This is a program drawn up in 2015 by 193 UN member countries, consisting of 17 Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs ), to be achieved by 2030 through strategies and actions, which will lead to 169 goals.

2030 is the date in which humanity has an appointment with itself, the moment of keeping a great promise, in which to be "present" with the future. Implementation of the agenda started in 2016, which means that Member States have made a 15-year commitment to achieve the following objectives, which all affect:

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• defeat poverty

• defeat hunger

• health and wellness

• quality education

• gender equality

• clean water and sanitation

• clean and accessible energy

• decent work and economic growth

• businesses, innovation and infrastructures

• reduce inequalities

   

• sustainable cities and communities

• responsible consumption and production

• fight against climate change

• life underwater

• life on earth

• peace, justice and solid institutions

• partnership for goals.