The research focuses on the connection between the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) and the 2050 Agenda and Colombia’s environmentally sustainable urban growth.

The study covers the environmental dimension through the management of the natural environment based on urban growth. All subdimensions are articulated to address different problems linked to environmental care.

Firstly the environmental subdimension, its main focus being the terrestrial ecosystem and climate change. It analyzes how the natural environment is managed regarding urbanization and environmental degradation, seeking strategies for ecological sustainability.

A key subdimension is policy, with an institutional focus. We explore this connection by evaluating the State's capacity to implement ecological protection measures.

On the other hand, the economic subdimension, from the main focus of economic underdevelopment, highlights the need for economic equity to achieve sustainability.

Finally, the social subdimension is addressed from the perspective of demographic pressure, adding how social factors affect the degradation or care of the environment.

Colombia has adopted various proposals from the 2050 Agenda to improve the urban problems of Ciudad Bolívar. The changes and transformations it implements at the sectoral and territorial levels are strategically planned to achieve the goals while preserving biodiversity and quality of life.This study is framed within the environmental dimension, based on the analysis of specialized sources. It aims to make a projection on the management of sustainable development policies between 2025 and 2030, in Ciudad Bolívar, Bogotá (Colombia). 

The research focuses on the connection between the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) and the 2050 Agenda and Colombia’s environmentally sustainable urban growth.

The study covers the environmental dimension through the management of the natural environment based on urban growth. All subdimensions are articulated to address different problems linked to environmental care.

Firstly the environmental subdimension, its main focus being the terrestrial ecosystem and climate change. It analyzes how the natural environment is managed regarding urbanization and environmental degradation, seeking strategies for ecological sustainability.

A key subdimension is policy, with an institutional focus. We explore this connection by evaluating the State's capacity to implement ecological protection measures.

On the other hand, the economic subdimension, from the main focus of economic underdevelopment, highlights the need for economic equity to achieve sustainability.

Finally, the social subdimension is addressed from the perspective of demographic pressure, adding how social factors affect the degradation or care of the environment.

Colombia has adopted various proposals from the 2050 Agenda to improve the urban problems of Ciudad Bolívar. The changes and transformations it implements at the sectoral and territorial levels are strategically planned to achieve the goals while preserving biodiversity and quality of life.

Summary of the News:
The match was played in London in February 2025. The team of Newcastle United was the winner by 2-1. The goals was scored by Dan Burn and another player of Newcastle, while Liverpool only score one goal. The final was very intense and the stadium was full of fans. This victory was celebrated a lot because Newcastle had not won a cup since 1955. The news was reported in BBC News as a big moment for english football.

Personal Comment:
I think this news is interesting because is not very comun that Liverpool lose a final and Newcastle is not a big champion normally. For me is important because show that in football not always the richest or famous team win, also other teams can have oportunitys.

Vocabulary List:

• Trophy = cup, prize for the winner

• Final = last match of a tournament

• Victory = when a team win

• Fans = people who support a team

• Celebrate = make a party or be happy for something

• Stadium = place where football is played

Lukas-Joaquin

I really love school holidays because I can relax and don’t need wake up early. Usually I go out with my friends or go to the beach with my family. Sometimes I play videogames all day and watch movies until very late. I think holidays are important because students need time for rest and do things they like.

Some people say holidays should be more short, but I don’t agree. We study a lot in the year, so we deserve long holidays. If they were shorter, I think everyone be more tired.

In my city people like go outside on weekends. Many families go to the park or to the beach for make picnics or play football. Some people enjoy go hiking in the mountains near here. The weather is usually sunny so it’s nice to stay outdoors.

I really like spending time outside because it make me feel relax and happy. I often go with my friends to ride bicycle or just walk and talk. I think is important to breath fresh air and forget the stress from school.