Sustainable Development Goals
Five years ago, world leaders came together to establish the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), a collection of 17 global goals designed to be a "blueprint to achieve a better and more sustainable future for all" by 2030.
As a global development community, we were already struggling to make enough progress to achieve the desired outcomes by 2030. COVID-19 has made achieving these goals even more difficult, highlighting and exacerbating underlying inequalities around the world.
At World Vision, we continue to be commited towards achieving these goals and celebrate the progress that has been made while adapting and adjusting our programmes to respond to current realities.
Are we reaching our goals?
Our programmes in action
Climate Change
Are we reaching the global goal of climate action?
This video takes an in-depth look at our Farmer Managed Natural Resource programme that is helping families and communities restore their land, increase their well-being and combat climate change.
Zero Poverty
Are we reaching the goal of zero poverty?
Just because many have jobs, it doesn’t mean they’re able to lift their families out of poverty.
This video takes an in-depth look at how we’re working towards zero poverty in Armenia through holistic programmes.
Gender Equality
Are we reaching the goal of gender equality?
Around the world, gender inequality puts girls and women at a disadvantage. It's an issue with deep roots and one that needs support from all areas of a society to address.
This video takes an in-depth look at how we’re working towards gender equality in Chile.
Zero Hunger
Are we reaching the goal of zero hunger?
Around the world, millions of people continue to face hunger daily often leading to malnutrition, infant mortality and reduced production capacity.
This video looks at the holistic work World Vision is doing to address these challenges in India. What is working and how has the global pandemic affected our progress?
