion of women and girls persist, limiting their opportunities and the development of communities

What is the progress in achieving gender quality and empower all women and girls

Global There has been progress in women’s education, but gender-based violence and economic inequality persist, particularly in conflict-affected regions

Australia: Made progress in gender equality, but still faces issues like the gender pay gap, domestic violence, and underrepresentation of women in leadership roles

Examples of achieve gender quality and empower all women and girls

Global: He for She campaign encourages male paticipation in promoting gender equality and provides a global platform for advocacy

Australia: The National Domestic Violence Helpline → support for people experiencing gender based violence

What is the aim of Ensure availability and sustainable management of water and sanitation for all

Universal access to clean water, sanitation and hygiene for all people by 2030.

This includes improved water quality, increasing water use efficiency and ensuring that waste water is treated and reused in a sustainable nabber

Address water scarcity and the growing demand for water which is exacerbated by climate change

Focuses on protecting water resources and managing water-related ecosystem such as rivers, lakes and wetlands which are critical for ensuring food and water security

Ensure that all people, particularly those in vulnerable and rural areas, have equitable access to safe water and sanitation services, which are crucial for improving public health and upholding human dignity

Why does ensure availability and sustainable management of water and sanitation for all

Without access to clean water and sanitation, waterborne diseases continue to spread, poverty persists and health inequalities remain widespread, especially in developing regions

Progress in Ensuring availability and sustainable management of water and sanitation for all

Global: More people have access to clean water and sanitation than ever before, but challenges remain, particularly in rural and low income areas

Australia’s Progress: Australia provides high equality drinking water and sanitation services, but it still faces challenges in providing clean water to remote indigenous communities

Examples of ensuring availability and sustainable management of water and sanitation for all

Global: The World Bank supports large scale water and sanitation projects including the construction of water infrastructure in sub-Saharan Africa

Australia: The Indigenous Water Initiative focuses on improving water access and sanitation in remote Indigenous communities