Which UN Sustainable Development Goals matter most to Gen Zs?

TOP OF THE CHARTS: Finding decent work, economic growth, reducing inequality and climate action all rank highly. See which UN SDGs are of highest concern in Australia, China, Hong Kong and Singapore.

by Staff Reporters | 04/23/2021

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Source: 'Gen Z's views on Sustainable Development Goals in Asia Pacific', an infographic released by Sandpiper Communications, based on a survey of more 1,200 people aged 18 to 24 in Australia, China, Hong Kong and Singapore.

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