Objectifs mondiaux: Comment 17 goals can make the world better for 7 milliard

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Publié septembre 29, 2015 .
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Objectifs mondiaux:

Comment 17 goals can make the world better for 7 milliard

[/vc_column_text][/vc_colonne][/vc_row][vc_row][largeur vc_column = »2/3″][vc_column_text]With the United Nations’ adoption of the 17 Global Goals for Sustainable Development, world leaders and citizens seek to end extreme poverty, fight inequality and justice and fix climate change. How do we get there? Can we reach the most vulnerable? And what does this mean for women and girls? Our experts look back on past progress and forward to the next 15 années.[/vc_column_text][vc_séparateur][vc_row_inner][vc_column_inner largeur = »1/3″][vc_column_text]Honduran children smiling.

 

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GLOBAL DEVELOPMENT GOALS-WHAT DID WE GET RIGHT & WHERE DO WE GO?

 

As world leaders gear up for the next generation of development milestones—the Global Goals for Sustainable Development (ODD)—Creative’s experts weigh in on successes, faux pas et ingrédients essentiels pour accélérer la croissance et la prospérité du monde entier. 7.3 milliards d'habitants.

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THE BIG PLEDGE: SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT GOALS FOR ALL

 

Le 17 Objectifs mondiaux, 169 indicators and 15,000 words in the accompanying agenda, can all be boiled down into one word—“inclusive.” Sean Carroll explores why reaching the furthest behind first and truly including “all” is so critical.

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WHAT THE SDGS PROMISE FOR EMPOWERING WOMEN AND GIRLS

 

The last 15 years saw missed opportunities to advance gender equality. Rekha Mehra, Rachel Clement and David Newstead take a look at where the SDGs are trying to do more.

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WE NEED TO KEEP CHILDREN IN SCHOOL AND LEARNING

 

A global focus on reading has had major impacts on education. But reading isn’t everything. Jerrold Keilson calls on the global community to push for quality and completion.

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LEARNING IS THE FIRST CASUALTY OF VIOLENCE AGAINST CHILDREN

 

The scale of violence against children– surtout les filles– is unfathomable. Cris Revaz explains why the most critical education goal is making schools places where they can be safe.

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