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- - - - The Sustainable Development Goals are a very bold commitment to end what we have started and to eradicate all forms and dimensions of poverty. It includes targeting the most vulnerable, increasing access to essential resources and services, and supporting communities affected by conflict and climate-related disasters.
- - - - It has been proven that income inequality is increasing, with the wealthiest 10% earning 40% of total global income.
        The poorest 10% receive only between 2 and 7% of global income. When we also take into
        account population growth, inequality in developing countries has grown by 11%.
      - To address growing inequalities, it is imperative to adopt robust policies that empower the lowest 10% of earners and support the economic participation of all, regardless of gender, race and ethnicity.
      - Income inequality is a global problem that demands global solutions. The solution includes improving regulation and monitoring of financial markets and institutions, directing development aid and foreign direct investment to areas where it is most needed. Ensuring people migrate and move safely is also important in reducing growing inequality.
- - - - Stopping deforestation is also vital for reducing the effects of climate change. Action must be taken immediately to reduce the loss of natural habitats and biodiversity that are part of our common heritage.