🌍The world is aiming to achieve the Global Goals by 2030.
💰Economic growth alone is not sufficient to reach the Global Goals.
🗺️Countries like Costa Rica provide examples of prioritizing social progress.
📊The People's Report Card tracks countries' progress on the Global Goals.
🌱We need to demand a different path and hold leaders accountable for real change.
What are the Global Goals?
—The Global Goals are a set of targets for global development, covering areas such as poverty reduction, gender equality, climate action, and more. They aim to create a better world by 2030.
Can economic growth alone achieve the Global Goals?
—No, economic growth is necessary but not sufficient. We need to prioritize social progress and address the challenges that come with economic growth.
Which countries are leading in social progress?
—Costa Rica is often cited as an example of a country that prioritizes social progress. Other countries, like Rwanda and New Zealand, have also made significant progress in areas such as education, health, and the environment.
How can individuals contribute to achieving the Global Goals?
—Individuals can contribute by holding leaders accountable, advocating for change, supporting organizations and initiatives working towards the Global Goals, and making sustainable choices in their own lives.
How will progress on the Global Goals be tracked?
—The People's Report Card will track countries' progress on the Global Goals, providing a simple framework for assessing performance. It will be updated annually for all countries in the world.
00:12The world is striving to achieve the Global Goals by 2030.
02:16Economic growth alone is not sufficient to reach the Global Goals.
05:53Countries like Costa Rica provide examples of prioritizing social progress.
07:16The People's Report Card tracks countries' progress on the Global Goals.
11:32We need to demand a different path and hold leaders accountable for real change.
