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SDG targetAll targets 1.1: End extreme poverty 1.2: Reduce poverty in all its forms 1.3: Strengthen social protection 1.4: Equal access to resources and services 1.5: Protect people from disasters and shocks 1.a: Fund poverty reduction 1.b: Make poverty reduction part of policy 2.1: End hunger 2.2: Prevent malnutrition 2.3: Support small food producers 2.4: Make farming sustainable and resilient 2.5: Protect crop and livestock diversity 2.a: Invest in agriculture 2.b: Make agricultural trade fairer 2.c: Stabilise food markets 3.1: Make pregnancy and childbirth safer 3.2: Prevent deaths of babies and children 3.3: Fight infectious diseases 3.4: Prevent chronic illness and support mental health 3.5: Prevent and treat substance misuse 3.6: Reduce road deaths and injuries 3.7: Improve reproductive healthcare 3.8: Make healthcare affordable for everyone 3.9: Reduce illness from pollution 3.a: Reduce tobacco harm 3.b: Develop and widen access to medicines 3.c: Support the health workforce 3.d: Prepare for health emergencies 4.1: Free, quality school education 4.2: Early childhood learning and care 4.3: Affordable further education 4.4: Skills for work and enterprise 4.5: Equal access to education 4.6: Literacy and numeracy 4.7: Education for sustainable living and human rights 4.a: Safe and inclusive schools 4.b: Scholarships for developing countries 4.c: Train and support teachers 5.1: End discrimination against women and girls 5.2: End violence against women and girls 5.3: End forced marriage and harmful practices 5.4: Value and share unpaid care 5.5: Equal opportunities for women to lead 5.6: Protect reproductive health and rights 5.a: Equal economic and property rights 5.b: Technology that empowers women 5.c: Laws and policies for gender equality 6.1: Safe drinking water 6.2: Sanitation and hygiene for everyone 6.3: Clean up water pollution 6.4: Use water efficiently 6.5: Manage shared water resources 6.6: Protect freshwater ecosystems 6.a: Support water and sanitation services 6.b: Give communities a say in water management 7.1: Affordable and reliable energy 7.2: Expand renewable energy 7.3: Improve energy efficiency 7.a: Share clean energy research and technology 7.b: Expand sustainable energy infrastructure 8.1: Support economic growth in poorer countries 8.2: Improve productivity through innovation 8.3: Support small businesses and decent jobs 8.4: Reduce the environmental cost of growth 8.5: Decent work and equal pay 8.6: Help young people into work and education 8.7: End forced labour and child labour 8.8: Protect workers and workplace safety 8.9: Make tourism sustainable 8.10: Access to banking and insurance 8.a: Support developing countries in trade 8.b: Build youth employment strategies 9.1: Reliable and accessible infrastructure 9.2: Make industry inclusive and sustainable 9.3: Finance for small enterprises 9.4: Cleaner industry and infrastructure 9.5: Invest in research and innovation 9.a: Support infrastructure in developing countries 9.b: Support local technology development 9.c: Affordable internet access 10.1: Improve incomes for the poorest 10.2: Include everyone in society 10.3: Equal opportunities and fair laws 10.4: Fairer tax, wages and social protection 10.5: Regulate financial markets 10.6: Give developing countries more say 10.7: Safe and responsible migration 10.a: Fair trading terms for developing countries 10.b: Direct funding where it is most needed 10.c: Lower the cost of sending money home 11.1: Safe and affordable housing 11.2: Accessible public transport 11.3: Give communities a say in city planning 11.4: Protect cultural and natural heritage 11.5: Protect communities from disasters 11.6: Reduce pollution and waste in cities 11.7: Green and public spaces for everyone 11.a: Connect urban and rural communities 11.b: Plan inclusive and climate-resilient cities 11.c: Sustainable buildings in poorer countries 12.1: Put sustainable production plans into practice 12.2: Use natural resources responsibly 12.3: Reduce food waste 12.4: Handle chemicals and waste safely 12.5: Reduce, reuse and recycle 12.6: Help businesses act and report on sustainability 12.7: Make public purchasing sustainable 12.8: Help people make sustainable choices 12.a: Support sustainable production technology 12.b: Measure tourism's impact 12.c: Reform harmful fossil fuel subsidies 13.1: Prepare for climate hazards 13.2: Make climate action part of public policy 13.3: Build climate knowledge and skills 13.a: Fund climate action in developing countries 13.b: Support climate planning in vulnerable communities 14.1: Reduce ocean pollution 14.2: Restore marine and coastal ecosystems 14.3: Address ocean acidification 14.4: End overfishing and destructive fishing 14.5: Protect marine areas 14.6: End subsidies that encourage overfishing 14.7: Support sustainable ocean livelihoods 14.a: Invest in marine science and technology 14.b: Support small-scale fishers 14.c: Uphold international ocean protections 15.1: Protect land and freshwater ecosystems 15.2: Restore forests and stop deforestation 15.3: Restore degraded land and soil 15.4: Protect mountain ecosystems 15.5: Protect habitats and threatened species 15.6: Share benefits from genetic resources fairly 15.7: End wildlife poaching and trafficking 15.8: Control invasive species 15.9: Include biodiversity in public planning 15.a: Fund nature conservation 15.b: Fund sustainable forest management 15.c: Support communities to combat wildlife crime 16.1: Reduce violence 16.2: Protect children from abuse and trafficking 16.3: Access to justice for everyone 16.4: Tackle organised crime and illicit finance 16.5: Reduce corruption and bribery 16.6: Make institutions accountable 16.7: Give people a say in decisions 16.8: Give developing countries a voice globally 16.9: Legal identity for everyone 16.10: Protect information access and freedoms 16.a: Build institutions that prevent violence and crime 16.b: Uphold laws against discrimination 17.1: Improve domestic tax and revenue systems 17.2: Meet international aid commitments 17.3: Raise funding for developing countries 17.4: Help countries manage debt 17.5: Encourage investment in poorer countries 17.6: Share science and technology 17.7: Share environmentally sound technologies 17.8: Build technology capacity in poorer countries 17.9: Support countries to deliver the goals 17.10: Make global trade fair and open 17.11: Support exports from developing countries 17.12: Remove trade barriers for poorer countries 17.13: Support global economic stability 17.14: Coordinate sustainable development policies 17.15: Respect countries' own development choices 17.16: Build global partnerships for the goals 17.17: Bring public, business and community partners together 17.18: Improve data on who is being left behind 17.19: Measure progress beyond GDP

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