Sustainable Development Goals (SDG’s)

& the Youth

MR. RAFAEL LIMUECO SAYGO
MUNICIPAL SUPERVISING TOURISM OPERATIONS OFFICER
?
 Ito ba ang mga
problemang dapat
kong pagtuunan ng
pansin at pag-
ukulan ng
panahon?
 ba
Ano bang problema ang mas matind

?
 The 17 United Nations
Sustainable Development
Goals (SDGs)
The World’s To-Do
List by 2030
WALANG
KAHIRA-
PAN
 Goal 1: End poverty in
all its forms everywhere
WALANG
KAGUTU
MAN
Goal 2: End hunger, achieve
food security and improved
nutrition and promote
sustainable agriculture
 MABUTING
KALUSUGAN
AT
KAGINHAWAAN
Goal 3: Ensure healthy lives
and promote well-being for
all at all ages
 DE-
KALIDAD
NA
EDUKASY
ON
Goal 4: Ensure inclusive and
quality education for all and
promote lifelong learning
PAGKAKA-
PANTAY-
PANTAY NG
KASARIAN
Goal 5: Achieve gender
equality and empower all
women and girls
 MALINIS
NA TUBIG
AT
SANITASYON
Goal 6: Ensure access to
water and sanitation for
all
 ABOT-
KAYA
AT
MALINIS
NA
ENERHIYA
Goal 7: Ensure access to
affordable, reliable,
sustainable and modern
energy for all
DESENTENG
HANAPBUHAY
AT PAGLAGO
NG
EKONOMIYA
Goal 8: Promote inclusive
and sustainable economic
growth, employment and
decent work for all
INDUSTRIYA,
INOBASYON
AT
IMPRASTRUK-
TURA
Goal 9: Build resilient
infrastructure, promote
sustainable industrialization and
foster innovation
BUMABANG
ANTAS NG
HINDI
PAGKAKA-
PANTAY-
PANTAY
Goal 10: Reduce
inequality within and
among countries
 LIKAS-
KAYANG
LUNGSOD
AT
PAMAYA-
NAN
Goal 11: Make cities
inclusive, safe, resilient
and sustainable
RESPONSAB-
LENG
PAGKONSUMO
AT
PRODUKSYON
Goal 12: Ensure sustainable
consumption and production
patterns
AKSYONG
PANGKLI
MA
Goal 13: Take urgent action
to combat climate change and
its impacts
 BUHAY
AT
YAMANG
DAGAT
Goal 14: Conserve and
sustainably use the oceans,
seas and marine resources
 BUHAY
AT
YAMANG
LUPA
Goal 15: Sustainably manage
forests, combat desertification,
halt and reverse land degradation,
halt biodiversity loss
KAPAYAPAAN,
KATARUNGAN
AT MATATAG
NA
INSTITUSYON
Goal 16: Promote just,
peaceful and inclusive
societies
PAGTUTU-
LUNGAN
PARA SA
MGA
ADHIKAIN
 Goal 17:
Revitalize the global
partnership for
sustainable
development
Gusto mong
baguhin ang
mundo?
Weh? ‘di nga?
 BALIKAN MUNA
NATIN ANG MGA
NAGDAANG SIGLO.....
SINO KA NA
NGA BA
NGAYON?
Pero ang katotohanan..
• Nangopya ka na ba ng gawa o sagot ng iba?
• Tumawid ka na ba sa highway sa parteng walang
pedestrian lane?
• Nangupit ka ba sa magulang mo nang bumuli ka
halimbawa ng suka, paminta, o ice pop?
• Nananahimik ka ba maski may mali sa paligid?
• Tinamad ka na bang gawin ang iyong takdang-
aralin?
• Pumasok ka na ba nang huli sa eskuwelahan?
• Hindi ka ba humihingi ng resibo sa mga tindahan?
Anak ka ng ewan. Paano
ka natin tatawaging 21st century
leader?
Puro ka
palusot!
Grrr!
Ano ang tawag sa
guwapong lecturer?

SIR PAENG
Man lives in a circle with no
circumference.

-Mahatma Ghandi
Leadership Tips
from Jose Rizal
BE DISPENSABLE
For his intelligence, talents, and
popularity, Rizal never regarded
himself as indispensable. On the
contrary, he repeatedly encouraged
others to excel in their respective
fields and one day take over in
leading the nation toward greener
pastures.
DEVELOP YOUR TALENT
Rizal encouraged his peers to develop
their talents. He believed that every Filipino
has a unique talent that can be harnessed
toward the national good. According to the
hero, good citizenship consists of “working
with a purpose by using one’s heart and
head.” Writing, Rizal’s medium for spreading
his thoughts and advocacy, is just one of the
many ways which one can contribute to
social change.
 LOOK AT THE BRIGHTER SIDE

Amid all his troubles, Rizal never

lost his optimism. Sure, he had low
moments, especially during the days
when he had no money or was
criticized by his friends. But he never
let loneliness, penury, or the adverse
opinion of friends get the better of
him. He made a conscious effort to put
his sadness and disappointments at
bay.
ACCEPT CRITICISM
Even a man of exceptional talents like
Rizal is not spared from criticism. But Rizal
did not accept criticism hurled against him
because he never considered himself
infallible or perfect. Rizal accepted the
barbs of his detractors with an open
mind.
PRAISE YOUR “PLARIDELS”

Not one to hug the limelight

or put down others, Rizal
encouraged colleagues who
showed promise to come out of
their shell and shine.
STAY FOCUSED
BE CALM
Minutes before his execution,
a doctor checked Rizal’s heart
rate. It was normal, a scientific
proof that he did not panic nor
was fearful of facing the ultimate
challenge in his life.
BELIEVE IN

GOD