Established in 2015, UN SDGs is a collective call to action set by UN Member States to achieve seventeen (17) ambitious goals with corresponding targets across economic growth, social inclusion,and environmental protection by 2030.

‍This blueprint aims to reach shared prosperity, meet the present demands without compromising the next generation’s future needs, and address socio-economic issues, underlining UN Member States’ commitment to leave no one behind.

Moreover, it is envisaged to be a key driver in materialising equitable access to decent work quality health care and education. A mechanism that prescribes policies, requires whole of government approach and multistakeholder engagement in order to ensure that everyone is able to live in a sustainable environment that is progressive and inclusive.