Six years have passed since the adoption of the SDGs. Please hold down the SDGs that you want to know right now with these two books.
 
“What are the goals of the SDGs and why were they created?”
 
From the valuable SDGs adoption, commentary from civil society for each goal in 2017 is posted.
An ideal textbook for university and high school students, covering the environmental, social, and economic perspectives of the SDGs, which are based on the principle of leaving no one behind.
 
In order to understand the SDGs, we cannot ignore the existence of the United Nations document "2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development" (hereinafter referred to as the 2030 Agenda), which defines the SDGs.
 
This document begins with an introduction to the full text of the 2030 Agenda, which was partially revised from a professional point of view by the SDGs Civil Society Network from a provisional translation by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. experts explain.
 
In addition, as Japan's efforts, the Japanese government's "SDGs Implementation Guidelines Revised" and proposals from civil society at the 2017 High-Level Political Forum are also recorded, and domestic and overseas trends are also included.
 
With activities for learning SDGs (3 SDGs workshops) supervised by the certified NPO Development Education Association.
 
Based on the SDGs philosophy of "leaving no one behind" that SDGs Japan cherishes, we hope that it will help to widely and appropriately communicate the SDGs from the perspective of civil society.
 
This is an SDGs guide for everyone, including NPOs/NGOs, companies, local governments and all kinds of organizations who want to work on the SDGs, individuals who want to learn about the SDGs, and educational institutions who want educational materials for the SDGs.
The sales of this book will be used for activities such as advocacy (policy proposal activities) of the SDGs civil society network and strengthening the foundation of the network.
 
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