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Explain how the SDGs address the interconnected nature of global challenges.   (5 marks)

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  • The 17 SDGs address interconnected challenges because global problems share common root causes. For example, poverty can be directly linked to poor health, limited education, and environmental degradation simultaneously.
  • Due to this connection, goals need to be designed to work together rather than in isolation.
  • The framework functions through five areas: People, Planet, Prosperity, Peace, and Partnership.
  • This works by ensuring each area supports the others. For instance, when SDG 1 (poverty) improves, this leads to better outcomes in SDG 2 (hunger) and SDG 3 (health).
  • Further, there is a direct link between environmental protection and human wellbeing. This happens when climate action (SDG 13) enables food security through sustainable farming. As a result, protecting the planet directly supports human prosperity.
  • All 193 UN nations adopt SDGs because global challenges cross borders. This results in universal cooperation where wealthy nations support developing countries.
  • Consequently, coordinated global action generates measurable results by addressing interconnected challenges. In this way, the SDGs succeed through integrated solutions rather than isolated efforts.
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*Language highlighting the cause-effect relationship is bolded in the answer below.

  • The 17 SDGs address interconnected challenges because global problems share common root causes. For example, poverty can be directly linked to poor health, limited education, and environmental degradation simultaneously.
  • Due to this connection, goals need to be designed to work together rather than in isolation.
  • The framework functions through five areas: People, Planet, Prosperity, Peace, and Partnership.
  • This works by ensuring each area supports the others. For instance, when SDG 1 (poverty) improves, this leads to better outcomes in SDG 2 (hunger) and SDG 3 (health).
  • Further, there is a direct link between environmental protection and human wellbeing. This happens when climate action (SDG 13) enables food security through sustainable farming. As a result, protecting the planet directly supports human prosperity.
  • All 193 UN nations adopt SDGs because global challenges cross borders. This results in universal cooperation where wealthy nations support developing countries.
  • Consequently, coordinated global action generates measurable results by addressing interconnected challenges. In this way, the SDGs succeed through integrated solutions rather than isolated efforts.

Filed Under: Improved health through SDGs Tagged With: Band 4, Band 5, smc-5516-10-What are SDGs

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