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5Ss
The "5Ss of SDG" is not an official or standardized framework recognized by the United Nations, but in the broader context of sustainability and development discourse, the 5Ss are sometimes used informally or pedagogically to encapsulate key themes or priorities that align with the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).
Here's a synthesized and commonly interpreted version:
Sustainability
- The overarching principle guiding all 17 SDGs — balancing environmental, social, and economic dimensions for long-term viability.
Solidarity
- Emphasizes global partnership and mutual support, crucial for achieving the SDGs, especially SDG 17 (Partnerships for the Goals).
Security
- Refers to social, environmental, and economic security, including food security, health security, and peace — linked to SDGs on hunger, health, and peace (e.g., SDG 2, 3, 16).
Systems-thinking
- Recognizes the interconnectedness of all SDGs and the need for integrated, cross-sectoral approaches to complex global challenges.
Stewardship
- Encourages responsible management of resources and care for the planet and future generations — reflecting goals on climate, biodiversity, and sustainable consumption (e.g., SDG 12, 13, 15).