Week 8: Sustainable Development Number 16 & 17

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 Fri this week, I gained knowledge about the importance of SDG 16 & 17 and how the institutions implement it to achieve the goals.  

SDG 16 is about Pace, Justice, and Strong Institutions

  • To put it simply, it is about promoting peace, justice, and strong institutions. Basically, this goal is to guarantee society's safety and tranquility with no violence committed randomly everywhere, and justice at every level of society. By doing that, we can create a tranquil atmosphere free from criminal activity and without great deals of fear being committed in society. 
SDG 17 is about Partnership for the goals
  • It refers to the need for cross-sector and cross-country collaboration in pursuit of all the goals by the year 2030. 
  • It is about strengthening and streamlining cooperation between nation-states, both developed and developing, using the SDGs as a shared framework and vision for defining that collaborative way forward. 
  • There are 5 categories and each target is finance, technology, capacity-building, trade, and systematic issues with their indicators of bringing the framework to the goals. 



Comments

  1. zainaDecember 30, 2023 at 8:39 AM

    indeed both sdg 16 and 17 are important

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  2. DarwisyahDecember 30, 2023 at 1:37 PM

    I agreed that both of these goals are very important and it can be seen that the nearest example of sdg-17 is within the university

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  3. Najwa ZulkifliDecember 30, 2023 at 4:06 PM

    It's a nice exposure for people to know more on goal 16 and 17! Thank you syaf!

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  4. Irama Sdn BhdJanuary 6, 2024 at 9:03 PM

    Doing everything alone is exhausting, hence, working on the sustainability framework is a collective effort! Thank you Syafiqah for the sharing.

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