The Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) provide a widely recognised framework for addressing major challenges of human development and sustainability. The 17 goals cover important dimensions of human and social well-being, economic development and the environment. However, these goals are often approached as separate areas of action.
The Unifying Vision offers another way of looking at sustainability. It emerges from an understanding of the interconnectedness and coexistence of human beings, society, development and nature. From this perspective, different dimensions of development are not isolated; they are interconnected and mutually influencing. Sustainable development therefore requires understanding these relationships rather than addressing individual problems in isolation.
This perspective has led to the development of SDGs-UV — Sustainable Development Goals in the Light of the Unifying Vision. The framework revisits the 17 SDGs through the perspective of interconnectedness, coexistence, mutual responsibility and mutual fulfilment.
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| SDGs-UV: Sustainable Development Goals in the Light of the Unifying Vision |
The detailed SDGs-UV framework, including the comparative presentation of the 17 Sustainable Development Goals, is available here:
SDGs-UV: Sustainable Development Goals in the Light of the Unifying Vision
