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Sustainable Development

The United Nations’ Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) provide an architecture to address some of our gravest challenges. Changing the ways in which we work, produce, and consume is crucial. If governments truly want to improve millions of lives, they must increase cooperation and focus on sustainable development - which means listening to the communities most affected by inequality, and crafting environmentally-friendly policies that prepare us all for future emergencies. It also means addressing long-standing problems such as poverty, and in particular its impact on young people. Future generations deserve bold solutions, and more creative thinking, to address these issues.T...