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Jerónimo Gutiérrez
Goal 11:sustainable cities and communities: More than half of the world's population today lives in urban areas. By 2050, that number will have risen to 6.5 billion people, two-thirds of humanity. Sustainable development cannot be achieved without radically transforming the way we build and manage urban spaces.

The rapid growth of cities in the developing world - as a result of the growing population and increased migration - has led to an explosive increase in megacities, especially in the developed world, and slums are becoming a most significant feature of urban life.

Improving the safety and sustainability of cities means ensuring access to safe and affordable housing and the improvement of slums. It also includes investing in public transportation, creating green public areas, and improving urban planning and management in a way that is participatory and inclusive.

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Simon Gonzalez. Goal 6, Clean Water and Sanitation:

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Simon Gonzalez. Goal 6, Clean Water and Sanitation:

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-Water and Sanitation Data in Colombia
The JOINT Monitoring Programme (PCM or JMP) for Water Supply and Sanitation, WHO and UNICEF, is the official United Nations mechanism to monitor progress towards the Millennium Development Goal (MDGs) related to safe water and sanitation (MDG 7, Target 7c), which is: "Halving , by 2015, the proportion of people without sustainable access to safe water and basic sanitation."

Access to safe water and basic sanitation is measured by the following MDG indicators:
- Proportion of population with access to improved sources of drinking water;
- Proportion of population with access to improved sanitation services.

In fulfilling this mandate, the JMP publishes updated estimates every two years on the use of various types of drinking water and sanitation sources at the national, regional and global levels. The JMP is also working with international organizations and individual countries to further develop national and global monitoring.
-Updated estimates are now available for WASH in schools including progress from 2015 to 2019. Pre-COVID-19 estimates highlight the need for rapid improvements in basic service coverage to ensure a safe learning environment, particularly during the COVID-19 pandemic, and to meet the related SDG targets by 2030.

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Julian Martinez Goal 4: Ensure inclusive and equitable quality education and promote lifelong learning opportunities for all:

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Julian Martinez Goal 4: Ensure inclusive and equitable quality education and promote lifelong learning opportunities for all:

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Successfully dealing with change in today’s volatile and complex global business landscape is more important than ever. While the coronavirus pandemic has reshuffled global priorities, we cannot stave off our efforts to fight the climate crisis. These times are giving us an unprecedented opportunity to collectively hit the reset button and make changes to build back a better, more resilient world. At ING, we believe that progress is always possible and in people who pursue it in a responsible way. We support changemakers – people and companies that ignite, lead and advocate for sustainable change in the world. As a bank, we can play a significant role by financing change and using our expertise and sector knowledge to help you achieve your goals. We make things personal, easy and smart for you, then step aside and let you do your thing.

We support young people to get back into education or access vocational training, with Fundación CRAN.

We provide access to vocational training for young people and adults, with ACJ.

We are developing an ethno-educational curriculum in remote Afro-Colombian communities that will make education more engaging and relevant for local pupils, with Acadesan.

We support indigenous children and young people to access education, and raise awareness in communities of the importance for girls to have equal access to education, with Corporación Casa Amazonía.

All our partners help children to understand their rights, including the right to education, and give them the confidence to demand these rights. Children are learning how to promote a culture of peace and non-violence, acceptance and understanding of diversity.

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Andrés Felipe Turizo Goal 1, No Poverty:

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Andrés Felipe Turizo Goal 1, No Poverty:

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Eradicating poverty in all its forms remains one of the greatest challenges facing humanity. While the number of people living in extreme poverty dropped by more than half between 1990 and 2015, too many are still struggling for the most basic human needs.

As of 2015, about 736 million people still lived on less than US$1.90 a day; many lack food, clean drinking water and sanitation. Rapid growth in countries such as China and India has lifted millions out of poverty.

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Goal 14, Life below water:
Healthy oceans and seas are essential to our existence. They cover 70 percent of our planet and we rely on them for food, energy and water. Yet, we have managed to do tremendous damage to these precious resources. We must protect them by eliminating pollution and overfishing and immediately start to responsibly manage and protect all marine life around the world.

Colombia is a country particularly blessed with numerous water sources and coasts with the 2 oceans (Atlantic and Pacific), which gives us an advantage in natural resources and sea commerce. The problem is based mostly on the lack of responsibility for waste management and how this affects the development of land and aquatic ecosystems.

A report made by Greenpeace in 2019 shows that aquatic ecosystems, such as oceans, mangroves, rivers, are among the most polluted in Colombia. According to the report, the sales of plastics in Colombia in 2018 also had an increase of 2.5%, with annual productions of 60,000 tons of plastic bags, 2,000 tons of straws and 23,000 tons of plastic caps (which are the main pollutants of this type of ecosystems). Apart from this, there are chemical wastes from factories, oil dumps and industrial objects wastes that leave our waters in a state similar to Bogota River’s one.
Identifying now our principal polluting factors, we should start creating plans and ideating ways of giving solution to these problems that affect our beautiful ecosystems. The principal way is taking advantage of improving our ecosystems; reducing plastic wastes implies reducing plastic consumption, and knowing that we human beings are not good when it comes to moderating ourselves, the most viable way is reducing plastic production. This will also bring less job opportunities in this industry and will reduce the plastic companies’ income, so for this we need a strong government that is open to lose some international investment and some money for a moment.
Now, the way of replacing the income of polluting industries, is basing our economies in other sectors that can bring the same income. As we could notice the past year with the Oil Crisis, our country can subsist with the help of other less polluting sectors, the problem is that we don’t want to and let our own resources be wasted by other big world economic potencies rather than ourselves and our own economy.
What we can do is trying to start creating jobs that help to clean the ecosystems and keep themselves clean (reducing the job gap that polluting industries regulation would bring) and potentiating investigation with other organizations of the undersea waters and acquiring knowledge of the species there. I personally consider that short time after the implementation of this measures, we won’t see big results, but in 15 years when a big Environmental crisis comes we could be pioneers in resource conservation.

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Goal 8, Decent Work and economic Growth:

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Juan Andrés Álvarez Moreno Goal 5: Gender Equality.

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Juan Andrés Álvarez Moreno Goal 5: Gender Equality.

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I think the current feminism (third wave) is not achieving anything good for women but it is damaging their image since all they do is shout for rights that they already have, for example. They tend to say a lot that there is a lot of inequality at work which is false since the manager of a company does not hire you because you are a woman or a man but because of the job skills you have at the time of employing that position because the manager will always want to look for the best for his/her company so if a woman has better skills when she does that job because it will be obvious that he will hire her, but if a man has better skills and a better resume he will also hire him so that when someone new is hired, the manager will not depend on whether it is a woman or a man but has better skills to do that job. Another reason why I do not support feminism is that they generalize a lot and that is wrong, for example when they say that all men are bad or that they are rapists, which is wrong since not all men are like that. They also say that they do not listen to them, which is also a big lie since if we see big companies like Netflix, Facebook, Twitter, Instagram and even the ONU, they are on the side of feminists and we are also tired of being it. I heard exaggeratedly from Netflix and among other companies more and more every time I enter those websites I constantly get ads in favor of abortion and things like feminism that is already somewhat irritating. Another thing I wanted to talk about is that the left is appropriating these movements like feminism and lgbt for its own benefit and to put things that have nothing to do with the movement and why did this happen? Hmm, since there were no more things to offer and no more paths to take, because they wanted to get into feminism and create gender ideology to give more confusion among the people, because you have already done it with the workers to break the system. And it didn't work for them, so now they are trying the same thing but with feminism.

censorship: another problem I have with feminists is that any opinion or video that counteracts their ideologies is censored since they do not support a person thinking differently from them and the worst thing is that they are the same people who cry out for freedom of expression when they do not They let other people express themselves differently from them by giving an opinion, another thing that feminists do not understand is humor, sarcasm or irony in a joke since they think that by laughing at a Peruvian joke you are xenophobic or because you laugh Before a black joke you are already racist but the reality is different since it is simply black humor since that person does not laugh at those jokes because she is really racist or xenophobic but because she understands the joke and understands it and gives her humor. Each person laughs at different things so if a person laughs at something that you do not like at all, it does not justify that you have to attack or humiliate him, but feminists, having such a closed mind, cannot understand that then when they see a joke that does not seem correct or insulting to them since everything offends them and what they are going to want to do is try to annul that person because they think he is racist when in fact he is not.

False complaints and inequality between men and women in the law: another problem is that if women report someone for alleged violation of one, they believe him and without sufficient evidence they put that person in jail for life, ruining their life completely and wondering here mm but what is the problem? Well, it is that when they report they do it without sufficient evidence and still believe it but it cannot be 100% proven that that person is guilty so they may be innocent and that they are simply trying to ruin their life with fallacies and because of that many young people receive false complaints in their homes every day and end up committing suicide because people begin to pressure them in networks until they can no longer bear the insults as happened with Agustín Muñoz, the young man who took his own life for a complaint that ended up being false now it is on the other hand that a man denounces a man denouncing a woman for rape, what will happen is that they will not believe him or he will make that case invisible as one of the many, regardless of whether there was enough evidence convincing or with little other evidence Something similar happens is that if a man hits a woman on the tail, they already put one against the bars, but if it is the woman who touches a man the c hello, then they don't do anything to it. They don't even accuse her of being a stalker or anything and let her go free. Now let's talk about the case in which a man who has committed a rape in court is sentenced to life imprisonment in most countries of the world, but if it is a woman who is committing the same crime, many times they are not given a sentence perpetual or to 7 days they are released as if nothing else apart from feminists looking for excuses to defend it in a ridiculous way as when they say "he will have done it for something" on the other hand, a man is not made excuses for what he committed and simply they give a life sentence and that's it

The supposed privileges that according to feminists we have for being men:

Feminists say that because we are men we already have privileges and that we have the perfect life but the reality is very different and there the data on why what they say is a lie

homicide deaths 70% men, 95% men deaths from work accidents, 80% men suicides, 90% prisoners, 7-year lower life expectancy for men, 40% male university students, much higher school failure for men, almost automatic denial of child custody, twice the chance of ending up in prison for the same crime and a 63% higher chance of a longer sentence for men,

Men retire later in 37 countries despite having a lower life expectancy than women, of those sentenced to death in the world are 99% men, specific laws and courts for men of the 25 worst jobs 24 are only occupied by men, worse health services with special programs only for women, alcoholism and drug addiction much higher in men, begging and military service

so we are no longer born with a perfect life as feminists say apart from the fact that they are not the only ones who receive violence but also men in my opinion for violence there is no gender whether it is a man or a woman you will always see violence no matter what And I also think that knocking down monuments and painting walls with the words "death to the male" or hitting a boy in the demonstrations for the simple fact that he is a man is only going to promote more unjustified hatred towards man and they themselves would be killing it. which once represented true egalitarianism anyway.

I think that modern feminism is a sect of hatred disguised as justice, empowerment and equality.

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Goal 12: Responsible consumption and production:

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Jerónimo Gutiérrez Pérez
Goal 11:  Sustainable cities and communities:

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Goal 17: Partnerships for the goals: the SDGs can only be realized with strong global partnerships and cooperation. National budget Development Assistance should allow some money to help humanitarian crises brought on by conflict or natural disasters continue to demand more financial resources and aid. Many countries also require Official Development Assistance to encourage growth and trade.               The world is more interconnected than ever. Improving access to technology and knowledge is an important way to share ideas and foster innovation. Coordinating policies to help developing countries manage their debt, as well as promoting investment for the least developed, is vital for sustainable growth and development.
The goals aim to enhance North-South and South-South cooperation by supporting national plans to achieve all the targets. Promoting international trade, and helping developing countries increase their exports is all part of achieving a universal rules-based and equitable trading system that is fair and open and benefits all.

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Goal 4: Quality education: Education is the base for everything. Educating your citizens not only makes them become more prepared for everyday tasks and jobs, increasing society´s productivity. But it also means citizens will be educated on how to be a good human being, the difference between good and bad, ratial and gender equality, Privacy, and a lot of other rights and virtues that will make Colombia´s society pleasant to live in.
This is why education is one of the most powerful and efective vehicles of social development.

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Goal 16: Peace, justice and strong institutions:
Peace with justice is a way of thinking and acting which promotes nonviolent solutions to everyday problems and thereby contributes to a civil society. Peace with justice: sets standards for the security of children and for primary health care. promotes an end to the violence of poverty.

Strong institutions are considered to be the essential foundation for the SDGs. ... The belief is that these reforms lead to better institutions that are able to provide rule of law, support economic growth and reduce poverty through basic service provision.

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Goal 3: Good health and well-being:

Over the last 15 years, the number of childhood deaths has been cut in half. This proves that it is possible to win the fight against almost every disease. Still, we are spending an astonishing amount of money and resources on treating illnesses that are surprisingly easy to prevent. The new goal for worldwide Good Health promotes healthy lifestyles, preventive measures and modern, efficient healthcare for everyone.

Good health is essential to sustainable development and the 2030 Agenda reflects the complexity and interconnectedness of the two. It takes into account widening economic and social inequalities, rapid urbanization, threats to the climate and the environment, the continuing burden of HIV and other infectious diseases, and emerging challenges such as noncommunicable diseases. Universal health coverage will be integral to achieving SDG 3, ending poverty and reducing inequalities. Emerging global health priorities not explicitly included in the SDGs, including antimicrobial resistance, also demand action.

Colombia is known for its levels of extreme poverty in areas such as "Chocó" or "La Guajira" which are the maximum representation of poor sanitary conditions, despite the fact that according to a WHO report, the four most common diseases in Colombians that The causes of deaths are ischemic heart diseases, cerebrovascular diseases, chronic respiratory diseases and hypertensive diseases, I consider the majority focus should be these regions and their problems since it is something that can be solved.

The best way to end this is to boost investment in education in those areas, in addition to investing in infrastructure and development that will boost the economy and also lift many people out of poverty. To achieve all these goals, it is necessary to initiate an exhaustive fight against corrupt politicians and entities that steal the public's resources and also slow down its development and create those conditions, which can result in difficult work due to the high levels of corruption in our country. In my opinion, we should create independent bodies from the political parties and with a neutral point of view of the situations that ensure security in investment and administration of the poor areas in the country.

Now, the only way to solve the top 4 diseases that cause death is to try to maintain awareness of healthy lifestyles in various settings to ensure that people lead healthy lives with protection in their diet, sexuality and mental levels.

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Goal 9: Industry, innovation and infrastructure:
1.Industry:I believe that to improve the industry in Colombia, more parts of the Colombian industry must be recognized and improved, for this we must pay more attention to things such as agricultural production, food (such as fruits or meat), also the tourism industry of which can show much more of Colombia, the cultural industry is used so that indigenous and peasant communities can earn money by selling their knowledge and the technological industry giving more importance to Colombian scientists in plans they have in the country or in projects with experts from other countries, for all this what you have to do is move a little away from the oil industry to be able to focus on other things, improving the Colombian market and showing ourselves more and more to the world, obviously all this with market economy (capitalism) and power improve the country's industry.
2.innovation:I think that on the subject of Colombian innovation it is not so difficult to improve it, each year we advance more in this matter and I consider that it is best that companies in Colombia have more freedom to move in the innovation part, this would be done by showing them more to the world, free them from so much tax and with the superbion of innovators from other countries to achieve a better result, in this innovation, technological innovation is very important, on the part of the government it could help public companies and public universities to grow in this matter, Private companies and private universities only have to improve their elements, give new ideas, have a more than stable budget and show their achievements to the state, I think the simplest thing is for the state to invest more in these things, helping national innovation.
3.infrastructure:This is the easiest to improve, first in the most important cities you must do jobs such as hospitals, bridges, buildings, schools and in important cities such as Bogota, Cali or Cartagena to see the construction of a metro (this is necessary for Bogota and cali) and a train or tram to Cartagena, this will help the traffic in the cities and the transport of the people, I consider it very important since for now the only city that meets this type of thing is Medellin.
The next thing is the construction of stable roads and bridges in them, in the part of highways you have to investigate well who will invest in the routes and that cases of corruption do not end up, but why is it so important? This is answered simply, this would help transport, tourism and the peasant industry, these works must be supported by the army since in this type of rural or peasant areas, there is a lot of danger from guerrillas and drug trafficking, finally in the part of bridges foreign help is needed and follow the advice so you don't end up on a broken bridge.

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Goal 15: Life on land:

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Goal 2: Zero hunger:

In Colombia one of the great problems is the famine which affects thousands in Colombia but this is due to the immigration of people from other countries who come to Colombia in search of a new beginning and end up starving and asking for food and goods from the government since Their countries do not give it to them, this is also due to the lack of will of many who only think about giving them gifts and that is why I think that this problem can be fixed part and part 1 that the people commit to work and stop Wait or help and that this is the last option and the other that more jobs and more jobs are generated through the creation of roads or projects in which they can work or that other countries help these people or that they return to their country if they are Causes for which they left improved and they can return to their country from where they came and finally that the government and the foundations work hard so that they do not find malnutrition.