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In the rhythm of the future
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Activity of NPO "Ecopulse" is aimed at creating a greener world, where smart technology and the green agenda go hand in hand
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Address by NPO President
Elena Pichuzhkina
President of NPO "Ecopulse"
Tomorrow starts today! It depends on our priorities and values, from our decisions and actions. We unite people who are in favour of a green future.
What megacities breathe, how much rubbish is in the ocean, what’s for dinner in a large family, how long we wait for our bus and whether we sort our rubbish. A large planet vibrates to the rhythm of millions of hearts. No one alone will influence society and governments of entire countries, but together we can! No one alone will create breakthrough technologies, but together we can!
Friends, join interesting projects and propose your own, raise resources and find like-minded people. Anything we can think of and want is possible. From eco-project to tech startup, from yard improvement to space exploration. The boundaries are only in our heads, dream and act. In the rhythm of the planet, in the rhythm of the future.
What megacities breathe, how much rubbish is in the ocean, what’s for dinner in a large family, how long we wait for our bus and whether we sort our rubbish. A large planet vibrates to the rhythm of millions of hearts. No one alone will influence society and governments of entire countries, but together we can! No one alone will create breakthrough technologies, but together we can!
Friends, join interesting projects and propose your own, raise resources and find like-minded people. Anything we can think of and want is possible. From eco-project to tech startup, from yard improvement to space exploration. The boundaries are only in our heads, dream and act. In the rhythm of the planet, in the rhythm of the future.
Address by NPO President
Elena Pichuzhkina
President of NPO "Ecopulse"
Tomorrow starts today! It depends on our priorities and values, from our decisions and actions. We unite people who are in favour of a green future.
What megacities breathe, how much rubbish is in the ocean, what’s for dinner in a large family, how long we wait for our bus and whether we sort our rubbish. A large planet vibrates to the rhythm of millions of hearts. No one alone will influence society and governments of entire countries, but together we can! No one alone will create breakthrough technologies, but together we can!
Friends, join interesting projects and propose your own, raise resources and find like-minded people. Anything we can think of and want is possible. From eco-project to tech startup, from yard improvement to space exploration. The boundaries are only in our heads, dream and act. In the rhythm of the planet, in the rhythm of the future.
What megacities breathe, how much rubbish is in the ocean, what’s for dinner in a large family, how long we wait for our bus and whether we sort our rubbish. A large planet vibrates to the rhythm of millions of hearts. No one alone will influence society and governments of entire countries, but together we can! No one alone will create breakthrough technologies, but together we can!
Friends, join interesting projects and propose your own, raise resources and find like-minded people. Anything we can think of and want is possible. From eco-project to tech startup, from yard improvement to space exploration. The boundaries are only in our heads, dream and act. In the rhythm of the planet, in the rhythm of the future.
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UN goals in the field of sustainable development
01
Poverty eradication
Widespread eradication of poverty in all its forms
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Ensuring healthy lifestyle
Promoting well-being for all at all ages
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05
Ensuring gender equality
Empowering all women and girls
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02
Famine relief
Ensuring food security and improved nutrition and promoting sustainable agricultural development
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04
Raising the level of education
Ensuring comprehensive and equitable quality education and promoting lifelong learning opportunities for all
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06
Ensuring the availability of water resources
Ensuring availability and sustainable use of water and sanitation for all
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07
Ensuring access to energy sources
Ensuring access to affordable, reliable, sustainable and modern energy for all
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09
Establishment of a solid infrastructure
Promoting comprehensive and sustainable industrialisation and innovation
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11
Development of cities and settlements
Making cities and settlements open, safe, resilient and sustainable
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08
Promoting economic growth
Promoting sustained, comprehensive and sustainable economic growth, full and productive employment and decent work for all
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10
Reducing the level of inequality
Within and between countries
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12
Ensuring sustainable consumption models
And production
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13
Measures to combat climate change
Taking urgent action to combat climate change and its consequences
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15
Protection, restoration of terrestrial ecosystems
And promoting their rational use, sustainable forest management, combating desertification, halting and reversing land degradation and halting biodiversity loss
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17
Sustainable development and work activation
Strengthening the means to achieve sustainable development and activating the mechanisms of the global partnership for sustainable development
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14
Rational use of oceans and marine resources
Conservation and rational use of oceans, seas and marine resources for sustainable development
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16
Promoting peaceful and open societies for sustainable development
Ensuring access to justice for all and building effective, accountable and participatory institutions at all levels
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UN goals in the field of sustainable development
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Ensuring access to energy sources
Ensuring access to affordable, reliable, sustainable and modern energy for all
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08
Promoting economic growth
Promoting sustained, comprehensive and sustainable economic growth, full and productive employment and decent work for all
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09
Establishment of a solid infrastructure
Promoting comprehensive and sustainable industrialisation and innovation
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10
Reducing the level of inequality
Within and between countries
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11
Development of cities and settlements
Making cities and settlements open, safe, resilient and sustainable
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12
Ensuring sustainable consumption models
And production
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Measures to combat climate change
Taking urgent action to combat climate change and its consequences
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Rational use of oceans and marine resources
Conservation and rational use of oceans, seas and marine resources for sustainable development
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15
Protection, restoration of terrestrial ecosystems
And promoting their rational use, sustainable forest management, combating desertification, halting and reversing land degradation and halting biodiversity loss
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16
Promoting peaceful and open societies for sustainable development
Ensuring access to justice for all and building effective, accountable and participatory institutions at all levels
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Sustainable development and work activation
Strengthening the means to achieve sustainable development and activating the mechanisms of the global partnership for sustainable development
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Cleaning megacities from pollution
Metropolises are grappling with serious issues stemming from air, water, and soil pollution.
Clean city
Tackling ocean pollution
Ocean pollution poses a significant threat to marine ecosystems and the health of marine organisms. Debris, plastic waste, oil spills, and other pollutants cause irreversible damage, impacting biodiversity and ecological stability.
World Ocean
Ecological food
Modern diets have a detrimental impact on human health and the environment. Mass production of food, use of pesticides and chemical additives, and extensive transportation contribute to adverse health and ecological effects.
Health
Sort your garbage correctly!
The primary goal of the waste sorting awareness project is to educate and inform residents about proper waste sorting methods, encourage environmentally responsible behavior, and create conditions for effective waste recycling.
Garbage sorting
Clean city
Cleaning megacities from pollution
Metropolises are grappling with serious issues stemming from air, water, and soil pollution. These high pollution levels adversely affect the health of urban residents and jeopardize the ecological sustainability of cities. Addressing the cleanup of metropolises is an urgent task; without tackling these issues, ensuring a healthy and safe living environment remains unattainable.
The primary objective of the urban pollution cleanup project is to design and implement a comprehensive program aimed at enhancing the quality of life for city dwellers while conserving natural resources. The project strives to establish environmentally clean and sustainable urban environments.
To achieve these goals, the "Ecopulse" community and the project team are undertaking several initiatives:
Mobilizing volunteers and experts for regular actions such as litter collection, cleaning public spaces, and enhancing urban areas.
Conducting scientific research to better understand pollution causes and develop effective cleanup methods.
Organizing educational campaigns to raise awareness among city residents about pollution issues.
The project slogan, "Cleaning Metropolises Together!" underscores the importance of collective efforts and active participation by every urban dweller in the pollution cleanup process.
Note: This project serves as a prototype for public initiatives and is featured on our website as an exemplar. Our organization supports such initiatives and welcomes all ideas and proposals. We are currently collaborating with environmental activists, and exciting updates are forthcoming. Together, we can make a significant impact!
The primary objective of the urban pollution cleanup project is to design and implement a comprehensive program aimed at enhancing the quality of life for city dwellers while conserving natural resources. The project strives to establish environmentally clean and sustainable urban environments.
To achieve these goals, the "Ecopulse" community and the project team are undertaking several initiatives:
Mobilizing volunteers and experts for regular actions such as litter collection, cleaning public spaces, and enhancing urban areas.
Conducting scientific research to better understand pollution causes and develop effective cleanup methods.
Organizing educational campaigns to raise awareness among city residents about pollution issues.
The project slogan, "Cleaning Metropolises Together!" underscores the importance of collective efforts and active participation by every urban dweller in the pollution cleanup process.
Note: This project serves as a prototype for public initiatives and is featured on our website as an exemplar. Our organization supports such initiatives and welcomes all ideas and proposals. We are currently collaborating with environmental activists, and exciting updates are forthcoming. Together, we can make a significant impact!
World Ocean
Tackling ocean pollution
Ocean pollution poses a significant threat to marine ecosystems and the health of marine organisms. Debris, plastic waste, oil spills, and other pollutants cause irreversible damage, impacting biodiversity and ecological stability. Urgent and effective actions are needed to clean up and safeguard the marine environment.
The primary objective of the ocean pollution control project is to organize beach and marine cleanup initiatives and conduct educational campaigns to raise public awareness about the issue. The project strives to establish clean and healthy marine ecosystems that promote biodiversity conservation and ecological equilibrium.
To achieve these goals, the "Ecopulse" community and project team:
Organize annual beach and marine cleanup drives.
Conduct educational campaigns to enhance public awareness about ocean pollution.
Moreover, the project collaborates actively with local organizations, governmental bodies, and international agencies to bolster efforts in combatting ocean pollution.
This initiative to combat ocean pollution is crucial for preserving marine life, biodiversity, and ecological balance.
The primary objective of the ocean pollution control project is to organize beach and marine cleanup initiatives and conduct educational campaigns to raise public awareness about the issue. The project strives to establish clean and healthy marine ecosystems that promote biodiversity conservation and ecological equilibrium.
To achieve these goals, the "Ecopulse" community and project team:
Organize annual beach and marine cleanup drives.
Conduct educational campaigns to enhance public awareness about ocean pollution.
Moreover, the project collaborates actively with local organizations, governmental bodies, and international agencies to bolster efforts in combatting ocean pollution.
This initiative to combat ocean pollution is crucial for preserving marine life, biodiversity, and ecological balance.
Health
Ecological food
Modern diets have a detrimental impact on human health and the environment. Mass production of food, use of pesticides and chemical additives, and extensive transportation contribute to adverse health and ecological effects. Promoting ecological eating is crucial for creating a sustainable and healthy food system.
The primary goal of the ecological eating promotion project is to popularize healthy and environmentally friendly diets, support local producers, and develop farmers' markets. The project aims to shift people’s attitudes toward food, advocating for natural and organic products while reducing the negative environmental footprint of the food industry.
The "Ecopulse" community and project team organize educational programs, workshops, and training sessions. They also disseminate information about local producers and farmers' markets to support their growth.
Furthermore, the project team collaborates closely with local farmers and producers to promote the production of environmentally friendly goods. They provide financial and organizational support, assist in marketing, and facilitate sales of these products.
Additionally, the project actively partners with community organizations, restaurants, and cafes to expand access to ecological food options. They offer consultations and training to food entrepreneurs, helping them adopt ecological practices and offer nutritious, environmentally friendly menu choices.
Project slogan: "Eat Ecologically — Live Longer!" This underscores the importance of choosing environmentally sustainable food for personal health and well-being. The project encourages everyone to actively participate in promoting ecological eating habits and make choices that contribute to a healthier, more sustainable food system.
Note: This project serves as a prototype public initiative showcased on our website. Our organization supports such initiatives and welcomes ideas and proposals. We are currently collaborating with environmental activists, and more updates will be available soon. Together, we can make a difference!
The primary goal of the ecological eating promotion project is to popularize healthy and environmentally friendly diets, support local producers, and develop farmers' markets. The project aims to shift people’s attitudes toward food, advocating for natural and organic products while reducing the negative environmental footprint of the food industry.
The "Ecopulse" community and project team organize educational programs, workshops, and training sessions. They also disseminate information about local producers and farmers' markets to support their growth.
Furthermore, the project team collaborates closely with local farmers and producers to promote the production of environmentally friendly goods. They provide financial and organizational support, assist in marketing, and facilitate sales of these products.
Additionally, the project actively partners with community organizations, restaurants, and cafes to expand access to ecological food options. They offer consultations and training to food entrepreneurs, helping them adopt ecological practices and offer nutritious, environmentally friendly menu choices.
Project slogan: "Eat Ecologically — Live Longer!" This underscores the importance of choosing environmentally sustainable food for personal health and well-being. The project encourages everyone to actively participate in promoting ecological eating habits and make choices that contribute to a healthier, more sustainable food system.
Note: This project serves as a prototype public initiative showcased on our website. Our organization supports such initiatives and welcomes ideas and proposals. We are currently collaborating with environmental activists, and more updates will be available soon. Together, we can make a difference!
Garbage sorting
Sort your garbage correctly!
The primary goal of the waste sorting awareness project is to educate and inform residents about proper waste sorting methods, encourage environmentally responsible behavior, and create conditions for effective waste recycling. The project aims to reduce waste volumes, increase recycling rates, and establish a clean, sustainable environment for future generations.
The "Ecopulse" community organizes educational programs, workshops, and training sessions on waste sorting. The project team actively engages schools, educational institutions, and community organizations to conduct these activities. Additionally, the project collaborates closely with local authorities and businesses to develop infrastructure and support systems for efficient waste sorting and recycling. They run campaigns for separate waste collection, install designated recycling bins, and establish recycling collection points.
Project slogan: "Sort Waste — Save the Planet!" The project encourages all residents to actively participate in waste sorting and contribute to creating a cleaner, more sustainable environment.
Note: This project is a prototype public initiative featured on our website. Our organization supports such initiatives and welcomes new ideas and proposals. We are currently working with real environmental activists and will have many updates soon. Together, we can make a difference!
The "Ecopulse" community organizes educational programs, workshops, and training sessions on waste sorting. The project team actively engages schools, educational institutions, and community organizations to conduct these activities. Additionally, the project collaborates closely with local authorities and businesses to develop infrastructure and support systems for efficient waste sorting and recycling. They run campaigns for separate waste collection, install designated recycling bins, and establish recycling collection points.
Project slogan: "Sort Waste — Save the Planet!" The project encourages all residents to actively participate in waste sorting and contribute to creating a cleaner, more sustainable environment.
Note: This project is a prototype public initiative featured on our website. Our organization supports such initiatives and welcomes new ideas and proposals. We are currently working with real environmental activists and will have many updates soon. Together, we can make a difference!
On June 30, a multinational team of volunteers gathered in Kyrgyzstan to clear the sacred Suleiman-Too mountain of vandalistic graffiti.
The international non-profit organization "Ecopulse" aims to unite environmental activists, facilitate collaborative project implementation, and connect like-minded individuals and resources.
Through the "Ecopulse" platform, participants from various countries and cities converged at the UNESCO World Heritage site, Suleiman-Too mountain, to conduct a cleanup campaign removing graffiti from its rocks.
Volunteers from the "Clean Altai" project provided expertise in cleaning techniques and conducted technical training for the participants.
"Inna Muklaeva, leader of the 'Clean Altai' project, shared: "For five years, 'Clean Altai' has been committed to removing vandalism from tourist sites in the Altai Republic. We collect litter, clean rocks of inscriptions, install informational signs, and educate children and youth. We've cleaned over 4000 square meters across more than a dozen significant locations in our region. Our work often attracts interest from other countries and regions within our country due to the widespread nature of the issue."
"It was crucial for us to participate in cleaning Suleiman-Too mountain," she noted. "This site holds cultural significance for people across Asia. We look forward to continuing our partnership with 'Ecopulse,' as it's essential to raise awareness that nature preservation is achievable."
Local volunteers from Osh and neighboring cities, activists from Altai and other regions of Russia, and concerned visitors from Kazakhstan all joined forces to clean multiple sections of the mountain.
Beyond mountain cleaning, "Ecopulse" supports the implementation of diverse environmental projects. If you have ideas, the organization can assist in attracting supporters and resources.
Join us on the "Ecopulse" platform. Become part of a community of caring individuals!
The international non-profit organization "Ecopulse" aims to unite environmental activists, facilitate collaborative project implementation, and connect like-minded individuals and resources.
Through the "Ecopulse" platform, participants from various countries and cities converged at the UNESCO World Heritage site, Suleiman-Too mountain, to conduct a cleanup campaign removing graffiti from its rocks.
Volunteers from the "Clean Altai" project provided expertise in cleaning techniques and conducted technical training for the participants.
"Inna Muklaeva, leader of the 'Clean Altai' project, shared: "For five years, 'Clean Altai' has been committed to removing vandalism from tourist sites in the Altai Republic. We collect litter, clean rocks of inscriptions, install informational signs, and educate children and youth. We've cleaned over 4000 square meters across more than a dozen significant locations in our region. Our work often attracts interest from other countries and regions within our country due to the widespread nature of the issue."
"It was crucial for us to participate in cleaning Suleiman-Too mountain," she noted. "This site holds cultural significance for people across Asia. We look forward to continuing our partnership with 'Ecopulse,' as it's essential to raise awareness that nature preservation is achievable."
Local volunteers from Osh and neighboring cities, activists from Altai and other regions of Russia, and concerned visitors from Kazakhstan all joined forces to clean multiple sections of the mountain.
Beyond mountain cleaning, "Ecopulse" supports the implementation of diverse environmental projects. If you have ideas, the organization can assist in attracting supporters and resources.
Join us on the "Ecopulse" platform. Become part of a community of caring individuals!
Kyrgyzstan
The international non-profit organization Ecopulse unites activists from different countries
July 2024
On July 12, Orenburg will host the Forum-Festival of Public Initiatives "Warmth of the Native Home." Elena Pichuzhkina, President of the NGO "Ecopulse Russia," will deliver a lecture about the project and how it enables anyone interested to implement their environmental initiatives.
The forum aims to showcase projects that preserve traditions and strengthen social bonds within the community. The NGO also focuses on upholding universal human values. Recognizing the essential interdependence between humanity and nature, their efforts foster kindness and responsibility among individuals. As Fyodor Dostoevsky once wrote, "He who does not love nature does not love man."
Elena Pichuzhkina, an expert in community building and a public representative of the Agency for Strategic Initiatives, will present a TED talk titled "Tomorrow Starts Today." She will outline how individuals can engage in environmental initiatives or launch their own projects through the "Ecopulse" platform.
"The future hinges on our priorities, values, decisions, and actions. We unite people committed to an eco-conscious future," emphasizes Elena Pichuzhkina regarding the NGO's mission.
Following the lecture, eco-activists will participate in a brainstorming session titled "In the Rhythm of the Future." Here, volunteers will develop their project ideas for implementation through the platform.
Join us to connect, collaborate, and shape a brighter tomorrow! Register for the Forum at teplorodnogodoma.rf and submit your project proposals on the "Ecopulse" platform. Become part of our compassionate community today!
The forum aims to showcase projects that preserve traditions and strengthen social bonds within the community. The NGO also focuses on upholding universal human values. Recognizing the essential interdependence between humanity and nature, their efforts foster kindness and responsibility among individuals. As Fyodor Dostoevsky once wrote, "He who does not love nature does not love man."
Elena Pichuzhkina, an expert in community building and a public representative of the Agency for Strategic Initiatives, will present a TED talk titled "Tomorrow Starts Today." She will outline how individuals can engage in environmental initiatives or launch their own projects through the "Ecopulse" platform.
"The future hinges on our priorities, values, decisions, and actions. We unite people committed to an eco-conscious future," emphasizes Elena Pichuzhkina regarding the NGO's mission.
Following the lecture, eco-activists will participate in a brainstorming session titled "In the Rhythm of the Future." Here, volunteers will develop their project ideas for implementation through the platform.
Join us to connect, collaborate, and shape a brighter tomorrow! Register for the Forum at teplorodnogodoma.rf and submit your project proposals on the "Ecopulse" platform. Become part of our compassionate community today!
Orenburg region
NPO Ecopulse will take part in the Forum of Public Initiatives in Orenburg
July 2024
About 50 rare Saker falcons have been reintroduced into the wild in the Republics of Khakassia and Tuva – marking a record release.
In the 1970s, the Saker falcon population in Khakassia was stable, but today, finding their nests in the region is challenging due to habitat destruction from fires, human activities, and illegal bird trapping by poachers.
The birds were released across three locations within their natural range: in the Khakassky Nature Reserve in the Republic of Khakassia and in the Tuva Basin in the Republic of Tuva.
To minimize competition for food resources, each release included five to six birds. They will be closely monitored by reserve staff.
Reintroducing this significant number of adult birds to their native habitats aims to bolster the declining species population in the wild and enhance their prospects for successful breeding.
Source: rg.ru
In the 1970s, the Saker falcon population in Khakassia was stable, but today, finding their nests in the region is challenging due to habitat destruction from fires, human activities, and illegal bird trapping by poachers.
The birds were released across three locations within their natural range: in the Khakassky Nature Reserve in the Republic of Khakassia and in the Tuva Basin in the Republic of Tuva.
To minimize competition for food resources, each release included five to six birds. They will be closely monitored by reserve staff.
Reintroducing this significant number of adult birds to their native habitats aims to bolster the declining species population in the wild and enhance their prospects for successful breeding.
Source: rg.ru
The Republic of Khakassia
Rare falcons were released into the wild in Khakassia and Tuva
June 2024
In Zhigulevsk, Syzran, and Novokuybyshevsk, the riverbanks have been revitalized.
At the end of May, over 80 environmental initiatives took place across the Samara region in celebration of Volga Day.
For example, in Samara, members of the Young Guard organized a cleanup along the Volga River in Zagorodny Park. The activists diligently cleared the area of litter, branches, and plastic bottles.
Simultaneously, in Tolyatti, Zhigulevsk, Syzran, and Novokuybyshevsk, local residents came together to beautify recently renovated riverfronts.
Source: radiosputnik.ru
At the end of May, over 80 environmental initiatives took place across the Samara region in celebration of Volga Day.
For example, in Samara, members of the Young Guard organized a cleanup along the Volga River in Zagorodny Park. The activists diligently cleared the area of litter, branches, and plastic bottles.
Simultaneously, in Tolyatti, Zhigulevsk, Syzran, and Novokuybyshevsk, local residents came together to beautify recently renovated riverfronts.
Source: radiosputnik.ru
Samara Region
NPO Ecopulse will take part in the Forum of Public Initiatives in Orenburg
May 2024
In Russia, scientists from Omsk State Technical University have devised an eco-friendly method for recycling polymer containers used to store oil products in the Arctic. They developed a polymer composite material based on polyethylene and designed innovative canisters from this material specifically for Arctic storage and transportation conditions. These canisters increase transport capacity by 60% on a Euro pallet and can be disposed of to generate heat and electricity.
This new technology not only reduces harmful emissions during disposal but also produces valuable by-products usable in various industries.
Source: ria.ru
This new technology not only reduces harmful emissions during disposal but also produces valuable by-products usable in various industries.
Source: ria.ru
In Russia, a sustainable method has been developed for recycling polymer containers used in the oil industry
Leading researchers on permafrost in Yamal will receive grants totaling up to five million rubles each.
Winners of the governor's grant competition for studying permafrost in Yamal have been announced.
The issue of thawing permafrost in the Arctic, particularly in Yamal, is currently pressing. Rapidly rising temperatures are accelerating permafrost thaw, posing threats to buildings, roads, and infrastructure.
Addressing this challenge demands the attention of scientists, prompting the allocation of grants.
Four scientific teams from top universities in Moscow, St. Petersburg, Tomsk, and the Permafrost Institute in Yakutsk have been awarded funding, each receiving up to five million rubles, to support their research efforts.
Source: rg.ru
Winners of the governor's grant competition for studying permafrost in Yamal have been announced.
The issue of thawing permafrost in the Arctic, particularly in Yamal, is currently pressing. Rapidly rising temperatures are accelerating permafrost thaw, posing threats to buildings, roads, and infrastructure.
Addressing this challenge demands the attention of scientists, prompting the allocation of grants.
Four scientific teams from top universities in Moscow, St. Petersburg, Tomsk, and the Permafrost Institute in Yakutsk have been awarded funding, each receiving up to five million rubles, to support their research efforts.
Source: rg.ru
Leading researchers of Yamal permafrost will receive five million grants
A student from Chelyabinsk has innovated with biodegradable packaging made from planktonic algae.
Sergey Marinin, a master's student at the Ecology Faculty of Chelyabinsk State University (ChelSU), has been awarded half a million rubles to develop this eco-friendly packaging solution. His grant, from the Federal Fund for the Development of Small Enterprises in the Scientific and Technical Sphere, will support the creation of algae cardboard—a biodegradable material sourced from planktonic algae.
Marinin's research focuses on optimizing algae properties to ensure they are robust enough for reliable production of waste-free packaging.
The value of this biodegradable packaging lies in its potential to replace synthetic plastics and traditional cardboard with a more sustainable, environmentally friendly alternative. Moreover, algae, the second most harvested aquatic product after fish, are even consumed as food in many countries worldwide.
Source: rg.ru
Sergey Marinin, a master's student at the Ecology Faculty of Chelyabinsk State University (ChelSU), has been awarded half a million rubles to develop this eco-friendly packaging solution. His grant, from the Federal Fund for the Development of Small Enterprises in the Scientific and Technical Sphere, will support the creation of algae cardboard—a biodegradable material sourced from planktonic algae.
Marinin's research focuses on optimizing algae properties to ensure they are robust enough for reliable production of waste-free packaging.
The value of this biodegradable packaging lies in its potential to replace synthetic plastics and traditional cardboard with a more sustainable, environmentally friendly alternative. Moreover, algae, the second most harvested aquatic product after fish, are even consumed as food in many countries worldwide.
Source: rg.ru
Chelyabinsk student came up with bio-packaging made from algae
This year, Russians have already collectively taken approximately 20 billion clean steps as part of the "Choosing Clean Air" campaign. Through this initiative, residents have saved one million tons of fuel and reduced harmful emissions by three thousand tons.
The third season of the nationwide "Choosing Clean Air" campaign began on May 25 and runs until September 22. Its primary objective is to decrease emissions of harmful substances and raise awareness about safeguarding atmospheric air quality.
Annually, over five tons of pollutants from vehicles enter Russia's atmosphere. For the past three years, many Russians have opted to forego minibuses and cars for four months, instead choosing scooters, bicycles, roller skates, or simply walking. This switch helped reduce emissions by 86 tons last year alone.
Since the campaign's launch this year, participants have collectively taken around 20 billion clean steps, equivalent to roughly 14 million kilometers. During this period, they have not only conserved one million tons of fuel but also curbed harmful emissions by three thousand tons.
Source: rg.ru
The third season of the nationwide "Choosing Clean Air" campaign began on May 25 and runs until September 22. Its primary objective is to decrease emissions of harmful substances and raise awareness about safeguarding atmospheric air quality.
Annually, over five tons of pollutants from vehicles enter Russia's atmosphere. For the past three years, many Russians have opted to forego minibuses and cars for four months, instead choosing scooters, bicycles, roller skates, or simply walking. This switch helped reduce emissions by 86 tons last year alone.
Since the campaign's launch this year, participants have collectively taken around 20 billion clean steps, equivalent to roughly 14 million kilometers. During this period, they have not only conserved one million tons of fuel but also curbed harmful emissions by three thousand tons.
Source: rg.ru
This year, Russians have already taken about 20 billion net steps
Goal 1: No Poverty
Over 700 million people, or 10% of the global population, still live in extreme poverty, struggling to meet basic needs such as healthcare, education, and access to water. The majority of these individuals reside in sub-Saharan Africa.
This issue also directly affects the working population. In 2018, 8% of workers and their families worldwide were living in extreme poverty. One effective tool to combat this problem is the provision of social protection for all vulnerable groups.
Key Objectives by 2030
Halve the proportion of people living in poverty: Reduce by at least half the percentage of men, women, and children of all ages living in poverty in all its dimensions.
Ensure equal rights and access: Guarantee equal rights to economic resources and access to basic services, ownership, and control over land and other forms of property, natural resources, appropriate new technologies, and financial services.
Develop robust strategies: Establish reliable strategic frameworks at national, regional, and international levels based on development strategies that are pro-poor and gender-sensitive.
This issue also directly affects the working population. In 2018, 8% of workers and their families worldwide were living in extreme poverty. One effective tool to combat this problem is the provision of social protection for all vulnerable groups.
Key Objectives by 2030
Halve the proportion of people living in poverty: Reduce by at least half the percentage of men, women, and children of all ages living in poverty in all its dimensions.
Ensure equal rights and access: Guarantee equal rights to economic resources and access to basic services, ownership, and control over land and other forms of property, natural resources, appropriate new technologies, and financial services.
Develop robust strategies: Establish reliable strategic frameworks at national, regional, and international levels based on development strategies that are pro-poor and gender-sensitive.
Goal 2: Zero Hunger
Nearly 690 million people worldwide, or 8.9% of the global population, are suffering from hunger. The majority of these individuals reside in Asia and Africa, where the number of undernourished people is increasing faster than anywhere else. If current trends continue, the number of people experiencing hunger will exceed 840 million by 2030.
While achieving the "Zero Hunger" goal by 2030 may be challenging, we can take immediate actions to provide food and humanitarian assistance to the most at-risk areas.
Key Objectives by 2030
Transform global food and agricultural systems: Enhance agricultural productivity and promote sustainable food production.
Invest in rural infrastructure: Strengthen food security for the poorest populations by investing in rural infrastructure, agricultural research, and small-scale farming. This will also boost food production for local and global markets.
Establish genetic banks: Create plant and animal genetic banks to bolster the agricultural production capacity of developing countries.
While achieving the "Zero Hunger" goal by 2030 may be challenging, we can take immediate actions to provide food and humanitarian assistance to the most at-risk areas.
Key Objectives by 2030
Transform global food and agricultural systems: Enhance agricultural productivity and promote sustainable food production.
Invest in rural infrastructure: Strengthen food security for the poorest populations by investing in rural infrastructure, agricultural research, and small-scale farming. This will also boost food production for local and global markets.
Establish genetic banks: Create plant and animal genetic banks to bolster the agricultural production capacity of developing countries.
Goal 3: Good Health and Well-being
Ensuring healthy lives is a fundamental aspect of sustainable development. The COVID-19 pandemic has highlighted the need to reassess healthcare system preparedness for emergencies and to invest in essential national public services for the 21st century.
Before the pandemic, significant progress had been made in increasing life expectancy and reducing some of the most common causes of child and maternal mortality. However, further efforts are required to eliminate a broad spectrum of diseases and address other critical health issues.
Key Objectives by 2030
Reduce maternal mortality: Lower the global maternal mortality ratio to less than 70 per 100,000 live births.
End epidemics: End the epidemics of AIDS, tuberculosis, malaria, and neglected tropical diseases, and combat hepatitis, waterborne diseases, and other communicable diseases.
Reduce premature mortality: Reduce premature mortality from non-communicable diseases by one-third through prevention, treatment, and the promotion of mental health and well-being.
Achieve universal health coverage: Ensure universal access to healthcare services, including financial risk protection, access to quality essential healthcare services, and access to safe, effective, quality, and affordable medicines and vaccines for all.
Before the pandemic, significant progress had been made in increasing life expectancy and reducing some of the most common causes of child and maternal mortality. However, further efforts are required to eliminate a broad spectrum of diseases and address other critical health issues.
Key Objectives by 2030
Reduce maternal mortality: Lower the global maternal mortality ratio to less than 70 per 100,000 live births.
End epidemics: End the epidemics of AIDS, tuberculosis, malaria, and neglected tropical diseases, and combat hepatitis, waterborne diseases, and other communicable diseases.
Reduce premature mortality: Reduce premature mortality from non-communicable diseases by one-third through prevention, treatment, and the promotion of mental health and well-being.
Achieve universal health coverage: Ensure universal access to healthcare services, including financial risk protection, access to quality essential healthcare services, and access to safe, effective, quality, and affordable medicines and vaccines for all.
Goal 4: Quality Education
Education is a vital tool for combating poverty and laying the groundwork for improved socio-economic conditions. Over the past decade, significant strides have been made in expanding access to education and increasing school enrollment at all levels.
However, in 2018, about 260 million children were still unable to attend school. Moreover, more than half of all children and adolescents did not meet minimum proficiency standards in reading and mathematics.
Key Objectives by 2030
Ensure free and equitable education: Provide all children with free, equitable, and quality primary and secondary education.
Equal access to higher education: Ensure equal access for all women and men to affordable and quality technical, vocational, and higher education, including university education.
Develop inclusive learning environments: Create and improve educational institutions to cater to the interests of children, the specific needs of persons with disabilities, and gender considerations, ensuring a safe, violence-free, and inclusive learning environment for all.
Increase the number of qualified teachers: Enhance the number of qualified teachers through international cooperation in teacher training, particularly in developing countries.
However, in 2018, about 260 million children were still unable to attend school. Moreover, more than half of all children and adolescents did not meet minimum proficiency standards in reading and mathematics.
Key Objectives by 2030
Ensure free and equitable education: Provide all children with free, equitable, and quality primary and secondary education.
Equal access to higher education: Ensure equal access for all women and men to affordable and quality technical, vocational, and higher education, including university education.
Develop inclusive learning environments: Create and improve educational institutions to cater to the interests of children, the specific needs of persons with disabilities, and gender considerations, ensuring a safe, violence-free, and inclusive learning environment for all.
Increase the number of qualified teachers: Enhance the number of qualified teachers through international cooperation in teacher training, particularly in developing countries.
Goal 5: Gender Equality
Gender equality is a fundamental human right and a crucial foundation for achieving peace, prosperity, and sustainable development. Despite progress in recent years, many aspects of gender inequality remain unresolved.
Discriminatory laws and social norms persist globally, women are underrepresented at all levels of political leadership, and one in five women and girls aged 15 to 49 report experiencing physical or sexual violence. In 18 countries, husbands can legally prevent their wives from working; in 39 countries, boys and girls have different inheritance rights; and in 49 countries, there are no laws protecting against domestic violence.
Key Objectives by 2030
Eliminate discrimination and violence: Eradicate all forms of discrimination and violence against women and girls, including harmful practices such as child, early, and forced marriages, and female genital mutilation.
Recognize unpaid care and domestic work: Value unpaid care and domestic work by providing public services, infrastructure, and social protection policies, and promoting shared responsibility within households, in line with national contexts.
Ensure women's participation and leadership: Ensure full and effective participation and equal opportunities for leadership at all levels of decision-making in political, economic, and public life.
Leverage technology for empowerment: Utilize high-efficiency technologies to promote the empowerment of women.
Discriminatory laws and social norms persist globally, women are underrepresented at all levels of political leadership, and one in five women and girls aged 15 to 49 report experiencing physical or sexual violence. In 18 countries, husbands can legally prevent their wives from working; in 39 countries, boys and girls have different inheritance rights; and in 49 countries, there are no laws protecting against domestic violence.
Key Objectives by 2030
Eliminate discrimination and violence: Eradicate all forms of discrimination and violence against women and girls, including harmful practices such as child, early, and forced marriages, and female genital mutilation.
Recognize unpaid care and domestic work: Value unpaid care and domestic work by providing public services, infrastructure, and social protection policies, and promoting shared responsibility within households, in line with national contexts.
Ensure women's participation and leadership: Ensure full and effective participation and equal opportunities for leadership at all levels of decision-making in political, economic, and public life.
Leverage technology for empowerment: Utilize high-efficiency technologies to promote the empowerment of women.
Goal 6: Clean Water and Sanitation
Today, billions of people still lack access to clean drinking water and basic sanitation services. Two out of five people do not have basic facilities for handwashing with soap and water, and at least 673 million continue to practice open defecation.
Water scarcity affects over 40% of the global population and is expected to worsen. Currently, more than 1.7 billion people live in river basins where water consumption exceeds sustainable levels. Every day, approximately a thousand children die from preventable diarrheal diseases caused by inadequate water supply and sanitation.
Key Objectives by 2030
Ensure universal and equitable access: Provide universal and equitable access to safe, affordable drinking water, and adequate sanitation facilities.
Improve water quality: Enhance water quality by reducing pollution, eliminating waste discharge, and minimizing the release of hazardous chemicals and materials.
Protect and restore water-related ecosystems: Safeguard and restore water-related ecosystems, including mountains, forests, wetlands, rivers, aquifers, and lakes.
Water scarcity affects over 40% of the global population and is expected to worsen. Currently, more than 1.7 billion people live in river basins where water consumption exceeds sustainable levels. Every day, approximately a thousand children die from preventable diarrheal diseases caused by inadequate water supply and sanitation.
Key Objectives by 2030
Ensure universal and equitable access: Provide universal and equitable access to safe, affordable drinking water, and adequate sanitation facilities.
Improve water quality: Enhance water quality by reducing pollution, eliminating waste discharge, and minimizing the release of hazardous chemicals and materials.
Protect and restore water-related ecosystems: Safeguard and restore water-related ecosystems, including mountains, forests, wetlands, rivers, aquifers, and lakes.
Goal 7: Affordable and Clean Energy
Energy access is improving in poorer countries, alongside advancements in energy efficiency and significant progress in the renewable energy sector.
However, challenges persist. One in five people worldwide still lacks access to electricity. It's crucial to prioritize expanding access to clean and safe fuels, increasing the adoption of renewable energy beyond the electricity sector, and enhancing electrification in Sub-Saharan Africa.
Energy remains a dominant factor in climate change, responsible for approximately 60% of global greenhouse gas emissions.
Key Objectives by 2030
Ensure universal access: Achieve universal access to affordable, reliable, and modern energy services.
Increase renewable energy: Boost the share of renewable energy sources in the global energy mix and double the global rate of improvement in energy efficiency.
Expand infrastructure and upgrade technologies: Enhance infrastructure and modernize technologies for sustainable energy services across all developing countries.
However, challenges persist. One in five people worldwide still lacks access to electricity. It's crucial to prioritize expanding access to clean and safe fuels, increasing the adoption of renewable energy beyond the electricity sector, and enhancing electrification in Sub-Saharan Africa.
Energy remains a dominant factor in climate change, responsible for approximately 60% of global greenhouse gas emissions.
Key Objectives by 2030
Ensure universal access: Achieve universal access to affordable, reliable, and modern energy services.
Increase renewable energy: Boost the share of renewable energy sources in the global energy mix and double the global rate of improvement in energy efficiency.
Expand infrastructure and upgrade technologies: Enhance infrastructure and modernize technologies for sustainable energy services across all developing countries.
Goal 8: Decent Work and Economic Growth
Sustainable and inclusive economic growth is crucial for advancing progress, creating dignified employment opportunities for all, and enhancing living standards. Even prior to COVID-19, one in five countries, home to billions of impoverished people, faced stagnation or per capita income reductions. Post-pandemic, economic growth has seen a significant slowdown.
Between 2016 and 2030, the global labor market will need to accommodate 470 million new entrants, underscoring the urgent priority of achieving Sustainable Development Goal 8.
Key Objectives by 2030
Support economic growth: Maintain economic growth per capita in alignment with national contexts, and ensure GDP growth of at least 7% annually in the least developed countries.
Enhance productivity: Increase economic productivity through diversification, technological modernization, and innovation.
Promote full and productive employment: Guarantee full and productive employment and decent work for all, including young people and persons with disabilities, while ensuring equal pay for work of equal value.
Combat forced labor: Implement effective measures to eradicate forced labor, modern slavery, and human trafficking.
Between 2016 and 2030, the global labor market will need to accommodate 470 million new entrants, underscoring the urgent priority of achieving Sustainable Development Goal 8.
Key Objectives by 2030
Support economic growth: Maintain economic growth per capita in alignment with national contexts, and ensure GDP growth of at least 7% annually in the least developed countries.
Enhance productivity: Increase economic productivity through diversification, technological modernization, and innovation.
Promote full and productive employment: Guarantee full and productive employment and decent work for all, including young people and persons with disabilities, while ensuring equal pay for work of equal value.
Combat forced labor: Implement effective measures to eradicate forced labor, modern slavery, and human trafficking.
Goal 9: Industry, Innovation, and Infrastructure
Innovation and technological progress are pivotal in finding lasting solutions to many global challenges. While global investment in research and development as a percentage of GDP increased from 1.5% in 2000 to 1.7% in 2015, it remained below 1% in developing regions.
Many countries still lack essential infrastructure, such as roads, information and communication technologies, sanitation, electricity, and water supply. Comprehensive and sustainable industrialization, alongside innovation and infrastructure development, can unleash dynamic and competitive economic forces, fostering job creation and economic growth.
Key Objectives by 2030:
Develop high-quality, reliable, sustainable, and resilient infrastructure: Support economic development and enhance well-being, ensuring affordable and equitable access for all.
Promote scientific research and technological capacity: Boost technological advancements in industrial sectors globally, with a focus on developing nations.
Achieve inclusive and sustainable industrialization: Increase employment in industrial sectors and raise the share of industrial production in GDP, tailored to national circumstances, and double these metrics in the least developed countries.
Expand access for small-scale industries and enterprises: Improve financial services access, including affordable credit, particularly in developing countries.
Many countries still lack essential infrastructure, such as roads, information and communication technologies, sanitation, electricity, and water supply. Comprehensive and sustainable industrialization, alongside innovation and infrastructure development, can unleash dynamic and competitive economic forces, fostering job creation and economic growth.
Key Objectives by 2030:
Develop high-quality, reliable, sustainable, and resilient infrastructure: Support economic development and enhance well-being, ensuring affordable and equitable access for all.
Promote scientific research and technological capacity: Boost technological advancements in industrial sectors globally, with a focus on developing nations.
Achieve inclusive and sustainable industrialization: Increase employment in industrial sectors and raise the share of industrial production in GDP, tailored to national circumstances, and double these metrics in the least developed countries.
Expand access for small-scale industries and enterprises: Improve financial services access, including affordable credit, particularly in developing countries.
Goal 10. Reducing Inequality Within and Among Countries
Reducing inequality is a critical component of achieving sustainable development. Despite some positive strides, such as reductions in income inequality in certain nations, this issue remains persistent. The COVID-19 pandemic has exacerbated existing disparities, disproportionately impacting the poorest and most vulnerable communities.
Key objectives by 2030 include:
Gradually achieving and sustaining income growth for the bottom 40% of the population at a rate exceeding the national average.
Ensuring equal opportunities and reducing disparities in outcomes, including through the repeal of discriminatory laws, policies, and practices and the promotion of inclusive legislation.
Enhancing methods to regulate and monitor global financial markets and institutions.
Promoting orderly, safe, lawful, and responsible migration and mobility of people, facilitated by well-designed migration policies.
Ensuring greater representation and voice for developing countries in decision-making processes within global economic and financial institutions.
Key objectives by 2030 include:
Gradually achieving and sustaining income growth for the bottom 40% of the population at a rate exceeding the national average.
Ensuring equal opportunities and reducing disparities in outcomes, including through the repeal of discriminatory laws, policies, and practices and the promotion of inclusive legislation.
Enhancing methods to regulate and monitor global financial markets and institutions.
Promoting orderly, safe, lawful, and responsible migration and mobility of people, facilitated by well-designed migration policies.
Ensuring greater representation and voice for developing countries in decision-making processes within global economic and financial institutions.
Goal 11. Openness, Safety, and Environmental Sustainability of Cities and Human Settlements
The world is increasingly urbanized, with half of humanity currently residing in cities and projections indicating that by 2030, 5 billion people will inhabit urban areas. However, rapid urbanization has led to a rise in slum populations, strained infrastructure, exacerbated air pollution, and unplanned urban sprawl.
The Food and Agriculture Organization of the UN is concerned that without measures to ensure access to food for the poor and vulnerable, hunger and mortality rates could escalate significantly in urban areas.
Key objectives by 2030 include:
Ensuring universal access to adequate, safe, and affordable housing and basic services, with a focus on upgrading slums.
Strengthening efforts to safeguard and preserve the world's cultural and natural heritage.
Mitigating the adverse environmental impact of cities, including improving air quality and managing urban and other waste effectively.
Promoting safe, affordable, accessible, and environmentally sustainable transportation systems for all, alongside efforts to enhance road safety.
The Food and Agriculture Organization of the UN is concerned that without measures to ensure access to food for the poor and vulnerable, hunger and mortality rates could escalate significantly in urban areas.
Key objectives by 2030 include:
Ensuring universal access to adequate, safe, and affordable housing and basic services, with a focus on upgrading slums.
Strengthening efforts to safeguard and preserve the world's cultural and natural heritage.
Mitigating the adverse environmental impact of cities, including improving air quality and managing urban and other waste effectively.
Promoting safe, affordable, accessible, and environmentally sustainable transportation systems for all, alongside efforts to enhance road safety.
Goal 12. Transition to Sustainable Consumption and Production Patterns
The socio-economic progress of the last century has been accompanied by worsening environmental conditions. With the world's population projected to reach 9.6 billion by 2050, the resources of three Earths would be needed to sustain everyone. This underscores the urgent need for sustainable consumption and production practices to become the new standard in addressing these challenges.
Key objectives by 2030 include:
Achieving sustainable and efficient use of natural resources.
Cutting global per capita food waste in half and reducing food losses in production and supply chains.
Encouraging companies, especially large and multinational ones, to adopt sustainable production methods and report on resource efficiency.
Ensuring global access to information and education on sustainable development and lifestyles that harmonize with nature.
Key objectives by 2030 include:
Achieving sustainable and efficient use of natural resources.
Cutting global per capita food waste in half and reducing food losses in production and supply chains.
Encouraging companies, especially large and multinational ones, to adopt sustainable production methods and report on resource efficiency.
Ensuring global access to information and education on sustainable development and lifestyles that harmonize with nature.
Goal 13. Take Urgent Measures to Combat Climate Change and Its Impacts
Climate change affects every country across all continents, devastating economies and affecting lives. Weather patterns are shifting, sea levels are rising, and extreme weather events are intensifying. In 2019, record levels of carbon dioxide (CO2) and other greenhouse gases were detected in the atmosphere.
Urgent actions are essential to address the climate crisis and safeguard lives and livelihoods.
Key objectives by 2030 include:
Enhancing resilience and adaptation to climate-related hazards and natural disasters globally.
Integrating climate change responses into national policies, strategies, and planning frameworks.
Improving education, awareness, and capacity of individuals and institutions to mitigate and adapt to climate change impacts, and to provide early warnings.
Promoting mechanisms to strengthen climate change planning and management capacities in the least developed countries and small island developing states.
Urgent actions are essential to address the climate crisis and safeguard lives and livelihoods.
Key objectives by 2030 include:
Enhancing resilience and adaptation to climate-related hazards and natural disasters globally.
Integrating climate change responses into national policies, strategies, and planning frameworks.
Improving education, awareness, and capacity of individuals and institutions to mitigate and adapt to climate change impacts, and to provide early warnings.
Promoting mechanisms to strengthen climate change planning and management capacities in the least developed countries and small island developing states.
Goal 14: Conserve and Sustainably Use the Oceans, Seas, and Marine Resources
Oceans cover three-quarters of the Earth's surface, playing a crucial role in global systems that support life on our planet. The biodiversity of marine ecosystems is vital for human health and the well-being of our environment. Ensuring the sustainable use of global marine resources is essential for a sustainable future.
However, coastal waters are increasingly polluted, and ocean acidification is disrupting ecosystems and biodiversity.
Key objectives for 2020-2030 include:
Preventing and significantly reducing all forms of marine pollution, including land-based sources such as marine debris and nutrient runoff.
Minimizing and mitigating the impacts of ocean acidification through enhanced scientific collaboration across all levels.
Implementing effective regulations to manage fishing activities, eliminate illegal and unregulated fishing practices, and expedite the recovery of fish stocks.
Expanding scientific research and technology transfer to enhance the ecological health of marine environments.
However, coastal waters are increasingly polluted, and ocean acidification is disrupting ecosystems and biodiversity.
Key objectives for 2020-2030 include:
Preventing and significantly reducing all forms of marine pollution, including land-based sources such as marine debris and nutrient runoff.
Minimizing and mitigating the impacts of ocean acidification through enhanced scientific collaboration across all levels.
Implementing effective regulations to manage fishing activities, eliminate illegal and unregulated fishing practices, and expedite the recovery of fish stocks.
Expanding scientific research and technology transfer to enhance the ecological health of marine environments.
Goal 15: Protect, Restore, and Promote Sustainable Use of Terrestrial Ecosystems
Drought, desertification, deforestation, loss of forest cover and biodiversity, poaching, and encroachment into wildlife habitats—all continue to exacerbate environmental degradation. Human activities have altered nearly 75% of the Earth's surface, displacing wildlife and natural habitats to increasingly confined areas of the planet.
Approximately 1 million species of animals and plants are at risk of extinction, with many facing imminent disappearance within the next few decades.
Key objectives for 2020-2030 include:
Promoting the adoption of sustainable practices for all types of forests, halting deforestation, and significantly expanding global reforestation efforts.
Combating desertification, restoring degraded lands and soils affected by desertification, droughts, and floods.
Ensuring the preservation of mountain ecosystems and their biodiversity.
Halting biodiversity loss and preventing the extinction of endangered species.
Ending poaching and illegal trafficking of protected flora and fauna species.
Approximately 1 million species of animals and plants are at risk of extinction, with many facing imminent disappearance within the next few decades.
Key objectives for 2020-2030 include:
Promoting the adoption of sustainable practices for all types of forests, halting deforestation, and significantly expanding global reforestation efforts.
Combating desertification, restoring degraded lands and soils affected by desertification, droughts, and floods.
Ensuring the preservation of mountain ecosystems and their biodiversity.
Halting biodiversity loss and preventing the extinction of endangered species.
Ending poaching and illegal trafficking of protected flora and fauna species.
Goal 16: Promote Peaceful and Inclusive Societies for Sustainable Development, Provide Access to Justice for All, and Build Effective, Accountable, and Inclusive Institutions at All Levels
Conflicts, wars, insecurity, weak governance institutions, and limited access to justice remain significant barriers to sustainable development.
Judicial bodies and law enforcement agencies are often plagued by corruption, and the proportion of pre-trial detainees has shown little change over the past decade.
Key objectives by 2030 include:
Substantially reduce all forms of violence and decrease global mortality rates caused by violence.
Ensure universal access to justice, reduce corruption and bribery in all its forms.
End abuse, exploitation, trafficking, and all forms of violence and torture against children.
Ensure public access to information and safeguard fundamental freedoms in accordance with national laws and international agreements.
Judicial bodies and law enforcement agencies are often plagued by corruption, and the proportion of pre-trial detainees has shown little change over the past decade.
Key objectives by 2030 include:
Substantially reduce all forms of violence and decrease global mortality rates caused by violence.
Ensure universal access to justice, reduce corruption and bribery in all its forms.
End abuse, exploitation, trafficking, and all forms of violence and torture against children.
Ensure public access to information and safeguard fundamental freedoms in accordance with national laws and international agreements.
Goal 17: Strengthening the Means of Implementation and Revitalizing the Global Partnership for Sustainable Development
The successful implementation of the sustainable development agenda hinges on establishing comprehensive partnerships at global, regional, and local levels, rooted in shared principles and values.
However, in recent years, there has been a decrease in donor support essential for catalyzing growth, trade, and achieving sustainable development goals.
Key objectives by 2030 include:
Boosting resource mobilization from domestic sources, bolstered by international support for developing countries.
Expanding North-South and South-South cooperation, alongside triangular regional and international collaborations in science, technology, and innovation, and facilitating access to related advancements.
Advocating for a universal, transparent, and equitable multilateral trading system within the framework of the World Trade Organization.
Strengthening the global partnership for sustainable development to foster the attainment of sustainable development goals across all nations, particularly in developing countries.
However, in recent years, there has been a decrease in donor support essential for catalyzing growth, trade, and achieving sustainable development goals.
Key objectives by 2030 include:
Boosting resource mobilization from domestic sources, bolstered by international support for developing countries.
Expanding North-South and South-South cooperation, alongside triangular regional and international collaborations in science, technology, and innovation, and facilitating access to related advancements.
Advocating for a universal, transparent, and equitable multilateral trading system within the framework of the World Trade Organization.
Strengthening the global partnership for sustainable development to foster the attainment of sustainable development goals across all nations, particularly in developing countries.
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