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2030 - The World We Imagine

Tribe 45 from UPG Sustainability Leadership 2021 invites you to write the longest poem on Sustainable Development Goals (SDG).

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Closed May 30, 2021

Tribe 45 from UPG Sustainability Leadership 2021 invites you to write the longest poem on Sustainable Development Goals (SDG). This chapter aims at weaving the longest piece of poetry on Sustainable Development Goals (SDG) and creating awareness about them.

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2030 - The World We Imagine

  1. We must work closely together to make this year a year of global action,
    One that will be remembered as the dawn of a new era of sustainable development.

    Ban Ki Moon

  2. Imagine a 2030 where your future is not determined by your income, color, gender or culture
    Doesn't it sounds like a dream come true?

    Anna Ferreira

  3. 17 Goals are not just a number but a realization of our imaginations
    Defined by the planet, people, prosperity, partnership, and Peace

    Jane Samwel

  4. Let's build a world ready to face any global challenge
    from healthcare to education, strive to be more than average

    Abdul Wajid

  5. Every small good action is a step towards a better world
    Let's take this first step to achieve the noble goals

    Luana Sacay

  6. We must work closely to better our world we live in
    One that will impact our future generation

    Simon

  7. Actions are the best channel to conduct our love for people
    Love means nothing without support, empathy and teamwork

    Nathalie Joselin Chicoma

  8. We must create a space to serve as an inclusive space for all
    To make sure most of our community stand with their feet if not all

    Zainab Adam

  9. Global Peace is a prerequisite to achieve sustainable development goals
    As there can not be development without peace

    Tinomuda Daphne Gora

  10. Water is life's most basic need
    Access to safe water is a human right

    Sharon Rose Aggrey

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