Goal 1: No Poverty

No Poverty aims to eradicate poverty in all its forms and dimensions globally. It recognises that poverty is not limited to a lack of income but encompasses multiple dimensions, including limited access to basic services, education, healthcare, and social protection systems.

The goal focuses on addressing the root causes of poverty, such as social exclusion, discrimination, unequal access to resources, and lack of opportunities. It calls for comprehensive strategies that promote sustainable and inclusive economic growth, generate decent employment, and provide social safety nets for vulnerable populations.

Efforts are also directed towards empowering marginalised groups, reducing inequality, and ensuring equitable distribution of resources. Goal 1 emphasises the importance of multidimensional approaches that go beyond income-based measures, recognising that poverty is a complex issue that requires integrated solutions.

By achieving this goal, societies can create an enabling environment where all individuals have equal access to opportunities, basic services, and a dignified life, ultimately contributing to sustainable development for present and future generations.