SDGs

SDG8 Income inequality
Decent work is a collective effort

Ensuring workers receive their fair share of their country’s wealth is a key concern of SDG 8, which aims to promote sustained, inclusive, and sustainable economic growth, full and productive employment, and decent work for all.

SDG5 - Gender equality
Inserting a gender lens into the public eye

Public transport systems are designed for “a-to-b” commuters, people tavelling from home to work and back. That is not how people with unpaid caregiving demands, which are still mostly shouldered by women in most societies, need to travel.

SDG5 - Women in the workplace
Women at work

Gender inequality in the home and at work are intertwined, impacting women across their entire lives. Globally, women perform more care work (both unpaid and paid) than men.

SDG4
Co-designing better educational futures

If we had to select a single word to encapsulate what higher education ought to embody in order to achieve these goals under SDG 4 by 2030, it would be 'connected'.

SDG 3 - Caring for carers
Caring for the carers

The world’s health challenges are enormous. Ancient diseases such as malaria and TB continue to kill and debilitate millions of people every year and a new pathogen could, once more, shut down the world.