SDG4-Quality Education & Labor Rights
Quality Education SDG 4-Quality Education & Labor Rights Those who don’t live in Israel might be surprised to learn that the beginning of the school
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SDG 10- Further Empowering People with Disabilities
Reduced Inequalities A senior Government official breaking down in tears during a Cabinet meeting is a rare event – certainly in Israel. So when the
SDG 17-New hybrid models of Companies Helping Us Reach the UN’s SDGs
Partnership for the Goals Today an increasing number of businesses are focused not just on profits, but on improving communities and solving the critical challenges
SDG 4-Education: Key to Arab Plan’s Success
Quality Education SDG 4- Education: Key to Arab Plan’s Success There could be as many potential obstacles to the success of the Israel Government’s new
SDG 4- IncludED – improving learning experience for special needs students
Quality Education SDG 4- IncludED – improving learning experience for special needs students According to the Knesset Research and Information Center (the research department of
SDG 10- Inclusion & Diversity: Key to Israel’s New Gov’t
Reduced Inequalities The composition of Israel’s 36th Government (sworn in on July 13) represents, perhaps truly for the first time since its establishment in 1948,
SDG 10-Workers’ Rights & Unions – A Natural in Israel
Reduced Inequalities After the Israel government recently adopted its first budget in three years, not hard to understand the collective sigh of relief. To some,
SDG 17-Probe & Improve – Part 3
Partnership for the Goals Read Part 1, Part 2 As we’ve already seen in the first two parts of this series, government sources lean toward
SDG5-Will Israel’s New Budget Advance SDGs? – Part 2
Gender Equality Read Part 1 In Part 1 of this series we presented a bird’s-eye overview of Israel’s new budget. Here we’ll drill down on
SDG 17- BIL Uganda: Improving the Lives of Thousands Through Agriculture, Education and Health
Partnership for the Goals The Chibuga district in Chiboga County, Uganda, is home to one of the world’s severely impoverished areas where nearly 185,000 people