Role of India in UN Sustainable Development Goals 2030
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Sustainable Development, UNO, SDG 2030Abstract
An integrated set of 17 Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) were adopted by all Member States of United Nations in 2015. These goals were accepted as a universal call to action for betterment of human societies and making the planet earth a better place to live. The SDG are focused towards termination of poverty, protection of the planet earth and meeting the assurance that all people enjoy peace and prosperity by 2030.
India, being a member of United Nations and one of the prominent developing country that is been watched by most of UN members for its innovations and initiatives, needs to plan and implement its actions towards meeting the SDG 2030 in its region.
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