Transforming the Future: Prioritizing SDGs for Women, Youth, and Adolescents in the Pacific

An evidence-driven strategic prioritization of investment opportunities to address the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) focusing on women, youth, and adolescents across the Pacific was discussed in a meeting held in New York in May 2018. Alarming negative trends were observed in areas like Total Fertility Rates (TFRs) and Adolescent Birth Rates. Data from the Ministry of Health in Solomon Islands highlighted important health indicators. The discussion also touched upon the prevalence of violence against women, emphasizing the need for empowering women to have more options. The session concluded with a call to build a brighter future together to transform humanity and ensure no one is left behind.

• SDGs
• Women Empowerment
• Youth Development
• Pacific Region
• Strategic Investment

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1. Setting the scene: An evidence driven strategic prioritization of investment opportunities to address the SDGs A transformative Agenda for Women, Youth and Adolescents Across the Pacific New York, May, 2018

2. RMI FSM Cooks Tuvalu Alarming negative trends can be observed 6 of 14 TFRs are increasing 10 of 14 Adolescent Birth Rates are increasing

3. Data just released by the Ministry of Health in Solomon Islands during May 2018 planning meeting

4. Data just released by the Ministry of Health in Solomon Islands during May 2018 planning meeting

5. Positive: Current Violence Lower suggests women have more options UN Women Slide Pacific Lifetime Violence >50% Negative: Current & Lifetime Violence Close: no way out 5

6. If, together, we build her a bright future, we will transform the future of humanity and no one will be left behind Vinaka Vaka Levu