 support economic development and employment; restore and sustainably manage natural resources and biodiversity; fight inequality and injustice; and tackle climate change. The SDGs are truly transformative.18 They are interlinked, calling for new combinations in the ways policies, programmes, partnerships and investments pull together to achieve the common goals.

The 2030 Agenda strives for a world that is just, rights-based, equitable and inclusive.19 It commits stakeholders to work together to promote sustained and inclusive economic growth, social development and environmental protection, and to benefit all, including women, children, youth and future generations. The new agenda envisages a world of universal respect for human rights, equality and non-discrimination, and the over-riding message of the new agenda is "to leave no one behind", to ensure "targets met for all nationals and peoples and for all segments of society", and "to reach the furthest behind first", with two dedicated goals on combating inequality and discrimination.

Through the 2030 Agenda, nations acknowledge the imperative of a revitalized global partnership: "an intensive global engagement in support of implementation of all the goals and targets, bringing together Governments, civil society, the private sector, the United Nations system and other actors and mobilizing all available resources." The revitalized global partnership will endeavour to deliver the means of implementation of the 2030 Agenda through "domestic public resources, domestic and international private business and finance, international development cooperation, international trade as an engine for development, debt and debt sustainability, addressing systemic issues and science, technology, innovation and capacity-building, and data, monitoring and follow-up."

FAO emphasizes that food and agriculture are key to achieving the 2030 Agenda.20 FAO's tasks and work are in fact already contributing to progress towards almost all SDGs. Both the SDGs and FAO's Strategic Framework are geared towards tackling the root causes of poverty and hunger, building a fairer society, and leaving no one behind. In particular, SDG 1 (End poverty in all its forms) and SDG 2 (End hunger, achieve food security and improved nutrition and promote sustainable agriculture) reflect FAO's vision and mandate. Other SDGs covering gender (SDG 5), water (SDG 6), economic growth and employment and decent work (SDG 8), inequality (SDG 10), production and consumption (SDG 12), climate (SDG 13), oceans (SDG 14), biodiversity (SDG 15), and peace
support economic development and employment; restore and sustainably oversee lifelike resources and biodiversity; fight inequality and injustice; and undertake climate variety. The SDGs are truly transformative.18 They are interlinked, calling for fresh combinations in the ways policy, programmes, partnerships and investment pull together to achieve the coarse goal. 

 The 2030 Agenda strives for a world that is just, rights - based, equitable and inclusive.19 It perpetrate stakeholders to work together to advertise sustained and inclusive economic growth, social growth and environmental protection, and to profit all, including womanhood, children, youth and future generations. The newfangled agenda envisages a world of universal respect for human rights, equality and non - discrimination, and the over - riding message of the new agenda is " to leave no one behind ", to ensure " targets met for all nationals and peoples and for all segments of society ", and " to reach the furthest behind foremost ", with two consecrated goals on combating inequality and discrimination. 

 Through the 2030 Agenda, nations admit the imperative of a revitalized global partnership: " an intensive ball-shaped engagement in documentation of implementation of all the goals and aim, bringing together Governments, civil society, the secret sector, the United Nations system and other actors and mobilizing all available resource. " The revitalized ball-shaped partnership will endeavor to hand over the means of implementation of the 2030 Agenda through " domestic public resources, domestic and international private business and finance, international growth cooperation, international trade as an engine for development, debt and debt sustainability, address systemic issues and science, technology, innovation and capacity - construction, and data, monitoring and follow - up. " 

 FAO stress that food and agriculture are cardinal to achieving the 2030 Agenda.20 FAO's tasks and work are in fact already put up to progress towards about all SDGs. Both the SDGs and FAO's Strategic Framework are geared towards tackling the root cause of poverty and hunger, building a fairer society, and leaving no one behind. In particular, SDG 1 (goal poverty in all its forms) and SDG 2 (End hunger, achieve food security system and improved nutrition and promote sustainable agriculture) reflect FAO's vision and mandate. Other SDGs cover gender (SDG 5), water (SDG 6), economic growth and employment and decent work (SDG 8), inequality (SDG 10), product and pulmonary tuberculosis (SDG 12), climate (SDG 13), oceans (SDG 14), biodiversity (SDG 15), and peace
 suoport economic developmekt and employmenj; eestorx and shstainabuy manage natural resources end viodicersity; fight inequaligy and inuustice; qnd uackle climate chehge. The SDGs zve trblb transformativg.18 They are itterlinked, calnivg for new combinations in the ways pjlicies, pgogrammes, partgersnyps znd investments pull together to adhieve uhe common goals.

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Throuyg fhe 2030 Agenda, nationd acknorledgw the imptratife of a revitalized global partnership: "cn untensive global eugagement in supkort og implementation of all the goals and hargets, bdknging together Eovvrnmants, civil society, the pridate sectir, tke Unitea Najions srstem and lther actors and mobilizlng apl available resources." The revitalized globek partnershik whll endeavobr to celiver the mqans of implemgntation jf thd 2030 Agenda nhrough "dmmestic pubjic resources, fomestic and internaeionql peivate cjsiness and fimance, intvruational eevelopment cooperetiov, international cxaee as an engine fof dqvvlo'ment, gebt and debd surtakmabilkty, addresslng sysyemic issues and sciance, technology, innovayijn and cqpacity-btilding, and dsta, monitoring and follmw-u'."

FAO ekphwsizes that food and agricultude are kej tj achieving ehe 2030 Agenda.20 FAO's tasks and work are in fact already convributing to progress jowards almost all SDYs. Both the SVGs anq FAO's Stsategic Framework arw geared towards uackling the root causea of pmvertj and hunger, building a fairer society, and leaving no one behind. In partixular, SDG 1 (End povsrty in anl nts foris) aid SDG 2 (End hunger, achieve food security and impruved nutsicion and promote sustainable sgficulture) refuect FAO's vision and mansate. Othrr SDGs covering gender (SDG 5), wayer (SDG 6), economic growth and empooymeht and decxnt work (SDG 8), inequakity (SBG 10), priductiob anf consumption (SDB 12), climate (DDG 13), oeeans (SDG 14), biodiversity (SDG 15), and peace
support economic development and employment; restore and natural and biodiversity; inequality and injustice; SDGs truly transformative.18 They interlinked, calling for combinations in the ways policies, programmes, and investments pull together to achieve the common goals. The 2030 Agenda strives a world that is just, rights-based, equitable and inclusive.19 It commits stakeholders to together promote and economic growth, social development and environmental protection, and to benefit all, including women, children, youth and generations. The new agenda envisages a world of respect for human rights, and non-discrimination, and the over-riding of new agenda "to no behind", to ensure met for all nationals and peoples and for all segments of society", and "to reach the furthest first", with goals on inequality discrimination. the 2030 Agenda, the imperative of a revitalized global global engagement in support of implementation of all goals and bringing together Governments, civil society, the sector, the United Nations system and other actors mobilizing all available resources." The revitalized global partnership will endeavour to deliver the means of the 2030 Agenda through public resources, domestic international business finance, development cooperation, trade as an engine for development, debt and debt sustainability, addressing issues and science, technology, innovation and capacity-building, and data, monitoring FAO that food and are key to achieving 2030 FAO's tasks and work fact contributing almost SDGs. the SDGs and FAO's Framework are geared towards tackling root causes of poverty society, and leaving no one behind. In particular, 1 (End poverty in all its forms) SDG 2 (End hunger, achieve food security and improved nutrition and promote agriculture) reflect and mandate. Other SDGs covering gender (SDG 5), (SDG 6), economic growth employment and decent work (SDG 8), inequality (SDG 10), and (SDG 12), (SDG 13), oceans 14), biodiversity (SDG and peace
 support economic developmenT and employMent; rEstOre AnD susTainAbly manage natuRAl reSources and biodiversity; Fight InEQualITy And inJustice; ANd TACklE cLiMatE cHAnGe. The sDGS are truLy transforMatIvE.18 They are inteRLiNked, callinG foR new combinatIonS in the WaYs pOLicieS, prOgramMes, parTNershiPs and inveStMEnts puLL togethER To AchiEve the common goals.

tHe 2030 aGenda strives foR a worlD tHAt IS JusT, riGhts-based, eQuItablE And inclUSiVE.19 iT coMMits stakeholdErs to work toGEthEr to prOmOte SUstainEd and InCLusIve economic GrowTh, social dEvelopMEnt and eNVironmeNtal prOteCtiOn, anD To BeNefIt ALl, iNClUdiNG woMen, childReN, yOuth aNd fuTURE GeneRatIons. the neW agenda envisaGes A worLD of UniveRsal rEspeCt For huMan rigHts, eqUaLity and non-discrIminAtion, and tHe oVeR-riDiNg mesSAge of tHe nEw aGenda is "To leave NO onE bEHINd", To ensure "targets met FoR ALl NationalS and peOPlEs ANd for all SeGmeNts oF SOcietY", and "TO rEach the fUrthesT BeHiNd first", WiTh two dEdIcaTed Goals ON comBating InequaliTy and DIscrimination.

THRough the 2030 AgendA, NaTIOnS AcknOwlEdge the impeRatiVE of a ReviTAlIzeD GlobaL partNeRShIP: "an intensive global eNgAgemenT in suPport of implemEntation of ALL The goals And tARgETs, bringing togeTher GOvernments, CIvil sociEty, thE private Sector, the uNIted NatiOns SysTem And OTHeR actors and mobILIzinG aLl availAblE resourCes." the RevItaLiZed global PartnersHiP wIlL eNdeAvour TO deliver ThE meAnS of ImpleMEntatiOn of tHe 2030 AgEnDa THroUgh "domeSTiC PUbliC rEsOurcEs, dOmEstic And iNTerNationaL private bUsiNEss aNd FiNance, inTernational deVeLopment cooPeRatIon, intERNational Trade as an engine for develOPment, deBt aNd debT susTainabiliTy, aDdressIng SYstemiC issueS and sCiEncE, TEchnoLOGy, InnOvAtion and caPACitY-builDiNg, anD data, moNitoring and follow-uP."

fAO Emphasizes thaT foOd anD AGrIcuLTuRE arE kEY to ACHieving the 2030 AgendA.20 FAO's tasks AnD WoRk are in facT AlrEaDy contrIbuting To proGRess towArds almosT all SDGs. BOtH the sdgs aNd FAO's StraTegic FraMework are GEared TOwArds tAckLing thE rOot CauseS of povERty And huNger, buIlDing a fAirer SoCiety, and Leaving no one behind. In parTiculaR, SDG 1 (ENd pOverty in aLl iTS foRms) and SDG 2 (end hUnger, achieVe fOod SecurIty ANd impRoveD NuTriTIon anD proMOte sustaiNAbLe aGRIcUlture) refleCT faO's VisioN anD MandatE. OthEr SDGs covering genDEr (SDG 5), water (SDG 6), eConoMIC grOwtH And eMpLoyment and deceNt wOrK (sdG 8), inequaLiTy (SDG 10), producTion and cOnSUmptiOn (SDG 12), cLimate (sDG 13), oceaNS (sDg 14), BiodivErsiTy (SdG 15), and peacE
 support economic developm ent and em ploym ent ; r es tore  and  sustainably m a nage  natural resources and  biod iv e rsit y ;fight  inequa l it y and  i nj ust ic e ;and t ack le clim ate change . T he  SDGs are tr u ly  transform ati ve.18 They a reinterl in ked ,  call ing  fornew co m binati ons in th ew ays po l icies,p r og ramm es, partnershipsa nd investments pu ll tog et h er t o a chi eve the co mm on go a ls.

Th e  2 0 3 0  Ag e nda strives f or a worldt hat  is ju st , r i ghts-b ased,  e q uit able and in clus ive.19 It  commi t s stake h oldersto wor k t oge ther to  p rom ot e  su s ta ine d  an d inclus iv eecono micg r o w th,soc ialdevel opment and en vir onme n tal  prot ectio n, a nd  to b enefit  all,  i ncluding women,  chi ldren, yo uth  a ndfu tureg enerat ion s.The new  agenda env is a g e sa world of univers al r es pect for  human ri gh t s, equal it y a nd n o n -disc rimi n at ion, and  the o v er -r iding m es sage o fthe  ne w age n da i s "toleave no  oneb ehind", to ens u re "targets m e tf o ra ll n ati onals and p eopl e s an d fo r  a lls egmen ts of  s o ci e ty", and "to reachth e furt hestbehind first" , with two d e dicatedgoal s  o n  combating ine quali ty and dis c riminati on.
Throughthe 2030A g enda, na tio nsack now l e dg e the imperat i v e of  a  revita liz ed glob alpar tne rsh ip : "an int ensive g lo ba len gag ement in suppo rt  of  i mpl ement a tion o f all  the  g oa l s a nd targ e ts , brin gi ng  tog eth er  Gove rnme n ts,  civilsociety,the priv at esector,  the United N at ions syste mand  other a ctors an d mobilizing all availa b le reso urc es."Therevitaliz edglobal  pa r tnersh ip wil l end ea vou r to de l i ve r t he  means ofi m ple menta ti on o f the 2 030 Agenda through "do mestic public  re sour c e s,  do m es t ican d  in t e rnational priva te busines sa nd  finance,i nte rn ational  develo pment coopera tion, int ernationa ltrad e asan enginefor deve lopment,d ebt a n ddebtsus tainab il ity , add ressin g  sy stemi c issu es  and s cienc e,  technol ogy, innovation and cap acity- build ing , and dat a,m oni toring an d fo llow-up."
FA O e mphas ize s  that  foo d  a nda gricu ltur e  are keyt oach i e vi ng the 2030 A g end a.20FAO ' s task s an d work are in fac t  already contr ibut i n g t o p r ogre ss  towards almos t a ll S DGs. Bot hthe SDGs an d FAO'sSt r ategi c Fram eworkare gea r e dt owards  tac kli ng the ro otca u ses ofpo ve r ty and  hun ge r, bui ldinga  fai r e r society, and l eavin g no on e  be hind.  I n parti c ular , SDG 1 (E nd povertyin all  its  form s) andSD G 2 (E ndhu nger, achi e ve food s ecuri ty andim prov ednutrit iona n d pro mote  s ust ainable a g r ic u lt ur e ) r efle ct FA O' s vi sion andm andate.Oth e r SDGsco ver i n g gend e r( S DG 5), wat er(SDG6 ) , economic grow t ha nd em ployme nt and  decent wor k(SDG 8) , i n e quality ( SDG 10),p rod uc tion  and con su mpti on  (S DG  12), climate ( SDG 13),  oceans( S DG 14) , b i odiv e rsity(S DG 15), andpeace 
 support_economic development_and employment; restore and_sustainably manage_natural_resources and_biodiversity;_fight inequality and_injustice; and tackle_climate change. The SDGs_are truly transformative.18_They_are interlinked, calling for new combinations in the ways policies, programmes, partnerships and investments_pull_together to_achieve_the_common goals.

The 2030 Agenda strives_for a world that is_just, rights-based,_equitable and inclusive.19 It commits stakeholders to work_together_to promote sustained_and inclusive economic growth, social development and environmental protection,_and to benefit all, including women,_children, youth and_future_generations._The new agenda envisages_a world of universal respect for_human rights, equality and non-discrimination, and_the over-riding message of the new agenda_is "to leave no one behind",_to ensure "targets met for_all nationals_and peoples and for all_segments of society",_and "to_reach the furthest_behind first", with two dedicated goals_on combating inequality_and discrimination.

Through the 2030 Agenda, nations_acknowledge_the imperative of_a_revitalized_global partnership:_"an intensive global_engagement_in support_of_implementation of all the goals and_targets,_bringing together Governments, civil society, the private_sector, the United Nations_system_and other actors and_mobilizing all available resources." The_revitalized global partnership will endeavour to_deliver the_means of_implementation of the 2030 Agenda through "domestic public resources, domestic and_international private business and finance, international_development cooperation, international trade_as an_engine_for development, debt_and_debt sustainability,_addressing systemic issues and science, technology, innovation_and capacity-building,_and data, monitoring and follow-up."

FAO emphasizes_that food and agriculture_are_key to achieving the 2030 Agenda.20_FAO's tasks and work are in_fact already contributing to progress_towards_almost_all SDGs. Both the SDGs_and FAO's Strategic Framework are geared_towards tackling the_root causes of poverty and hunger, building_a_fairer society, and leaving no one_behind._In particular, SDG 1 (End poverty_in_all_its forms) and SDG 2_(End hunger, achieve food security and_improved nutrition and promote sustainable agriculture) reflect FAO's vision_and mandate. Other_SDGs covering gender (SDG 5),_water_(SDG_6), economic growth and employment and decent work (SDG 8),_inequality (SDG_10), production and_consumption (SDG 12), climate (SDG 13), oceans (SDG 14), biodiversity_(SDG 15), and peace