Goal 3: Health
A major Goal 3 priority is ensuring people have access to this type of care.
Healthcare
More than 40% of the world's population is affected by this problem.
Water scarcity
This renewable energy source is produced directly from sunlight.
Solar Energy
The UN has this many Sustainable Development Goals.
17
Taking shorter versions of these can help save water.
Showers
This disease has been eliminated in 47 countries but is beginning to rise again.
Malaria
The UN wants everyone to have safe and affordable access to this by 2030.
Drinking water
The region containing 77% of the global population without electricity access.
Sub-Saharan Africa
As of 2024, this many countries met the under-5 mortality target.
134 countries
Students can lower their carbon footprint by choosing this instead of driving.
Walking, biking, or public transportation
COVID-19 caused a major decline in these preventive treatments for children.
Vaccinations/ Childhood immunizations
Nearly one billion people gained access to this service between 2015 and 2024.
Safe drinking water
Even by 2030, about 645 million people are projected to be without this.
Electricity access
Between 2015 and 2024, this many people gained access to basic hygiene services.
1.6 billion people
These localized systems were recommended for areas lacking electrical infrastructure.
Decentralized solar or wind systems
This health initiative aims to provide quality medical care without causing financial hardship.
Universal Health Coverage (UHC)
These three regions face some of the world's most extreme water scarcity.
Northern Africa, Western Asia, and Central/Southern Asia
These two renewable energy sources now provide over 30% of global power generation.
Solar and wind power
Global water stress has remained around this percentage since 2023.
18%
This 2026 conference in the UAE aims to accelerate progress toward Goal 6.
United Nations Water Conference
Around 260,000 women died from complications related to these events in 2023.
Pregnancy and childbirth
Despite progress, 2.1 billion people still lacked this in 2024.
Safely managed drinking water
By 2030, roughly 1.8 billion people may still rely on these for cooking.
Polluting cooking fuels
Developing countries received this amount of clean-energy financial support in 2024.
$24.6 billion
Name one of the three key strategies mentioned to achieve universal access to safe drinking water.
Infrastructure investment, protecting ecosystems, or hygiene education