With the 2030 Agenda, the global community of states has agreed on a future vision of a world in peace in which
nobody has to go hungry
terrestrial and aquatic ecosystems are protected
and consumption and production do not cross planetary boundaries.
In 2017, the members of the UN General Assembly passed unanimously 17 SDGs .
The so-called 'Sustainable Development Goals', the
"Sustainable Development Goals" are linked to existing obligations under international law, which made their implementation mandatory according to the UN human rights covenants.
Like human rights, the 2030 Agenda is universal, which means that it must be implemented around the world, by all people for all people.
The international community has committed itself to wanting to achieve the defined goals together.
contribute in particular to the following SDGs
to the national implementation obligation.
The global temperature increase to 1.5 °C and achieve global greenhouse gas neutrality by mid-century.
Mobilize the private sector for global climate protection.
Take urgent and meaningful action to reduce habitat degradation, halt biodiversity loss and protect threatened species and prevent their extinction by 2020.