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Responses to the COVID-19 pandemic have impeded progress towards the Sustainable Development Goals
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This research conducted by Cai Li and colleagues reveals that the COVID-19 pandemic responses have significantly stunted global progress towards Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), highlighting an 8.2% overall reduction and a staggering 18.1% decline in socio-economic sustainability. While environmental sustainability saw a slight increase, the analysis indicates an ongoing risk of worsening inequality among nations. Discover the vital insights needed for crafting a sustainable recovery strategy post-pandemic.
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