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It covers caste and colour-based discrimination as the most important aspect of inequality in the distribution of resources.

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Embark on Jaithun Bi's climate journey to a sustainable future, gaining actionable insights and inspiration to make a change for our planet.

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Women have tried to achieve the fundamental human rights for so many years, but men need to be accepted in some situations

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Embark on Komal's journey, discovering valuable insights, overcoming challenges, and witnessing her unwavering commitment to climate action.

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Many of the schools don't have a proper ventilation system, proper hygiene and proper sitting area. And this is going the worst day by day.

SDG Goals

Sustainable Development Goals includes aspects like poverty, inequality, environment degradation, peace and justice and climate change also.

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This blog highlights the importance of SDG 16 "Peace, Justice and Strong Institutions" and what can be done for its better implementation.

Zero Waste

You can't wait for people to join your campaign/purpose for banning the use. Start doing and people will eventually follow.

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This blog primarily focuses on creating a gender-neutral society and steps through which we can achieve the SDG 5.

To make sure, that sustainable development can take place, UN brought out the concept of Sustainable Development Goals in Rio de Janeiro

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Minimizing Food Losses and Waste is the need of the hour. It is vital to mitigate the problem of hunger and attain the SDG goals by 2030.

Overconsumption- in.one.un.org

This blog discusses overconsumption in a holistic way. One research has shown that 80% of the resources are consumed by just 20% of people.