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Good Health &

Human Wellbeing

Health is a fundamental human right and a key indicator of sustainable

development. Impaired health threatens children’s rights to education,
reduces the economic prospects of both men and women, and increases
the level of poverty in communities and countries worldwide. Over and
above being a cause of poverty, health is impacted by poverty and is

directly related to several other aspects of sustainable development,
including water and sanitation, equal gender rights, climate change, and
peace and stability.

Primary Challenge \ Securing a healthy life and promoting

wellbeing for everyone regardless of age

\ Interim goals

3.1 By 2030, reducing the ratio of infant mortality by at least 70% per 100,000
successful births.

3.2 Eradicating preventable mortality of infants and children under 5 years of
age.

3.3 Eradicating HIV Aids, tuberculosis, malaria, and other neglected tropical
diseases as well as hepatitis, infectious diseases transferred through water, and
other transmitted diseases.

3.4 Reducing by one third foetal deaths caused by NCD (non-communicable
diseases) by preventing, treating, and promoting mental health and wellbeing.

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