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•   Quality OSH (developing), protecting employees from occupational accidents and
                             diseases.
                         •   Active  care  of  employees  (provision  of  non-occupational  health  care,  available
                             medicines).
                         •   Control of addictive substances.

                         •   Development  and  promotion  of  health  care  (in  developing  countries).  Supporting
                             research and development of medicines.
                         •   Examples  of  good  practice:  https://www.spolecenskaodpovednost.cz/sdg/zdravi-a-
                             kvalitni-zivot/4 - kvalitní vzdělání


                  SDG 4 - Quality Education

                  The sub-module aims to ensure inclusive and equitable quality education and promote lifelong
                  learning opportunities for all. Providing an educational and stimulating environment not only for

                  children and adolescents but also for adults. A quality education system needs to be constantly
                  innovated  in  line  with  current  requirements,  to  promote  digital  education  system,  to  create
                  research centers.
                      ●  Facts about quality education

                         •   “Before the coronavirus crisis, projections showed that more than 200 million children
                             would be out of school, and only 60 per cent of young people would be completing
                             upper  secondary  education  in  2030.  The  proportion  of  children  and  youth  out  of

                             primary and secondary school had declined from 26 per cent in 2000 to 19 per cent
                             in 2010 and 17 per cent in 2018. More than half of children that have not enrolled in
                             school live  in sub-Saharan Africa,  and  more than  85 per cent of children  in sub-
                             Saharan Africa are not learning the minimum. 617 million youth worldwide lack basic
                             mathematics and literacy skills”. (UN, 2022)

                      ●  Selected goals and strategies for quality education:

                         •   Access to education for all - school education without fees.
                         •   Increasing the proportion of students with better grades.
                         •   Digitization in education.
                         •   Social  strategies  -  to  reduce  the  impact  of  social  background  on  academic

                             achievement and student performance.
                         •   Anti-bullying strategy, reducing truancy, helping to integrate disadvantaged children
                             and youth.
                         •   Lifelong learning, educational courses.

                         •   Environmental education.






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