12. Responsible production and consumption
There have been illegal activities in my country that bother me a lot. If we do not unite to end this threat in our society, in a few years Ghana will have to import water and future generations will suffer from our neglect.
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It is good to remember that we are all responsible for the disposal of waste. And small everyday habits are large gestures in the preservation of Nature. It is our responsibility to dispose garbage correctly!
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With good practices, we will achieve enviable goals, namely, good production, good income and above all, good health.
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The Manaure Salt Mine is an open-air strip-mining operation, formed by the sea, the sun and the strong winds in the area. From 1940 to 1991 it experienced a production boom, directly impacting hundreds of families. Today more than ever before we must look to the "white bride of Colombia".
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Together, let's preserve the environment and work for social well-being. A story about waste management in the municipality of Toucountouna.
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Theo tells us his experiences and what his student job at the garbage disposal taught him.
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In the community of Sítio Carrapato, in Crato-Ceará, FEPROAF is more than a fortnightly fair - it is a celebration of local culture, driven by the exchange of family farming products and its own currency, the "Carrapato", supported by the Bank of Sustainability of the Residents Association.
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In our interconnected world, understanding global challenges is crucial. By integrating the Sustainable Development Goals into education, we not only create informed global citizens but also empower the next generation to be catalysts for transformative change. That is why we design SDG lessons, to inspire teachers, worldwide. We also offer 27 "pedagogical twists" as flexible tools to inject creativity and adaptability into teaching.
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