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A group of 17 global objectives known as the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) by the United Nations is intended to solve some of the most urgent economic, social, and environmental issues facing the planet. These objectives address a wide range of issues, such as poverty, hunger, health, education, gender equality, clean water and sanitation, affordable and clean energy, economic growth, infrastructure, decreased inequality, sustainable cities and communities, responsible consumption and production, climate action, life in the oceans and on land, peace and justice, and partnerships. The SDGs are interrelated and interdependent, therefore achieving them calls for the combined efforts of all nations, groups, communities, and people.  Here is a quick breakdown of each of the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) established by UNESCO:  No Poverty : This objective attempts to end all forms of extreme poverty, lessen inequality, and support social protection for those who are mo...

Working with wicked problems necessitates a distinct method from handling traditional problems. It entails developing a thorough grasp of the issue, accepting complexity, working with various stakeholders, adopting an iterative methodology, using systems thinking, and continuously learning from feedback. Understanding the issue requires recognizing all the various players and contributing variables as well as the reality that there are sometimes multiple, sometimes opposing, points of view and solutions. Gaining a wider perspective and a deeper comprehension of the issue can be accomplished by working with a diverse range of stakeholders. A flexible and adaptable strategy is made possible through an iterative process when new knowledge and viewpoints are discovered. Finding practical solutions requires constant learning from feedback and altering techniques in accordance. Systems thinking aids in understanding how various aspects of the problem are interconnected.