Category: Peace, Justice and Strong Institutions

A Tiny Habit That Strengthens Institutions Before signing up for a new app or online service, take one extra click to review its privacy permissions—looking at what personal data it asks for (camera, microphone, location, contacts, etc.). Only grant permissions that are essential for the app to work. This daily micro-action supports SDG 16: Peace, Justice, and Strong Institutions by protecting individual privacy, reducing data misuse, and promoting more accountable, trustworthy digital services. Why This Small Action Matters…

Ever wonder if community services—like public bathrooms, libraries, or transit stops—are truly accessible and equitable for everyone? You can help by doing just one thing: use your smartphone to map and rate a local public service (e.g., accessibility, safety, cleanliness). It’s a tiny tech habit that strengthens transparency, trust, and good governance — all under SDG 16: Peace, Justice, and Strong Institutions. Why It Matters Many local services operate without feedback from users, leading to neglect…

The Challenge: Before you post, forward, or share anything online, pause and verify it with a reliable source. Make fact-checking your first instinct—your one small action can help build a more truthful world. Why It Matters In today’s fast-moving digital world, misinformation can spread in seconds — and the damage can last much longer. A 2022 study by the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) found that misinformation affects over 50% of internet users worldwide, causing…

Every day presents opportunities to navigate disagreements—at home, at work, or in your community. What if we made a small shift to handle those moments with calm, empathy, and clarity? Practicing conflict resolution and nonviolent communication is a simple yet powerful step toward building a more peaceful world. This action directly supports Sustainable Development Goal (SDG) 16: Peace, Justice, and Strong Institutions, which promotes inclusive and peaceful societies at every level. Why Nonviolent Communication Matters…