The Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) are 17 UN goals to improve the world by 2030. They seek to eradicate poverty and hunger, improve health, education, and equality, protect the environment, and promote peace.

In Bolivia, progress has been made, especially in reducing poverty and inequality, although challenges remain. Extreme poverty fell, moderate poverty too, and inequality also decreased. However, challenges persist in rural areas and in multidimensional poverty.

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1 Poverty

SDG 1 aims for there to be no poverty in the world, so that all people live happy, healthy, and safe lives.

In Bolivia:

There is still a lot of poverty, they need to address this problem more.

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2 Zero Hunger

This goal aims for everyone to have enough healthy food every day.

In Bolivia:

4.3% of people don't have enough food. Although hunger still exists, the number is decreasing, which means more and more people are able to eat well.

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3 Good health and well being 

This goal aims for everyone to be healthy and receive medical help when they need it.

In Bolivia:

Fewer and fewer babies are dying at birth, thanks to better hospitals and vaccines. The country is well on its way to achieving this goal.

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4 Quality education 

This goal aims to ensure that all children can go to school and learn well.

 That they have good teachers, books, safe classrooms, and opportunities to dream big .

In Bolivia:

Almost all children are attending school, and the number continues to increase. This demonstrates significant progress in education.

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5 Gender equality 

This goal aims for girls and boys to have the same rights and opportunities.

In Bolivia:

There are almost half as many women in senior positions, but the number hasn't increased significantly recently. More effort is needed to make progress.

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6 Clean water and sanitation

This goal aims to ensure that everyone has clean water to drink and use at home, as well as safe toilets.

In Bolivia:

Most people have clean water, and more families are getting it every year, which improves health and hygiene.

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7 Affordable and clean energy

That all people have light and clean energy in their homes.

In Bolivia:

Almost everyone has electricity in their homes and coverage continues to grow.

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8 Decent work and economic growth 

That all people have good jobs and that countries grow fairly.

In Bolivia:

Most people have jobs, but things haven't improved much lately. More economic growth is needed.

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9 Industry innovation, and infrastructure 

Let there be roads, internet and good technology so that people can communicate and work better.

In Bolivia:

More and more people can use the Internet , which helps development and innovation.

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10 Reduced inequalities

That all people are treated equally, regardless of whether they are rich or poor, where they come from or what they look like.

In Bolivia:

Inequality is gradually decreasing, but there are still gaps between rich and poor.

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