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Table 4: Overview of Targets of SDG 10


                   Specific targets                                             Means of implementation
                   1. Income growth of the bottom  5. Financial soundness       a. Tariffs
                   forty percent

                   2. Multilevel inclusion       6. Voting rights               b. FDI

                   3. Equal outcome opportunity   7. Well-managed migration     c. Remittance costs
                   4. Equal wage opportunity

                  Source: UN (2022b), Global indicator framework for the Sustainable Development Goals and targets of the
                  2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development
                  Although before the emergence of COVID-19 some indicators showed positive developments,
                  the  pandemic  brought  many  deteriorations  in  this  aspect.  The  pandemic  has  intensified
                  discrimination, widened disparities, and decreased the income of those already at risk of poverty.
                  This is exacerbated by the war in Ukraine that has created a new refugee crisis.

                      ●  Case studies and examples of good practice
                         •   UNHCR (2016). Using biometrics to bring assistance to refugees in Jordan. UNHCR

                             Innovation.   https://www.unhcr.org/innovation/using-biometrics-bring-assistance-
                             refugees-jordan/
                         •   World Bank Group. (2013). Mongolia: Portable Solar Power for Nomadic Herders.
                             World Bank. https://www.worldbank.org/en/results/2013/04/08/portable-solar-power-
                             for-nomadic-herders

                         •   Martínez,  A.  F.  (2018).  A  Spanish  NGP  reduces  neonatal  mortality  by  40%  in
                             Guatemala.              Noticias            Fundación              Mapfre.
                             https://noticias.fundacionmapfre.org/en/neonatal-mortality-ngp/


                  SDG 11: Sustainable Cities and Communities

                  As rapid urbanization leads to extreme poverty, and the development of slums and unsafe areas,
                  SDG  11  aims  to  make  human  settlements  and  cities  safer,  more  sustainable,  resilient,  and
                  inclusive. The importance of this goal stems from the fact that cities provide homes, workplaces,

                  and surroundings for a fulfilled life. Sustainable cities are designed considering the social and
                  environmental  impact  they  have,  which  means  a  reduction  in  pollution,  smart  energy
                  consumption, and access to green, safe, and inclusive public spaces. After looking at the relevant
                  indicators and data, this subchapter includes interesting examples of the implementation of this
                  goal’s sub-targets.

                      ●  Targets, means of implementation and data
                  The  eleventh  goal  reads:  “Make  cities  and  human  settlements  inclusive,  safe,  resilient  and
                  sustainable“, and is supported by 10 targets as follows:



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