AGES 13-24
SDG 3 is all about promoting healthy lives and promoting well-being for all ages. Ensuring people prioritize their well-being is paramount to securing a future that is both equitable and sustainable. Around the globe, youth have been forced to confront various challenges impacting their well-being. In 2013, UNICEF estimated there are between 93 million and 150 million youth with disabilities. World Health Organization (WHO) reports that at least 2 billion people are visually impaired or blindness due to ageing community, changing lifestyles and limited access to eye-care for low- and middle-income countries. Many communities lack access to critical health supports – including physical, dental, oral, and eye insurance or providers.
Did you know that changes in the climate can impact our health? When the climate changes, it can make things harder for people, especially in low-income areas. This means they might face more health problems.
But there’s good news! The MetLife Foundation helps support projects that align with SDG 3 and focus on keeping us healthy by:
What is well-being?
There is no single definition of well-being and there are many aspects of holistic well-being such as:
Consider how your experiences and events in your community have impacted one aspect of well-being.
Your challenge is to consider innovative ways you can provide a product or service that promotes or improves upon the wellbeing of people in your community.
"The MetLife Foundation is proud to support this year’s World Series of Innovation. We’re excited to see WSI participants discover, develop, and launch business ideas that will make our communities healthier. Their ideas grow the ecosystem that promotes a vibrant community for all, especially for low and middle income and historically marginalized people."
NFTE hosts World Series of Innovation (WSI) as part of our commitment to the Global Entrepreneurship Network and the annual celebration of Global Entrepreneurship Week.
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