“Partnerships for the Goals” is the topic of this unit.
Part A Self introduction
Let’s get started.
1. | What would happen to a child without a birth certificate? |
Without a birth certificate, children are _______________. |
2. | Did you do your research on the sub-textbook? Did you find the activity for issues related to judicial issues? Please tell me what you feel about it. |
In the next part, we are going to learn about “Partnerships for the Goals”.
次のパートからは、「パートナーシップで目標を達成しよう」について学習を進めましょう。
1. | Which countries do you know? |
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2. | Through learning about the SDGs, which country are you interested in? |
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partnership 共同、協力
They formed a partnership in a charity aimed at children.
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enhance (さらに)高める
The seminar aims to enhance the system’s efficiency.
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fund 資金
We made personal contributions to the relief fund.
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launch 開始する
They launched a new project to help persons with disabilities.
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1. | The organization will _______________ its new initiatives next month. |
2. | They have successfully created a suitable _______________ for the donations. |
3. | We use advanced technology to _______________ the levels of our services. |
4. | _______________ were given to the hospital to buy for new equipment. |
Then, let’s move on to the next part.
Launched in 2018, the United Nations Technology Bank offers programs and projects to enhance the science, technology, and innovation (STI) capabilities of the least developed countries.
The UN Technology Bank’s primary role is to share knowledge of STI. It acts as a knowledge hub, connecting the resources available to least developed countries and the major STI actors who can meet these needs. In order to ensure that those countries have easy access to existing technologies, the UN Technology Bank promotes cooperation with relevant organizations and countries.
1. | What does the United Nations Technology Bank do? |
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2. | What is a UNT’s primary role? |
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The Japanese government provides funds and technology to developing countries, and the funds are called “Official Development Assistance” (ODA). It is implemented for peacebuilding, governance, the promotion of basic human rights, and humanitarian assistance.
About 146 countries have people who suffer from poverty, lack enough food, and do not receive sufficient education and medical care. Japan faces high expectations from the world for its assistance. It is an important role of Japan to support developing countries and achieve the SDGs as well, but in this long history, the situation has been changing. Therefore, it is also necessary to review the ideal form of development cooperation without being bound by the conventional framework.
1. | What does the Japanese government provide to developing countries as ODA? |
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2. | What is the purpose of ODA? |
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1. | There are many ways to help people. Share your experiences of helping or being helped by others. |
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2. | Have you ever shared your knowledge with someone? |
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