Sustainable Development Goals

TechForGood India Conclave 2024, aligned with UN’s 2030 SDG Agenda, emphasises on collaborative efforts to overcome challenges hindering SDG progress in India. The conclave, focusing on sustainability, digital equity, and social innovation, highlighted collaborative partnerships for SDG success.

The 12th edition of the SDG School by Makers Asylum is a social innovation program that offers 9 solutions towards UN Goals.

SDG School is a remarkable platform that combines people’s love for innovation with the sustainable development goals set by the United Nations. The result is a host of ideas and solutions that cut across sectors like healthcare, education, energy, waste management, and more.

Experts Chavi Vohra and Veeha Vohra outline why India needs gender parity as much as we need sustainable development.

Tens of millions of people daily drink water that significantly increases their risk of cancer and other deadly diseases. This must end!

By going through the school route, gender equity has got integrated into the government school system through a systematic and intentional engagement with principals and teachers who are its champions and agents of change.

According to a recent report by both government and private organisations, today in rural areas there is more than 96.5% enrollment in primary schools, and all over the country, it’s around 88%.

What could make a direct and immediate impact on the farming family’s nutritional status is what’s grown and consumed.

Since 2015, the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) have informed much of global development policy. Rini D’Souza explores how India can play its part in making these goals a reality for the country’s diverse population.

Here’s a look at eco-friendly toilet designs that can play an important role in the battle for better sanitation for 600 million Indians who defecate in the open.