if you are graduating in 2025 - 2025report.com latest of 40 years clues of what to be aware of are at this linkedin article of UNwomens  - or if you need very local tour guide rsvp chris.macrae@yahoo.co.uk 

what to do if you are

under 6 - make sure your community knows eraly childhood play and 30 hour lieteracy traiing ; and nutrition duting uyour first 1000 days

under 11 - make sure you know what age both your family and country guarantee good schools ; we now know that whatever are your last 2 yeras of classroom schooling - get networked in teen apprentice glubs especially id you are a girl; if your library cant digitally app you to a great choice of clubs eg coding arts, nursing, agriculture ... make sure you have ebiugh friends co-searching

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new nations

after 1970 Bangladesh 8th largest population from pakistan from UK March 26, 1971 United Arab Emirates December 2, 1971 Bahrain December 16, 1971 Qatar December 18, 1971 Bahamas July 10, 1973 Guinea Bissau September 24, 1973 Grenada February 7, 1974 Mozambique June 25, 1975 Cape Verde July 5, 1975 Comoros July 6, 1975 São Tomé and Príncipe July 12, 1975 Papua New Guinea September 16, 1975 Angola November 11, 1975 Suriname November 25, 1975 Western Sahara February 27, 1976 Seychelles June 29, 1976 Djibouti June 27, 1977 Solomon Islands July 7, 1978 Tuvalu October 1, 1978 Dominica November 3, 1978 Saint Lucia February 22, 1979 Kiribati July 12, 1979 Saint Vincent & the Grenadines October 27, 1979 Belize September 21, 1981 Antigua & Barbuda November 1, 1981 Northern Cyprus September 2, 1983 Saint Kitts and Nevis September 19, 1983 Brunei January 1, 1984 Latvia May 4, 1990 Lithuania March 11, 1990 Namibia March 21, 1990 Slovenia December 26 & June 25, 1990 Georgia April 9, 1991 Estonia August 20, 1991 Ukraine August 24, 1991 Moldova August 27, 1991 Kyrgyzstan August 31, 1991 Uzbekistan September 1, 1991 Macedonia September 8, 1991 Tajikistan September 9, 1991 Armenia September 21, 1991 Croatia October 8, 1991 Azerbaijan October 18, 1991 Turkmenistan October 27, 1991 Kazakhstan December 16, 1991 Bosnia and Herzegovina March 1, 1992 Slovakia July 17, 1992 Czech Republic January 1, 1993 Eritrea May 24, 1993 East Timor May 20, 2002 Montenegro May 21, 2006 Kosovo February 17, 2008 South Sudan July 9, 2011 1898-1944 hilippines June 12, 1898 Cuba May 20, 1902 Panama November 3, 1903 Bulgaria September 22, 1908 Mongolia December 29, 1911 Albania November 28, 1912 Ireland April 24, 1916 Finland December 6, 1917 Lithuania February 16, 1918 Estonia February 24, 1918 Georgia May 26, 1918 Armenia May 28, 1918 Azerbaijan May 28, 1918 Czech Republic October 28, 1918 Poland November 11, 1918 Latvia November 18, 1918 Ukraine January 22, 1919 Afghanistan August 19, 1919 Turkey October 29, 1923 South Africa December 11, 1931 Iraq October 3, 1932 Lebanon November 22, 1943 Iceland June 3, 1944 Belarus July 3, 1944 1776 to 1895 United States July 4, 1776 Haiti January 1, 1804 Serbia February 15, 1804 Ecuador August 10, 1809 Chile February 12, 1810 Colombia July 20, 1810 Mexico September 16, 1810 Paraguay May 15, 1811 Venezuela July 5, 1811 Norway May, 1814 Argentina July 9, 1816 Costa Rica September 15, 1821 Greece March 25, 1821 Peru July 28, 1821 Nicaragua September 15, 1821 Honduras September 15, 1821 Guatemala September 15, 1821 El Salvador September 15, 1821 Dominican Republic December 1, 1821 Ecuador May 24, 1822 Brazil September 7, 1822 Bolivia August 6, 1825 Uruguay August 25, 1825 Belgium July 21, 1831 Liberia July 26, 1847 Canada July, 1867 Romania May 10, 1877 x refs 1 2 x

1945-1970 South Korea August 15, 1945 North Korea August 15, 1945 Vietnam September 2, 1945 Jordan May 25, 1946 Syria April 17, 1946 Pakistan August 14, 1947 India August 15, 1947 Myanmar January 4, 1948 Israel Between April 15 & May 15, 1948 (depending on Hebrew Calendar) Sri Lanka February 4, 1948 Libya December 24, 1951 Cambodia November 9, 1953 Laos October 22, 1953 Austria October 26, 1955 Morocco November 18, 1955 Sudan January 1, 1956 Tunisia March 20, 1956 Ghana March 6, 1957 Malaysia August 31, 1957 Guinea October 2, 1958 Cameroon January 1, 1960 Senegal April 4, 1960 Togo April 27, 1960 Madagascar June 26, 1960 Democratic Republic of the Congo June 30, 1960 Somalia July 1, 1960 Benin August 1, 1960 Burkina Faso August 5, 1960 Niger August 3, 1960 Ivory Coast August 7, 1960 Republic of the Congo August 15, 1960 Gabon August 17, 1960 Mali September 22, 1960 Nigeria October 1, 1960 Cyprus October 1, 1960 Mauritania November 28, 1960 Kuwait February 25, 1961 Sierra Leone April 27, 1961 Tanzania December 9, 1961 Samoa June 1, 1962 Burundi July 1, 1962 Rwanda July 1, 1962 Algeria July 5, 1962 Jamaica August 6, 1962 Trinidad & Tobago August 31, 1962 Uganda October 9, 1962 Malaysia September 16, 1963 Kenya December 12, 1963 Malawi July 6, 1964 Malta September 21, 1964 Zambia October 24, 1964 The Gambia February 18, 1965 Maldives July 26, 1965 Singapore August 9, 1965 Zimbabwe November 11, 1965 Guyana May 26, 1966 Botswana September 30, 1966 Lesotho October 4, 1966 Barbados November 30, 1966 Anguilla May 30, 1967 Yemen November 30, 1967 Nauru January 31, 1968 Mauritius March 12, 1968 Swaziland September 6, 1968 Equatorial Guinea October 12, 1968 Tonga June 4, 1970 Fiji October 10, 1970

1900-1945

before 1900

sdgs year 7

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• In January 2015, the General Assembly began the negotiation process on the post-2015 development agenda. The process culminated in the subsequent adoption of the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development, with 17 SDGs at its core, at the UN Sustainable Development Summit in September 2015.
• 2015 was a landmark year for multilateralism and international policy shaping, with the adoption of several major agreements:
  • Sendai Framework for Disaster Risk Reduction (March 2015)
  • Addis Ababa Action Agenda on Financing for Development (July 2015)
  • Transforming our world: the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development with its 17 SDGs was adopted at the UN Sustainable Development Summit in New York in September 2015.
  • Paris Agreement on Climate Change (December 2015)
• Now, the annual High-level Political Forum on Sustainable Development serves as the central UN platform for the follow-up and review of the SDGs.

Today, the Division for Sustainable Development Goals (DSDG) in the United Nations Department of Economic and Social Affairs (UNDESA) provides substantive support and capacity-building for the SDGs and their related thematic issues, including water, energy, climate, oceans, urbanization, transport, science and technology, the Global Sustainable Development Report (GSDR), partnerships and Small Island Developing States. DSDG plays a key role in the evaluation of UN systemwide implementation of the 2030 Agenda and on advocacy and outreach activities relating to the SDGs. In order to make the 2030 Agenda a reality, broad ownership of the SDGs must translate into a strong commitment by all stakeholders to implement the global goals. DSDG aims to help facilitate this engagement.

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