SDG Goals

The drastic effects of climate change are experienced by every country. In 1990, more than 50 % of the greenhouse emission was there. Long-lasting changes to our climate system are caused by global warming and if we don’t act it will then threaten the irreversible consequences.

In the hundreds of billions of dollars, there are the annual average economic losses from climate-related disasters. Between 1998-2017, there are 91% climate-related problems that killed 1.3 million people and 4.4 billion were left injured, this is the impact of the geophysical disaster. By addressing the needs of developing countries to both adapt to climate change and invest in low-carbon development is the goal to mobilize US$100 billion annually, by 2020.

In Goal 13, there is the direct contribution and support of vulnerable regions, which will help other goals also. To integrate disaster risk measures, human security into national development strategies and sustainable natural resource management, these actions must go hand in hand. It is also possible that along with strong political will, increase in investment, and using the existing technology, for limiting the increase in global mean temperatures to two degrees Celsius above pre-industrial levels, aiming at 1.5°C, but this also requires the urgent and ambitious collective action.