Sustainable Development Goal 10: Reduce inequality within and among countries
Click on the case studies below to find out what programs, projects and policies are being implemented in cities around the globe to accomplish Goal 10.
Learn more about the targets and indicators of SDG 10 at UN Sustainbale Development Knowledge Platform.
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Tampere supports actions to make its heritage housing more energy efficient while assisting young people to gain the technical skills needed to carry out these works.
Long term unemployed people work in the city’s public green spaces in exchange for education and training in fields which are in high demand in the local economy.
This project is designed to support (national) government efforts to institutionalise participatory urban governance approaches and to assist selected municipal councils.
Entrepreneurial West Hisingen aims at developing entrepreneurial capacity in a multicultural district with high unemployment and low aspirations.
The Chintan recycling project at the New Delhi Railway Station manages tons of unsorted garbage every day and enables waste-pickers to carry out their livelihoods in a clean and dignified work environment.
Edinburgh has inspired cultural change across the public, private and third sectors to address unemployment among school leavers. A shared vision and strong partnerships are helping them find a job, modern apprenticeship or training, and make successful transitions into the world of work.
A programme to connect 200,000 poor households to the public electricity grid.
A single card, Gijon’s Citizen Card, allows Gijon's citizens to pay their bus fare, hire a bike and take out a library book. Today, 250,000 of Gijon’s citizens – 80% of the city’s population - carry this card, unlocking services and facilities across the city.
