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What is the primary purpose of the sustainable development goals and the 2030 agenda established by the United Nations?
What is the primary purpose of the sustainable development goals and the 2030 agenda established by the United Nations?
- To address poverty, inequality, and climate change by 2030 (correct)
- To promote economic growth in developing countries
- To improve military cooperation between nations
- To establish new global trade agreements
How can corruption impact the achievement of the sustainable development goals?
How can corruption impact the achievement of the sustainable development goals?
- Corruption has no impact on the sustainable development goals
- Corruption can only impact a few of the sustainable development goals
- Corruption can actually help achieve the sustainable development goals
- Corruption has the potential to undermine the achievement of all 17 sustainable development goals (correct)
What does Transparency International define corruption as?
What does Transparency International define corruption as?
- The manipulation of political processes for financial gain
- The abuse of power for private gain (correct)
- The illegal acquisition of wealth by government officials
- The misuse of public funds for personal benefit
How does corruption impact women according to the text?
How does corruption impact women according to the text?
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What is one measure organizations can implement to combat corruption according to the text?
What is one measure organizations can implement to combat corruption according to the text?
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Study Notes
- Sustainable development goals and the 2030 agenda were established by the United Nations to address poverty, inequality, and climate change by 2030.
- Corruption has the potential to undermine the achievement of all 17 sustainable development goals and is a threat to human rights.
- Corruption exists in developed countries like Sweden, impacting various sectors including healthcare.
- Transparency International defines corruption as the abuse of power for private gain, with Sweden perceived as one of the least corrupt countries.
- Corruption takes various forms globally and can impact different sustainable development goals negatively.
- Corruption can lead to unfair distribution of wealth, as seen in Peru where corruption was linked to severe human rights abuses by former presidents.
- Corruption exists in Sweden as well, with examples such as bribery for contracts and conflicts of interest leading to nepotism.
- Women are disproportionately impacted by corruption, facing challenges in accessing healthcare and education due to bribery and extortion.
- Corruption can have devastating consequences, such as unsafe working conditions and environmental violations in supply chains.
- To combat corruption, organizations can implement measures like setting a tone from the top, conducting risk assessments, and establishing whistleblower systems.
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