SDG 1 – No Poverty | Sustainable Development Goals for Kids
In this video, we learn about Sustainable Development Goal 1: No Poverty. This goal is about ending poverty in all its forms everywhere. Poverty means that people do not have enough money or resources to meet their basic needs like food, clean water, shelter, healthcare, and education.
Did you know?
• Around 700 million people around the world still live in extreme poverty.
• Extreme poverty means living on less than about $2.15 per day.
• Many children in poverty do not have access to proper schooling or medical care.
SDG 1 aims to make sure everyone has equal access to basic services, social protection, and economic opportunities. Governments, communities, and individuals can help by supporting fair wages, education, job creation, and programs that protect vulnerable families.
Ending poverty helps create safer, healthier, and happier communities for everyone. When people have what they need to survive and succeed, the whole world becomes stronger.
This video explains SDG 1 in a simple and easy way so children everywhere can understand how we can work together to end poverty.

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