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The MDGs have proven that goal-setting can lift millions out of poverty. However, with 17 new SDGs that universally apply to all, countries can go further to end all forms of poverty and ensure no one is left behind.
Since the 1992 UN Conference on Environmental and Development – the Earth Summit – in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, the world has identified a new pathway to human well-being, that of sustainable development. The concept of sustainable development, presented in Agenda 21, recognised that economic development must be balanced with growth that meets present generations’ needs and protects the environment, without jeopardizing the ability of future generations to meet their own needs.
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