11.2 Objectives and Rationale of the SDGs

Who were the Sustainable Development Goals developed by?

• World Health Organization

• United Nations

• Australian Government

• World Vision

The end date for the Sustainable Development Goals is...

• 2015

• 2020

• 2030

• 2040

The Sustainable Development Goals are also commonly known as the...

• Global Goals

• Worldwide goals

• Millennium Development Goals

• United Nations' Goals

How many Sustainable Development Goals are there in total?

• 15

• 10

• 16

• 17

An objective of the Sustainable Development Goals is to 'End extreme...'

(a)  

Another objective of the Sustainable Development Goals is to 'fight inequality and...'

(a)  

The final objective of the Sustainable Development Goals is to...

(a)  

Which of the following is not a reason why the Sustainable Development Goals were developed?

• Not every country was cooperating and committing to the targets of the Millennium Development Goals

• New challenges emerged, such as climate change and increased war and conflict

• Progress made by the Millennium Development Goals was uneven across countries and regions

• New goals were needed to replaced the Millennium Development Goals

The Sustainable Development goals are interdependent, meaning...

• The goals cannot be seperated

• They rely on cooperation from all countries

• They are linked

• Their progress and achievement are reliant on one another

Which three goals best aligns with the SDGs three objectives?

• Gender Equality, No Poverty, Climate Action

• Quality Education, No Poverty, Good Health and Wellbeing

• Gender Equality, Zero Hunger, Climate Action

• Climate Action, Clean Water and Sanitation, No Poverty