Examples of using Sdgs in English and their translations into Chinese
{-}
-
Political
-
Ecclesiastic
-
Programming
Louise Scott, Global Sustainability Director at PwC, concludes,“The SDGs present an enormous growth opportunity for investors, organisations and the global economy.
The SDGs have guided Novozymes' own long-term targets for fulfilling the company's stated purpose of finding biological answers for better lives in a growing world.
Attempting to achieve the SDGs isn't just a show of governmental and societal goodwill- it's also a strategy increasingly made by proactive, sustainable organizations.
As the implementation of the SDGs unfolds, finding this balance will become increasingly important.
Nutrition is central to achieving the SDGs- especially Zero Hunger(SDG2).
SDGs should be advanced without detracting from MDG and integrated in the post-2015 development agenda.
It is very likely that SDGs addressing mental health issues will become a part of country development plans and of bilateral and multilateral development assistance.
This language needs to stay in the final text, because the SDGs will define international and national efforts for the coming years.
PwC's global sustainability director Louise Scott said:“The SDGs present an enormous growth opportunity for investors, organisations and the global economy.
With just 12 years to go before the expiration of the SDGs, Africa's education crisis must be moved to the top of the development agenda.
The success of the coming Sustainable Development Goals(SDGs) will depend on how new programs are developed, implemented and measured.
The SDGs are a bold commitment to finish what was started, and tackle some of the more pressing challenges facing the world today.
The SDGs aim to meet global challenges in healthcare, poverty, environmental degradation, and inequality by 2030.
This two-day public affairs conference used the SDGs as a starting point to promote more holistic discussion on directions for Timor-Leste's development.
But the SDGs give us a kind of framework for thinking about what we have been doing and for thinking about where there might be gaps.”.
The SDGs also include a number of areas that were not covered in the MDGs, such as climate change and income inequality.
The SDGs guide the development of our targets and purpose of finding biological answers for better lives in a growing world.
Unlike the Millennium Development Goals, the SDGs explicitly call on all businesses to apply their creativity and innovation to solve sustainable development challenges.
This approach recognizes the need to adopt a long-term perspective when implementing the SDGs, even as we respond to their urgency.
Most important, the SDGs recognize the key role that business organizations can play in achieving them.