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It provides everyone with basic amenities- education, healthcare, a decent standard of living is a major step towards social sustainability.

Is war a prerequisite for peace? | Photo by Birmingham Museums Trust on Unsplash

This article/ blog is debunking a popular notion that war is necessary for peace.

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193 nations have come together and set these 17 global goals to achieve together, sustainably for the best of all mankind, and animal kind.

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By Aung Sing Hla Marma In the vast sea of global challenges, climate change looms as one of the most pressing and …

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A heartfelt journey by Surabhi through eco-anxiety, conscious living, and the hope of reviving the once-thriving Arkavati River in Bangalore.

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A new normal is set to replace the present way of living. And thereby it is important enough to be on every discussion of climate change.

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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.

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India contends a major role in creating the declaration and its progress in achieving these Global Goals are crucial for all the world.

SDGs, also known as Global Goals were created with the intention to replace the MDGs in order to meet the need for sustainable development.

SDG Goals

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

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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.