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The UN SDGs - Coggle Diagram

- - - - Nevertheless, even with all these improvements, famine and malnutrition continue a massive barrier to the development of many countries. 64% of children under the age of 5 are affected by wasting and, more than 90 million of then are dangerously underweight.
    - - The COVID-19 pandemic also became an enormous threat to the food system, together with climate shocks, conflicts, and locus crisis.
  - - - End rural poverty by increasing the income of the small-scale producers
      - Minimize waste loss
      - Improving the sustainable food systems
      - Upgrade food access
      - End to malnutrition in all its forms
- - - - "Gender-based violence, including domestic violence, is mitigated and reduced
        
        Social protection and economic stimulus packages serve women and girls
        
        People support and practise equal sharing of care work
        
        Women and girls lead and participate in COVID-19 response planning and decision-making
        
        Data and coordination mechanisms include gender perspectives"
  - - - Some of the process
        
        More girls and women are being allowed to go to school and get a proper education
        
        Less girls are being forced into a marriage
        
        Positions of leadership in the parliaments are being more available for women.
        
        More laws are being made to reinforce gender equality.
    - - problems
        
        1 in every 5 women between ages of 15 and 49 are reported to have suffered physical and sexual assault from an intimate partner.
        
        Even though there are more women being admitted into parliament it is still a little amount.
        
        Social norms and discrimination directed at women is still a big problem that occurs now a days.
    - - Not only have women getting less equality in the pandemic but it was estimated that putting women and female-lead organisations in the centre of the economy during the pandemic may bring a faster recovery and more equal rights for women.
      - Although there were a few process made towards gender equality, due to the corona-virus pandemic outbreak this can reverse the process by affecting women
        
        The pandemic has also increased the domestic violence and abuse against women since most are being trapped inside their houses with their abusers and no way to escape.
        
        Economically women are also suffering due to the fact that most work in disproportionate labour markets and are more likely to fall into poverty because 60% work in the informal economy.
        
        The amount of unpaid care workers and domestic workers are increasing because of the need of assistance in the pandemic.
        
        Women make up to 70% of frontline healthcare and homecare workers which have become popular due to the amount of people needing health assistance during the pandemic.