Seventeen goals.
One deadline: 2030.

Lift people out of extreme poverty and build the social protection that keeps a bad year from becoming a lost decade.

End hunger and malnutrition, and grow food in ways that keep soil, water and farm incomes intact.

Fewer preventable deaths at every age, and health systems people can actually reach and afford.

Equal rights, safety and say in decisions for women and girls, in law and in daily life.

Safe drinking water and sanitation for everyone, managed so rivers and aquifers are not drained or poisoned.

Energy that people can afford and rely on, from sources that do not wreck the climate.

Economies that grow without burning through resources, and jobs that are safe, fairly paid and freely chosen.

Narrow the gaps in income, opportunity and voice, both inside countries and between them.

Cities that are affordable to live in, safe to move around, and lighter on air and waste.

Get more use out of less material: less waste, less food thrown away, and honest reporting on what production really costs.

Cut emissions fast and prepare for the warming already locked in.

Stop the pollution and overfishing that are emptying the ocean, and protect what is left.

Halt deforestation, restore damaged land, and slow the loss of species.

The plumbing behind the other sixteen: finance, technology, trade and data shared so poorer countries can act.