Sustainable Development Goals

 Resilience That Protects Environment is no one’s property to destroy; it’s everyone’s responsibility to protect.   Our work with partners will have enhanced risk knowledge systems, so that  4 million people  living in climate vulnerable communities are better protected. We combine our expertise across these issues, meaning that we can tackle energy and agriculture, sanitation and climate resilience within our system approaches. We’ll deliver upon each of these ambitions by 2025, through maintaining and creating partnerships, working with communities and disseminating our knowledge to inform and inspire. Together, we can make a difference We’re working with people across the globe to implement ingenious, sustainable solutions to their toughest problems.  We can all do our bit, by taking steps to live more sustainably and reducing our planetary footprint. Together, we can contribute to the Sustainable Development Goals and achieve a better and more sustainable fu...

  How can I contribute to sustainable development? partnership with Lamor Foundation is cleaning up rivers in Bangladesh with new waste collection units. They’re creating jobs with better working conditions and fairer pay for informal waste collectors. And the waste plastic will be recycled into ultra clean fuel. We can all help contribute to the success of the SDGs and sustainable development by both educating ourselves more, speaking out and making practical and positive adjustments to our daily lives. 1.Reduce, reuse and recycle with the waste heroes. Around the world, people we work with are discovering ingenious ways to reuse or recycle waste. Together, they’re keeping their communities healthy, earning a living and protecting natural resources. Meet the waste heroes and find out more about our work tacking waste challenges. And discover how you can do your bit to reduce the amount of waste you produce, recycle more and replenish natural resources. 2.Get inspiration from our f...

  What are the five pillars of sustainable development? The 5 pillars, also known as 5 Ps of sustainable development, encompass 5 overarching areas that each of the SDG’s address. These are of critical importance to act towards over the next decade. They are: People, Planet, Prosperity, Peace and Partnerships, sustainability sitting at the core of each. These pillars are there to inform decision making around interventions installed by the government that work towards the SDG’s. When a new policy is adopted, it must consider the consequences it will have upon any of the 5 Ps. Today, United Nations successfully continues to consider these pillars against each of their development goals. They offer a blueprint that many organisations can measure their own actions against.