Across
- 2. Equality: This involves ending discriminatory laws and ensuring equal leadership opportunities for everyone.
- 3. Sustainability: This is the "S" in SDG. It’s about the balance between the economy, the environment, and social well-being.
- 4. Water: This goal specifically looks at "plastic soup" in the oceans and the protection of coral reefs.
- 5. Renewable: Also known as "Clean Energy." It's the opposite of fossil-fuel-based energy.
- 6. Education: Beyond just "schooling," this goal emphasizes lifelong learning and vocational skills.
- 7. One: The guiding principle that ensures the most vulnerable populations are prioritized.
Down
- 1. Institutions: This refers to the systems of government and law that must be accountable and transparent.
- 2. Hunger: This isn't just about eating; it's about food security and ending stunting in children.
- 3. Sanitation: This goes hand-in-hand with clean water; it involves the disposal of human waste and maintaining hygiene.
- 4. Inequality: This refers to disparities in income, as well as those based on age, disability, race, or religion.
- 5. New York: The UN Headquarters location where the 193 member states signed the resolution.
- 6. Climate: Goal 13 is the only goal that uses the word "Action" in its primary title.