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Methodology
What are the SDG Goals?
Learn more about the Sustainable Development Goals.
About
The United Nations' Sustainable Development Goals (SDG) provide a global blueprint for peace, prosperity, and sustainability. Covering 17 interconnected goals, they guide governments, businesses, and communities in achieving a more sustainable future by 2030.
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Purpose
The Sustainable Development Goals, set by the United Nations, provide a global blueprint for peace and prosperity, focusing on ending poverty, fighting inequality, and addressing environmental challenges. They guide governments, private sector, and civil society in achieving a better and more sustainable future by 2030, covering areas like climate action, clean energy, and responsible consumption.
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Scope
The scope of the SDGs is global and all-encompassing, covering 17 interconnected goals that address social, economic, and environmental challenges. They guide nations, organizations, and individuals in promoting a holistic approach to sustainability, creating a unified framework to be adopted worldwide.
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Methodology
The SDGs' methodology consists of 17 goals, 169 targets, and over 230 indicators. This comprehensive framework guides nations in implementing and monitoring sustainable development initiatives. It calls for collaboration across governments, businesses, and communities, promoting integrated solutions that address multiple interconnected challenges.
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Impact
The impact of the SDGs is far-reaching, providing a unifying framework that guides global efforts towards a sustainable future. They have inspired and aligned actions across countries, sectors, and organizations, driving progress in areas like poverty reduction, environmental protection, and social equity.
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Key Requirements
Key requirements for the SDGs include alignment with the 17 goals, 169 targets, and over 230 indicators, fostering collaboration across sectors and adopting integrated approaches to address the interconnected challenges. Monitoring, reporting, and collective action towards achieving the goals are also essential components.
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