"Sustainable improvement Goals are the biggest plan humanity has always prepared.
– 193 countries have signed up to the goals of sustainable improvement in different areas of our lives: from wellness protection, equality between women and men, combating climate disaster, issues related to access to water, food, to things that are highly crucial nowadays like global cooperation. It's all under the aegis of the UN, of course. We set a deadline, 2030, erstwhile we would like as many of these goals to be achieved, says Newseria Robert Biedron, associate of the European Parliament of the fresh Left.
The pace of change remains besides slow to be achieved by 2030.
According to the UN report, although over the past decade, the pursuit of the targets has improved the lives of millions of people around the world, the pace of change remains besides slow to be achieved by 2030. advancement is mainly hampered by the escalation of conflicts, climate change, expanding inequality and insufficient funding. As the European Parliament study shows, the deficiency of close global cooperation and the skeptical approach of any UN countries is besides a problem.
"The Sustainable improvement Goals study 2025" indicates that only in the case of 35 percent SDG, for which trends are available, we are on the right track to accomplish them or we show average progress. advancement is minimal in almost half of the targets, and in 18 percent there was regression.
The goal is to make people not only have access to water, but to defend this water
"Sustainable improvement Goals are global, i.e. all the problems facing societies in the planet are covered by these objectives. The point is that as a human being, for the first time in history, we should start together, transnationally, supra-regionally, across the continent, all goals together, for example in terms of access to water. We have hundreds of millions of people in the planet who have no access to water. Our goal is to make people not only have access to water, but to defend this water," says Robert Biedron.
The nonsubjective of nonsubjective 6 is to guarantee universal and equitable access to safe drinking water at an affordable price by 2030 and to adequate sanitary and hygiene conditions. The UN estimates that by 2050, at least 1 in all 4th individual in the planet will live in a country affected by chronic or periodic water scarcity. According to the latest report, the accomplishment of SDG 6 – Clean water and sanitation – inactive requires large financial expenditure. In 2024 2.2 million people worldwide did not have access to drinking water, and 3.4 million remained without basic sanitary facilities.
– As we know, there are already cities in Poland, besides in the current reality of the Polish summer, where in many cities there is no access to water, for example in Skierniewice there are days erstwhile there is no access to water. We, as the European Parliament, are working on how to improve this cooperation and to make it possible to solve the problems we face, says the Euro MP from fresh Left.
Significant advancement was recorded for only 3 SDG objectives
The Eurostat study of 2025 on advancement in the implementation of SDGs in the EU shows, however, that there has been a regression in the last 5 years to mark 6, as in SDG 14: surviving underwater, which involves protecting oceans, seas and marine resources and their sustainable use. crucial advancement has only been recorded for 3 purposes: SDG 4: Good quality education, SDG 8: Growth and decent work and SDG 10: little inequality.
In the late adopted study by the EP, Euro MPs confirmed the EU's commitment and support for achieving the Sustainable improvement Goals. "The European Parliament has voted on an highly crucial study so that, as the European Union, we will one more time declare our commitment to achieving these objectives, namely, in fact protecting people from all kinds of disasters. The point is that in this reality, which is becoming increasingly transactional, interchangeable, egoistic, closing within their national borders, individual countries cooperate, talking together to solve problems that are transnational. due to the fact that the problem of drought in Europe or the problem of kid poorness is not just a problem of Poland or Spain, it is our common problem. The closer we work together on this, the more we work together, the more we trust each other, the better for humanity," says Robert Biedron.
