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Everyone has access to basic services like food, shelter and healthcare.
1. No poverty
Everyone has safe, nutritious and sufficient food. Especially children, mothers and vulnerable people.
2. Zero Hunger
Everyone has access to high quality healthcare, medicines and vaccines.
3. Good health and wellbeing
Childbirth is safe for mothers and babies. Death of newborns and children under five is prevented.
3. Good health and wellbeing
Safe, inclusive and positive environment in schools is created. Inequality in education is eliminated.
4. Quality education
There are more well-trained and qualified teachers.
4. Quality education
All forms of violence and discriminaiton against women and girls ends.
5. Gender equality
Harmful practices and traditions that impair the development of girls are eliminated.
5. Gender equality
People are educated on healthy hygiene habits.
6. Clean water and sanitation
Water-related ecosystems are protected: mountains, forests, rivers, etc.
6. Clean water and sanitation
Water quality is monitored to reduce contamination.
6. Clean water and sanitation
More renewable energy is used. Energy efficiency is enhanced and new technology is developed.
7. Affordable and clean energy
The number of young people who do not work, study or undertake vocational training is reduced.
8. Decent work and economic growth
Forced labor and child labor ends.
8. Decent work and economic growth
Innovations are promoted. It is ensured that all have access to internet and new technologies.
9. Industry, innovation and infrastructure
Laws and social programs protect disadvantaged and vulnerable people.
10. Reduced inequalities
