Health Last Sac (Sdg’S)

Front 1

What is the first rationale (reason) for the development of the SDG’s?

Back 1

1) a new set of goals & targets were needed- the MDG’s ended in 2015 after resulting in significant improvements in geo all h&wb, and a new set of goals were needed to continue their work.

Front 2

What is the second rationale for the development of the SDG’s?

Back 2

2) Progress in all areas was uneven across regions and countries- millions of people were left behind, especially the poorest and those disadvantaged due to sex, age, disability, ethnicity or geographical location. This showed there was still a lot of work to be done.

Front 3

What is the third rationale for the development of the SDG’s?

Back 3

3) New global challenged emerged that needed consideration- including increasing conflict and extremism, widespread migration, economic and financial instability and large scale environmental changes.

Front 4

What are the 3 objectives of the SDG’s? (What are they trying to achieve, E F A)

Back 4

1) end extreme poverty (those living on less than $1.90USD per day)

2) fight inequality and injustice

3) address climate change

Front 5

What are the SDG’s? (New Zealands Good Quality Guys Cook Clams)

Back 5

1) no poverty

2) zero hunger

3) good health &wb

4) quality education

5) gender equality

6) clean water & sanitation 13) climate action

Front 6

What is the aim & target of SDG 1?

Back 6

Aim: end all forms of poverty by 2030

Target: eradicate extreme poverty

Front 7

what is the aim & target of SDG 2?

Back 7

Aim: end all forms of hunger and malnutrition by ensuring everyone has access to nutritious food, & promote sustainable agriculture

Target: end hunger & endure safe nutritious food for all

Front 8

What is the aim & target for SDG 3?

Back 8

Aim: achieve good health & wb for everyone at every stage in life

Target: reduce substance abuse and traffic accidents

Front 9

What is the aim & target for SDG 4?

Back 9

Aim: ensure inclusive and quality education for all & promote lifelong learning

Target: achieve quality early childhood development education

Front 10

What is the aim & target for SDG 5?

Back 10

Aim: achieve gender equality and empower females

Target: end all forms of discrimination against females everywhere

Front 11

What is the aim & target of SDG 6?

Back 11

Aim: ensure access to clean water and sanitation for all

Target: universal and equitable access to safe and affordable driving water

Front 12

What is the aim & target of SDG 13?

Back 12

Aim: take urgent action to combat climate change and it’s impacts

Target: strengthen resilience and adaptive capacity to climate related hazards and natural disasters

Front 13

What are the three priorities of the who? (U, A, P)

Back 13

Achieving universal healthcare, addressing health emergencies, and promoting healthier populations.

Front 15

What are the first 3 ‘works’ that the WHO does?

Back 15

1) providing leadership and creating partnerships to improve h&wb

2) conducting research and providing h&wb info

3) setting norms and standards

Front 16

What are the three priorities of the who?

Back 16

Achieving universal healthcare, addressing health emergencies, and promoting healthier populations.

Front 17

What are the first 3 ‘works’ that the WHO does?

Back 17

1) providing leadership and creating partnerships to improve h&wb

2) conducting research and providing h&wb info

3) setting norms and standards

Front 18

What are the second three ‘works’ of the WHO?

Back 18

4) developing policies to assist countries to take action to promote h&wb

5) providing technical support and assisting health systems in becoming sustainable

6) monitoring h&wb trends & h&wb

Front 19

What are the three priorities of the who?

Back 19

Achieving universal healthcare, addressing health emergencies, and promoting healthier populations.

Front 20

What are the first 3 ‘works’ that the WHO does?

Back 20

1) providing leadership and creating partnerships to improve h&wb

2) conducting research and providing h&wb info

3) setting norms and standards

Front 21

What are the second three ‘works’ of the WHO?

Back 21

4) developing policies to assist countries to take action to promote h&wb

5) providing technical support and assisting health systems in becoming sustainable

6) monitoring h&wb trends & h&wb

Front 22

What is emergency/ humanitarian aid?

Back 22

The rapid provision of resources during/after an unforeseen event, like a natural disaster.

-keeps people alive, respond to urgent needs, not promoting long term human dev.

Front 23

What are the three priorities of the who?

Back 23

Achieving universal healthcare, addressing health emergencies, and promoting healthier populations.

Front 24

What are the first 3 ‘works’ that the WHO does?

Back 24

1) providing leadership and creating partnerships to improve h&wb

2) conducting research and providing h&wb info

3) setting norms and standards

Front 25

What are the second three ‘works’ of the WHO?

Back 25

4) developing policies to assist countries to take action to promote h&wb

5) providing technical support and assisting health systems in becoming sustainable

6) monitoring h&wb trends & h&wb

Front 26

What is emergency/ humanitarian aid?

Back 26

The rapid provision of resources during/after an unforeseen event, like a natural disaster.

-keeps people alive, respond to urgent needs, not promoting long term human dev.

Front 27

What is bilateral aid?

Back 27

Aid provided by one country to another.

-reduce poverty and increase human development, often created for political reasons, to forge relationships with other countries.

Front 28

What are the three priorities of the who?

Back 28

Achieving universal healthcare, addressing health emergencies, and promoting healthier populations.

Front 29

What are the first 3 ‘works’ that the WHO does?

Back 29

1) providing leadership and creating partnerships to improve h&wb

2) conducting research and providing h&wb info

3) setting norms and standards

Front 30

What are the second three ‘works’ of the WHO?

Back 30

4) developing policies to assist countries to take action to promote h&wb

5) providing technical support and assisting health systems in becoming sustainable

6) monitoring h&wb trends & h&wb

Front 31

What is emergency/ humanitarian aid?

Back 31

The rapid provision of resources during/after an unforeseen event, like a natural disaster.

-keeps people alive, respond to urgent needs, not promoting long term human dev.

Front 32

What is bilateral aid?

Back 32

Aid provided by one country to another.

-reduce poverty and increase human development, often provided for political reading to forge relationships with other countries.

Front 33

What is multilateral aid?

Back 33

Aid provided by multiples donor countries and delivered through an international agency like UNICEF. resources can be used for emergency, and development.

-often has greater reach/resources than governments and NGO’s

-can focus on large scale problems and have a global influence

Front 34

Who handles Australia’s overseas aid? What do they aim to do?

Back 34

DFAT (department of foreign affairs and trade) they aim to reduce poverty in low/middle income countries & improve human development, focus on achieving SDG’s in indopavofic region.

Front 35

Who handles Australia’s overseas aid? What do they aim to do?

Back 35

DFAT (department of foreign affairs and trade) they aim to reduce poverty in low/middle income countries & improve human development, focus on achieving SDG’s in indopavofic region.

Front 36

Why does Australia give aid?

Back 36

1) humanitarian reasons- helping less fortunate is important.

2) improves aus’ regional security- countries can work together on international problems.

3) benefits to trade- good trade with other countries. Provides resources from Aus companies which strengthens our own economy

Front 37

What are the Australian aid priorities? (ABEIGE)

Back 37

Agricultural, fisheries & water.

Building resilience, disaster risk reduction & social protection.

Education and health

Infrastructure, trade & international competitiveness.

Gender equality & empowering females. Effective governance.

Front 38

Where does NGO funding come from?

Back 38

Donations from the public, government.

Front 39

What is social action & what are some examples of it?

Back 39

Social action is doing something to help promote positive change. Examples are: signing petitions, using purchasing power, creating an awareness campaign, volunteering.