Great strides have been made in the realm of health and wellbeing, and is crucial to personal development. This has been recognized by the UN through SDG3: Good health and wellbeing. Life expectancy, mortality rates, and immunization have seen remarkable progress. However, where universal healthcare, sanitation and hygiene are concerned, a significant disparity remains. According to the UN, by 2017, only one third of the world’s population had essential health cover. Child an

Education is integral to break free from the cycle of poverty, and the past decade has seen significant progress towards its accessibility. Yet, a significant gap in education is evident, particularly for girls and women, and those with disabilities. Educational inequalities are recognised by the United Nations (UN), through #SDG4: Quality Education. Quality education has the potential to foster equality and diplomacy within societies. Education enables access to jobs, skills

In the search for a sustainable future, gender equality is one of the fundamental ways through which to promote quality of life and ensure equal opportunity for people all over the world. Gender equality particularly relates to the assurance of equal opportunities, rights, and protection of women and girls. This is reflected in one of 17 Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) set by the United Nations (UN): #SDG5, or rather, Gender Equality. The UN's SDG's are a series of goals