Lecture 22: Sustainable Development

Question 1

what are the sdgs?

Answer 1

1. end poverty, protect the planet, improve lives
2. global health + wellbeing
3. 17 goals, 169 targets, 232 indicators

Question 2

What are the 17 sdgs?

Answer 2

NZ, GQGC, ADIRS, SRC, LLPP

1. no poverty
2. zero hunger
3. good health and wellbeing
4. quality education
5. gender equality
6. clean water + sanitisation
7. affordable and clean energy
8. decent work and economic growth
9. innovation, industry and infrastructure
10. reduced inequalities
11. sustainable cities + communities
12. responsible consumption + production
13. climate action
14. life below water
15. life on land
16. peace, justice
17. partnership

Question 3

what are the five domains?

Answer 3

demographic, economic, neighbourhood, environmental, social + cultural

Question 4

sdg in demographic domain:

Answer 4

5: gender inequality

Question 5

sdg in economic domain

Answer 5

1: no poverty
2: zero hunger
8: decent work and economic growth
9: industry, innovation and infrastructure
10: reduce inequality

Question 6

sdg in neighbourhood domain

Answer 6

6: Clean water + sanitation
7: Affordable and clean energy
11: sustainable cities and communities
12: responsible consumption and production

Question 7

sdg in environmental domain

Answer 7

13: climate action
16: peace, justice, strong institutions

Question 8

sdg in social/cultural domain

Answer 8

4. quality education

Question 9

LSF wellbeing domains and SDG outliers

Answer 9

leisure and recreation, cultural identity, social connections, subjective wellbeing

gender equality, reduced inequalities

Question 10

what are the 4 capitals?

Answer 10

physical/financial, human, social and natural

Question 11

what are the 4 Vs of big data?

Answer 11

volume: computing capacity
velocity: speed at which data is created + analysed
variety: types of data sources available
veracity: accuracy/credibility

Question 12

what are the extra 3 vs of big data?

Answer 12

variablity: internal consistency of data
value: costs required to undertake big data should pay dividends for organisation + patients
visualisation: use of novel techniques to communicate patterns that would otherwise be lost

Question 13

what is the b4 school check?

Answer 13

identifies and addresses any health, behavioural, social, development concerns (like poor oral health + hearing problems)

intended to be universal, is a moh indicator to track progress in upr

compare inequities bt most/least deprived groups (bt pacific/nz european children) to determine whether nz had improved acess to primary health for pacific children.

sdg 3.8 = good health and wellbeing.