Sayanti Sengupta

70% of our bodies and 70% of the Earth is made up of water. Yet there seems to be not enough for everyone. Access to clean water and sanitation facilities

SDG5 is the all-encompassing goal among the 17 sustainable development goals, since gender equality needs to be achieved for each of the goals to be successful. We cannot leave 50%

To ensure education, we need to improve the education systems and promote free education that is accessible for all, throughout the life cycle. Lifelong learning also prepares us for a

Good health is a basic human right and to achieve this goal, we have to ensure that everyone has access to affordable health services to deal with epidemics,diseases and

End hunger, achieve food security and improved nutrition and promote sustainable agriculture Providing adequate food to the world calls for improving current agricultural practices which cause land degradation by extensive

Understanding of poverty and methods to measure the number of poor, differ from country to country, depending on living standards. The Sustainable Development goals are key to ensuring that poverty

In order to achieve the goal of Agenda 2030, cooperative and strong partnerships are needed on all levels and between different governments, the private sector, the civil society and other

Peace and order in a society is an indicator of its quality. Gender equality, promotion of human rights, international cooperation and strong justice systems will help sustainable communities to grow

World’s oceans are becoming dumping grounds. About 2 million metric ton of plastic gets into the ocean every year. Waste from industries and oil refineries, pesticides from agricultural fields

Climate change is the new reality of our times. We live in an Earth that is warmer than before, and temperatures will continue to rise in coming days. Climate changes

> “We are what we consume” Indeed, consumption behaviour of us individuals has far reaching effects on the health of the planet. Mass meat production, for example, has a huge

Cities are expanding and communities are growing in number. But to accommodate the ever-growing population size, the structure and designs of modern cities need to be adjusted such that they

Countries and continents are differentially endowed with natural resources. For centuries, some have leveraged their comparative advantages and prospered, while other countries continued to live in poverty. SDG 10 seeks

Since the Industrial revolution in the 19th century, industries have formed the backbone of our globalised economies. Shifting from traditional occupations like agriculture and fishing, more and more people have

Decent work opportunities that provide a consistent source of earning livelihood is inadequate in many parts of the world, and cause millions to live in poverty at less the 2

Energy powers life. Energy runs communities and cities. From public transport to the super computers storing big data, everything requires energy supply. Continuous and affordable energy is a necessity of