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This content is from: Portfolio U.N.’s New SDGs Are Driving the Global Development Agenda The Sustainable Development Goals set a wide range of targets on incomes, education and climate change and seek to enlist private investment as well as public aid in the campaign. By Vita Bekker September 29, 2015
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