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How Can Countries Work Together for a Cleaner Planet? 🌱

A senior leader from India’s Upper House of Parliament said the world must join forces to protect nature.

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Key Points

5 points

Global teamwork and sharing of technology are essential for a sustainable future.

The United Nations set 139 goals; only 15 % are likely to be met by 2030.

Parliamentary bodies can turn big promises into real laws and projects.

India’s philosophy of ‘the world is one family’ guides its approach.

Youth participation is seen as crucial for new ideas and leadership.

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Sharing new inventions and money can help poorer countries grow without hurting the Earth.

Only about fifteen percent of the world’s important goals for 2030 are on track, so more action is needed.

Parliaments can write laws, watch money use, and listen to people to make sure plans work.

Young people are invited to share ideas through special youth parliament groups.

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10 words

sustainable development goals

A list of 139 things the world wants to achieve to make life better for everyone by 2030.

global cooperation

Countries working together across the whole world.

technology transfer

Giving useful inventions and knowledge from one country to another.

common but differentiated responsibilities

All nations help the Earth, but each does what it can based on its own situation.

parliament

The group of people who make the laws for a country.

legislation

The new laws that are written and approved.

accountability

Being answerable for your actions and making sure you do what you promised.

inclusive

Making sure everyone is part of the plan.

equitable

Being fair and giving each person what they need.

Vasudhaiva Kutumbakam

An old saying that means the whole world is one family.

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