The sixth goal aims to improve water quality and sanitation.As the Agenda makes clear, the latter aims to " end all discrimination against women and girls all over the world". Goals 4 and 5 address quality education and gender equality.
The third goal regards health and well-being and commits the Agenda 2030 signatories in cutting maternal mortality rates and ending the many epidemics, aside from Covid-19, that plague poorer countries.The second goal is to eliminate extreme hunger, by improving agricultural productivity for example.As agreed by all 193 signatories – of which of course Italy is a part – the first goal is to eradicate poverty, to ensure that no one is forced to live on less than US$1.25 a day.To ensure success, the Agenda 1 lays out intermediate goals, as well as the final results that countries are committed to achieving by 2030. Signed on 25 September 2015, the Agenda’s goals address all aspects of sustainable development – economic, social and ecological. The 2030 Agenda: 17 goals to reshape the future of our planetĪ plan of action consisting of 17 goals and signed by 193 countries: these are the numbers behind the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development, the most important global agreement in terms of reshaping our planet's future. The 2030 Agenda: 17 goals to reshape the future of our planet.
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