SDG Basics
What does SDG stand for?
Sustainable Development Goal
What is the goal of SDG 1?
End poverty in all its forms
Which SDG is about Clean Water and Sanitation?
SDG 6
SDG 16 promotes peace, justice, and what?
Strong institutions
Does Australia have a national SDG action plan?
Yes
How many SDGs are there?
17
Which SDG focuses on Zero Hunger?
SDG 2
What is the main aim of SDG 13?
Take urgent action on climate change
SDG 17 focuses on what type of collaboration?
Partnerships for the goals
What is one local issue related to SDG 11: Sustainable Cities?
Urban sprawl, transport, housing access
What year is the SDG target deadline?
2030
SDG 3 aims to ensure healthy lives and promote what?
Well-being for all at all ages
SDG 14 is focused on conserving what natural area?
Oceans and marine resources
Which goal aims to reduce inequality within and among countries?
SDG 10
Which SDG is linked to Australia's bushfire response and biodiversity?
SDG 15
Which organization launched the SDGs?
United Nations
SDG 5 aims to achieve what for all women and girls?
Gender equality
What does SDG 15 aim to protect?
Life on land: forests, biodiversity
Name one example of a strong institution.
Parliament, Courts, Police, etc
What is a key challenge Australia faces in achieving SDG 13?
Reducing fossil fuel emissions
What are the three core pillars of sustainable development?
Social, Economic, Environmental
Which SDG targets inclusive, quality education?
SDG 4
What kind of energy does SDG 7 promote?
Affordable and clean energy
What does “multi-stakeholder partnerships” mean?
partnerships” mean?Partnerships across sectors (govt, NGO, private)
What is the role of the Australian government in meeting SDG targets?
Policy, funding, reporting progress