The United Nations Sustainable Development Goals were an enormous diplomatic breakthrough, and they created an equally enormous opportunity for engagement for every organization and person on earth
The UN Sustainable Development Goals are a global vision for humanity
signed by 193 heads of state. But making them real is everyone’s responsibility.
Learn More The SDG SongThe SDGs (Sustainable Development Goals) were adopted by all the world’s governments at the United Nations in 2015. Their purpose is to guide global development until the year 2030.
17Goals was created by an independent global partnership of organizations and experts in a dozen countries. The partnership closed, but this website is maintained as a resource.
The mission was to help everyone, everywhere learn about the SDGs, and equip them with tools and inspiration to take action. That mission is still valid.
Here you’ll find free tools and educational resources in a searchable database. There is even a music video about the SDGs, complete with study guide. And karaoke versions.
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The United Nations Sustainable Development Goals were an enormous diplomatic breakthrough, and they created an equally enormous opportunity for engagement for every organization and person on earth
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The SDGs are part of a breakthrough global agreement called the 2030 Agenda, adopted at the United Nations on Sept 25, 2015. Its purpose: to transform the world. Here are the 17 goals.
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