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YOUNG PEOPLE AND THE SDGs
This publication has received the financial backing from the Ministry for Social Rights and the 2030 Agenda. The contents of this publication are the sole responsibility of the publishing entity and does not necessarily reflect the opinion of the Ministry for Social Rights and the 2030 Agenda .
LET’S PLAY!
0 POINTS
FOR 25 POINTS
Which organisation put the SDGs together?
The United Nations (UN)
The European Union (EU)
The World Bank
25 POINTS
CORRECT!
The 17 Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) were adopted by all 193 UN Member States in 2015 and is backed by almost every government in the world. Thousands of businesses are also working towards a fairer and more sustainable planet. We’re counting on you!
Spin the wheel!
25 POINTS
FOR 100 POINTS
What’s the relationship between the SDGs and the 2030 Agenda?
It is not related to the 2030 Agenda
Some of the goals make up the 2030 Agenda
The 2030 Agenda has incorporated the SDGs and uses them as an aim
125 POINTS
CORRECT!
The 17 Goals were adopted as part of the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development, which is a plan of action to end poverty, look after the planet and ensure prosperity for all. Sounds good, right?
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125 POINTS
FOR 75 POINTS
How do the SDGs contribute to gender-based equalities?
Indirectly by promoting social improvements
The SDGs don’t contribute to gender-based equalities
Goal 5 specifically targets this: “Achieve gender equality and empower all women and girls”
Keep doing it until now!
200 POINTS
CORRECT!
Sustainable Development can only be achieved where there is no gender-based discrimination and equal opportunities. Because of this, we have Goal 5 to promote equality between genders and promoting the creation of new opportunities for women and girls in all areas of life.
Spin the wheel!
200 POINTS
FOR 250 POINTS
What is the commitment made by the cement sector in relation to the SDGs?
The SDGs form part of the sector’s sustainability strategy
The reduction in CO2 emissions is a pillar of the cement sector's sustainability strategy
Both answers are correct
450 POINTS
CORRECT!
The cement industry has aligned itself with the 2030 Agenda and its sustainability strategy is focused on various Goals, such as 9, 11, 12, and 13.
It’s an industry dedicated to sustainable development!
Spin the wheel!
450 POINTS
FOR 50 POINTS
The cement industry has its "Roadmap" to achieve climate neutrality by 2050. What do you think is on this roadmap?
It’s a document that sets out an action plan to reach carbon neutrality with zero CO2 emissions by 2050 and how it is contributing to the SDGs
A paper full of future predictions based on astrology
A map setting out how to run cement factories more sustainably
500 POINTS
CORRECT!
The cement industry has a “Roadmap” is a document that sets out goals for 2030 with the aim to have net zero carbon emissions by 2050. They're working hard to make it happen!
Spin the wheel!
500 POINTS
FOR 500 POINTS
Why is it so important for young people to get involved in the SDGs?
Because we are the only ones responsible for making the SDGs happen
Because we make up a key part of the population and are fundamental to making the SDGs happen
We don’t have to do anything in relation to the SDGs
1000 POINTS
CORRECT!
As young people, we play a fundamental role in making sure the SDGs are achieved. We can influence public opinion and have a positive effect on the decisions being made around us. We are key to change!
Spin the wheel!
1000 POINTS
FOR 200 POINTS
How can we make sure young people are included in the 17 SDGs Alliances to ensure the aims are achieved?
There is no way. The 17 SDGs only concern governments
Young people can’t collaborate
Promoting collaboration efforts between educational institutions and other entities that are working on making the SDGs happen
1200 POINTS
CORRECT!
The 17 SDGs are focused on the promotion of necessary alliances for sustainable development goals, at a global, regional, national, and local level. Young people can take the initiative to make alliances with organisations that are also working on the 17 SDGs such as schools, universities, local governments, associations, businesses, and foundations, all of which can be found in our local community.
Spin the wheel!
1200 POINTS
FOR 75 POINTS
How can we contribute to making the SDGs happen?
Through active participation in decision-making processes
Through responsible consumption habits and leading a more sustainable lifestyle
Both answers are correct
BUY LOCALLY!
1275 POINTS
CORRECT!
We can contribute to the SDGs in many ways from recycling and consuming local sourced products to adopting a more sustainable lifestyle.
Every little thing counts!
Spin the wheel!
1275 POINTS
FOR 50 POINTS
Why is it important for us to get involved in decision making processes in relation to the SDGs?
Because we are the only ones with the information and the necessary know-how to achieve the SDGs
Because decisions being made today had a direct consequence on our future
We don't have the capacity to make decisions
YOUR OPINION IS IMPORTANT!
1325 POINTS
CORRECT!
It’s important that we express ourselves in decision-making processes related to the SDGs because they affect us directly.
We must make our voices heard!
Spin the wheel!
1325 POINTS
FOR 25 POINTS
What can we young people do to promote awareness and action in relation to the SDGs in our surroundings?
Tell friends and family about the SDGs and what they're about
Buy locally produced products at local stores to help the local economy
Both answers are correct
1350 POINTS
CORRECT!
Both are easy to do! We must contribute to the planet’s sustainability and support our local community and its economy.
Spin the wheel!
1350 POINTS
CONGRATULATIONS!
You’re now ready to be a young champion for the SDGs and the planet.
TRY AGAIN!
TRY AGAIN!
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Spin the wheel!
YOUNG PEOPLE AND THE SDGs
This publication has received the financial backing from the Ministry for Social Rights and the 2030 Agenda. The contents of this publication are the sole responsibility of the publishing entity and does not necessarily reflect the opinion of the Ministry for Social Rights and the 2030 Agenda .
LET’S PLAY!
0 POINTS
FOR 25 POINTS
Which organisation put the SDGs together?
The United Nations (UN)
The European Union (EU)
The World Bank
25 POINTS
CORRECT!
The 17 Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) were adopted by all 193 UN Member States in 2015 and is backed by almost every government in the world. Thousands of businesses are also working towards a fairer and more sustainable planet. We’re counting on you!
Spin the wheel!
25 POINTS
FOR 100 POINTS
What’s the relationship between the SDGs and the 2030 Agenda?
It is not related to the 2030 Agenda
Some of the goals make up the 2030 Agenda
The 2030 Agenda has incorporated the SDGs and uses them as an aim
125 POINTS
CORRECT!
The 17 Goals were adopted as part of the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development, which is a plan of action to end poverty, look after the planet and ensure prosperity for all. Sounds good, right?
Spin the wheel!
125 POINTS
FOR 75 POINTS
How do the SDGs contribute to gender-based equalities?
Indirectly by promoting social improvements
The SDGs don’t contribute to gender-based equalities
Goal 5 specifically targets this: “Achieve gender equality and empower all women and girls”
Keep doing it until now!
200 POINTS
CORRECT!
Sustainable Development can only be achieved where there is no gender-based discrimination and equal opportunities. Because of this, we have Goal 5 to promote equality between genders and promoting the creation of new opportunities for women and girls in all areas of life.
Spin the wheel!
200 POINTS
FOR 250 POINTS
What is the commitment made by the cement sector in relation to the SDGs?
The SDGs form part of the sector’s sustainability strategy
The reduction in CO2 emissions is a pillar of the cement sector's sustainability strategy
Both answers are correct
450 POINTS
CORRECT!
The cement industry has aligned itself with the 2030 Agenda and its sustainability strategy is focused on various Goals, such as 9, 11, 12, and 13. It’s an industry dedicated to sustainable development!
Spin the wheel!
450 POINTS
FOR 50 POINTS
The cement industry has its "Roadmap" to achieve climate neutrality by 2050. What do you think is on this roadmap?
It’s a document that sets out an action plan to reach carbon neutrality with zero CO2 emissions by 2050 and how it is contributing to the SDGs
A paper full of future predictions based on astrology
A map setting out how to run cement factories more sustainably
500 POINTS
CORRECT!
The cement industry has a “Roadmap” is a document that sets out goals for 2030 with the aim to have net zero carbon emissions by 2050. They're working hard to make it happen!
Spin the wheel!
500 POINTS
FOR 500 POINTS
Why is it so important for young people to get involved in the SDGs?
Because we are the only ones responsible for making the SDGs happen
Because we make up a key part of the population and are fundamental to making the SDGs happen
We don’t have to do anything in relation to the SDGs
1000 POINTS
CORRECT!
As young people, we play a fundamental role in making sure the SDGs are achieved. We can influence public opinion and have a positive effect on the decisions being made around us. We are key to change!
Spin the wheel!
1000 POINTS
FOR 200 POINTS
How can we make sure young people are included in the 17 SDGs Alliances to ensure the aims are achieved?
There is no way. The 17 SDGs only concern governments
Young people can’t collaborate
Promoting collaboration efforts between educational institutions and other entities that are working on making the SDGs happen
1200 POINTS
CORRECT!
The 17 SDGs are focused on the promotion of necessary alliances for sustainable development goals, at a global, regional, national, and local level. Young people can take the initiative to make alliances with organisations that are also working on the 17 SDGs such as schools, universities, local governments, associations, businesses, and foundations, all of which can be found in our local community.
Spin the wheel!
1200 POINTS
FOR 75 POINTS
How can we contribute to making the SDGs happen?
Through active participation in decision-making processes
Through responsible consumption habits and leading a more sustainable lifestyle
Both answers are correct
BUY LOCALLY!
1275 POINTS
CORRECT!
We can contribute to the SDGs in many ways from recycling and consuming local sourced products to adopting a more sustainable lifestyle. Every little thing counts!
Spin the wheel!
1275 POINTS
FOR 50 POINTS
Why is it important for us to get involved in decision making processes in relation to the SDGs?
Because we are the only ones with the information and the necessary know-how to achieve the SDGs
Because decisions being made today had a direct consequence on our future
We don't have the capacity to make decisions
YOUR OPINION IS IMPORTANT!
1325 POINTS
CORRECT!
It’s important that we express ourselves in decision-making processes related to the SDGs because they affect us directly. We must make our voices heard!
Spin the wheel!
1325 POINTS
FOR 25 POINTS
What can we young people do to promote awareness and action in relation to the SDGs in our surroundings?
Tell friends and family about the SDGs and what they're about
Buy locally produced products at local stores to help the local economy
Both answers are correct
1350 POINTS
CORRECT!
Both are easy to do! We must contribute to the planet’s sustainability and support our local community and its economy.
Spin the wheel!
1350 POINTS
CONGRATULATIONS!
You’re now ready to be a young champion for the SDGs and the planet.
TRY AGAIN!
TRY AGAIN!