The goals in the field of sustainable development (CUR) is a set of 17 interconnected goals developed in 2015 by the UN General Assembly. Not very convincing progress: the UN summed up the results of the ten-year implementation of the Agenda-2030 Goals in the field of sustainable development Access to electricity have 92 percent of the inhabitants of the Earth. More than half of the world’s population is protected by social programs. Thanks to the prevention of malaria since 2000, it was possible to save 12.7 million lives. These and other achievements are reported in the annual “Report on the goals in the field of sustainable development”, which the head of the United Nations Antoniu Guterres submitted on Monday at the headquarters of the organization in New York. The report summarizes the decade of implementation of goals or “A summons for the period until 2030.” & nbsp; goals of sustainable development (CUR) are 17 interconnected goals developed in 2015 by the UN General Assembly as a plan for the achievement of the “best future for everyone”. In the resolution of the General Assembly, these goals were called “the agenda of the day for the period until 2030”. ~ 60 > progress is unconvincing ~ 60 > 62 > 62 > 62 > 62 > 62 > 62According to the data presented in the report, the noticeable progress was recorded in achieving only 35 percent of the goals, the movement to the 47 percentes of the CUR occurs too slowly, and in the remaining 18 percent of cases compared to 2015 there is a regression. ~ 60 > 60 > UN General General Gutherrish called the situation “Extraordinary.” “The task facing us can still be solved, but immediate general efforts are needed,” he warned. & Amp; nbsp; ~ 60 > reports the report lists serious achievements in a number of directions. So, the incidence of HIV since 2010 has decreased by almost 40 percent; regularly use the Internet of 68 percent of the world population (in 2015 – 40 percent); The efforts to preserve nature led to the doubling of the number of protected ecosystems. & nbsp; key problems Numerous and diverse crises in nature continue to restrain sustainable development, the report says. More than 800 million people live in extreme poverty; Billions of people are deprived of safe water, sewage and basic hygiene services. 60 > last year became the hottest in history; Conflicts claimed about 50 thousand lives, more than 120 million people became forced immigrants; The costs of developing countries for debt service in 2023 reached 1.4 trillion dollars. & nbsp; “We must recognize a deep relationship between a lag in development and conflicts,” the UN Secretary General of the UN Secretary General emphasized. – That is why we must continue to work on the establishment of peace in the Middle East. We need a ceasefire in gas, immediate release of all hostages and unhindered access to humanitarian aid as a first step to achieve a decision based on the coexistence of the two states. It is necessary that the truce between Iran and Israel be observed. ” ~ 60 >” As for Ukraine, we need a fair and strong world on the basis of the Charter of the United Nations, International Law and Resolutions of the UN, “added Гутерриш.
Шесть приоритетных направлений
Авторы доклада призывают сосредоточить усилия на шести приоритетных направлениях: развитии пищевых систем, расширении доступа к электроэнергии, цифровой трансформации, the development of education, preserving jobs and strengthening social protection.
examples of success at the national level 60 > according to the data given in the report, universal access to electricity reached 45 countries; By the end of 2024, 54 countries elaborated at least one tropical disease; Women occupy 27.2 percent of places in national parliaments; The use of renewable energy sources grows faster than the use of coal and, as expected, the “green” energy will bypass the hydrocarbon in 2025; 51 Processing of the Earth’s population now uses 5g. ~ 60 > “The coming five years is a chance to fulfill the promises of the Agenda -2030,” said Zzyunhua, Deputy General of the UN Secretary General. “We need knowledge, effective tools and partnerships, but most of all – a cross -border approach and investment.”