that's a back negative just before the break we were talking about what essentially is called sustainable development you know keeping countries developing but doing it in a sustained. well fashion and correct me if i'm wrong but i know that among some ninety countries that. you are going to say she looked at you only found one country that meets the minimum criteria for sustainable development and the sisk yuba is that actually a positive finding is that something that gives you hope let me give you a bit more context of just currently would me look at what are the conditions for sustainable development it's very simple to actually say that because it's two words sustainable development development means you want to have great allies the united nations measures that by how long are you lives how high is your income and you have access to education and they measure it as a human development index from zero to one then the higher we are the better they say higher than zero point eight would be high development very high development on the other hand why do we say sustainable because sustainable becaus

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have a many reasons but i think that really good reasons to be here right now we have the sustainable development goals for three years now and what we are seeing very very clearly is what what is holding the sustainable development goals back these days is actually war war and conflict which is x. affecting one in six children it's never been more than last two decades so this is what's holding us back from reaching the sustainable development goals and that's why i'm here on behalf of children for save the children to talk about the suffering of children and how that will impact us now but not least how that will impact the world in the future when we stand here in this gentrified environment in the swiss outs in this result was some of the richest people in the world we couldn't be further away from one of those crises yemen i mean what are you telling people here here about you know i think a lot of people have forgotten about him and when i was in yemen last year children and people with a saying to me we feel that the world has forgotten us we feel that they don't care about our suffering a

pound program working with twenty nine different developing countries tackling ten different sustainable development goals to give you an example of what that might look like we've got an amazing project at the moment with vietnam it's using it's using that unique vantage point of space to give you a really wide scale perspective to look at water levels we can then link that information on the water levels with mosquito breaks and we can then link the mosquito outbreaks with outbreaks in twenty feet or so effectively you begin to get a predictive capability for some of these you know truly horrendous diseases affecting the world and if you can do that for twenty feet i think of all the other mosquito borne diseases that you can begin to tackle it's really phenomenal really fascinating now let's talk about the actors in space because we also have private companies offering for example tourism in recent years do you think there is a challenge considering that no one really owns based on how this is going to go yet it's a challenge that's why we will continue to cooperate internationally i mean it's ri

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. >>> another major issue facing bay area communities, affordable housing and sustainable development. city of santa clara is trying to address both, first to introduce farm to table living in heart of the city. agrihood project. amanda del castillo with the story. >> reporter: this lot will be the site of the bay area's first agrihood community. multi family mixed apartments, affordable senior apartments. housing to help homelessness. >> need so so much bigger but step in right direction. >> reporter: and regenerative farm to help. believes this farming trend will take the nation by storm. >> no one has done this in the country before. >> reporter: abc7 was there when -- dense urban environment. abc7 news archives show the push for senior housing date back to 2007. tuesday's vote brings ag history back to the heart of the valley. >> hold on to a little bit of our past but look at it in fresh way. >> reporter: the farm to table trend defining how many eat and live. in this case across various income levels. >> we have confidence going to break ground a year from now. >> abc7 news. >>

we are working with 29 different developing countries, tackling 10 different sustainable development goals. to give you an example of what that might look like, we have an amazing project with vietnam. it is using that unique vantage point of space to give you a really widescale perspective, to look at water levels. we can link that information on the water levels with mosquito outbreaks and we can link the mosquito outbreaks with this. yoyou get a predictive capabiliy with truly dangerorous diseasesn the world. it is phenomenal. >> let's talk about the actors in space. we also have private companies offering up tourism in recent years. is there a challenge, considering that nobody really on space? -- owns space? >> yes, that is a challenge. we are seeing this interesting trend where you have an increasing number of entrepreneurs. characters like jeff bezos, elon musk running their own space programs. we have to cooperate and make sure that we will follow the same rules. i am working in particular with the world economic forum on an initiative that is industry led, to demonstrate tha

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essentially strife conflict and the falling apart of many of the structures that actually would sustain development in a country such as chad we have first of all the challenge that it is a vast country to this day central government services in education and health don't even reach a significant part of the population so we are essentially dealing with countries that either are still a very early stage of putting the basic infrastructure human but also into the services access to electricity health education in place and then you have countries that are really falling apart again over civil strife conflict or wars and unfortunately. a significant number of those countries still are falling on the african continent joseph is going to be playing a part in it because there are those countries that were have similarities in the sense that they were former colonies or that they were maybe not so rich in the beginning or had their wealth maybe taken away like india for example which is doing a lot better in terms of development is why is it that in africa you're still finding that very slow development

essentially strife conflict and the falling apart of many of the structures that actually would sustain development in a country such as chad we have first of all the challenge that it is a vast country to this day central government services in education in health don't even reach a significant part of the population so we are essentially dealing with countries that either are still a very early stage or putting the basic infrastructure human but also into the services access to electricity health education in place and then you have countries that are really falling apart again over civil strife conflict or wars and unfortunately. a significant number of those countries still are falling on the african continent joseph is going to be playing a part in it because there are those countries that were have similarities in the sense that they were former colonies or that they were maybe not so rich in the beginning or had their wealth maybe taken away like india for example which is doing a lot better in terms of development is why is it that in africa you're still finding that very slow development o

essentially strife conflict and the falling apart of many of the structures that actually would sustain development in a country such as chad we have first of all the challenge that it is a vast country to this day central government services in education in health don't even reach a significant part of the population so we are essentially dealing with countries that either are still a very early stage or putting the basic infrastructure human but also into the services access to electricity health education in place and then you have countries that are really falling apart again over civil strife conflict or wars and unfortunately. a significant number of those countries still are falling on the african continent joseph is going to be playing a part in it because there are those countries that were have similarities in the sense that they were former colonies or that they were maybe not so rich in the beginning or had their wealth maybe taken away like india for example which is doing a lot better in terms of development is why is it that in africa you're still finding that very slow development o

for a sustainable development of the region for the new little. along with sustainability maintaining quality is critical this aspect is monitored throughout the processing and the food isn't the taste of a typical deletion mussel dish these can be had in any number of restaurants along the shore but the reality of ours are. staying within the complex we continue our conversation in a more relaxed location. so stylish models are you a fan well i'm i'm a fan of the whole ecology of that part of the world and we've spent a long time there and as you saw from the reports about the foundation you know i mean we're we've become you know interested not only i mean i was asked to help on the sort of urban planning and the sort of architecture controlling the helping to control the architectural development but increasingly we've become involved in the whole environmental issue and of course. the quality of life is very much based on on sort of traditional farming fishing forestry and and that's become you know it's part of the appeal of that area well wh

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the convention on the elimination of discrimination against women the palermo protocol the sustainable development goals and more recently is all have provisions that have really calling on governments to do more to address the issue of sex trafficking we've also seen for instance in the african context a you also putting a lot of policies in place and you know protocols to to address this issue and increasingly governments putting in place and to trafficking legislation so that's all i'm moving there in the right direction but there are still challenges challenges pertaining sometimes to get in existing legislation. laws not being fully implemented so you then have a lot of traffic going scored free so we feel that these still more that needs to be done in terms of ensuring that we have the right laws in place and that the laws of fully implemented to bring paper traitors to account and ensure that we may access justice where they find themselves in these situations. to have to talk about but i'm glad we could get some of your expertise and knowledge on it thank you. thank you the united states s

pound program working with twenty nine different developing countries tackling ten different sustainable development goals to give you an example of what that might look like we've got an amazing project at the moment with vietnam it's using it's using that unique vantage point of space to give you a really wide scale perspective to look at water levels we can then link that information on the water levels with mosquito outbreaks and we can then link the mosquito outbreaks with outbreaks in twenty feet or so effectively you begin to get a predictive capability for some of these you know truly horrendous diseases affecting the world and if you can do that for twenty feet think of all the other mosquito borne diseases that you can begin to tackle it's really phenomenal. really fascinating now let's talk about the actors in space because we also have private companies offering for example tourism in recent years do you think there is a challenge considering that no one really owns space and how this is going to go yeah it's a challenge that's why we will continue to cooperate internationally i mean it'

ago so the first message that i have to those who always say oh development never works the sustainable development goals are just abstract goals take a look at history and ask it so how has progress been made possible people had a vision they set themselves goals we invested in the future we are today a generation that is actually in a position to eliminate extreme poverty it's the first time we can say that in history now will it happen a lot depends on what a lot of people will do but our role as the united nations as the united nations development program is to do everything possible to focus that in development no one is left behind we can use modern data artificial intelligence allow governments to understand where other people living who are not having access to services how do we deal with for instance service provision for peoples with disabilities often overlooked in the development process gender equity. education of girls we can find ways in which we can make development far more targeted today and that is the power of technology that is coming to it but it is also a matter of political

the entrance of both comes less and is a direct threat to our efforts to achieve to have a sustainable development it's also another challenge that is facing the welfare of our two peoples we share the reviews regarding the. riots in both countries in the region and the little peon region and says the important of importance of these principles that have been recognized universally being a cause of a stone in all the efforts big exerted by egypt scolds welfare the egyptians if you are going is asians just let the. thought it is and civil authorities are all working in older to keep i meant say in the human rights because we understand deeply the heritage of the civilization that will lead to the developments of the people and development of the country and this will take my phase to another phase according to our aspirations national aspirations and he human responsibilities and this regard we need to deal with the human and rights problem in a comprehensive understanding because they're all interactive and we cannot proceed with human rights separate way the freedom of speech freedom of living fr

sustainable development means taking the difficulties seriously. palen practice. no work no electricity no future the residents of most economists are suffering limits to one of the region's many called fire power plants it makes them sick and his choice the environment but the country continues to invest in fossil fuel with back from german firms something africa's victims so called pollution. in sixty minutes on t.w. . once upon a time there was a young girl. with a burning ambition. to become a cum doctor. it was a difficult. one she really did become world famous. among the i. love my stuff. starts feb eighteenth. africa greentech is humming with activity a young startup build solar containers for africa. i don't have it going corsten schreiber is the company's founder he's a visionary who wants to change the world. container from niger is headed out today we've got to test if the satellite connection is working the truck will be here but for the soft economy of our good stuff guys are.

sustainable development means taking the difficulties seriously. telegraph yes thirteen pageant. once upon a time there was a young girl. with a burning ambition. to become a conductor. i was a very curious child and very excited and in love with music and i would go to concerts with my parents and i always. here and for being on stage with the musicians and being part of that magic it wasn't difficult from the first one she really did become world famous conductor thanks to the end of the uk i thank my guests to. start the jury takes on t.w. . place. this is the news line from berlin the philippines government about was for ben john the attackers behind a deadly bombing at a cathedral at least twenty people were killed when twin blasts struck during sunday mass there's still no claim of responsibility for the attack on the island which is long been plagued by islamist militants also coming up rescuers in brazil suspend their search for survivors of friday's dam disaster amid fears another nearby barrier could also collapse at least thirty seven people have been confirmed dead bu

sustainable development means taking the difficulties seriously. telegraph tests thirteen minutes past the hour. no more no electricity no future for the residents and must account for their suffering. next to one of the region's many coal fired power plants that makes them sick and destroys the environment but the country continues to invest in fossil fuels with fracking from german trying something africa's victims go cold pollution. gluten free. country minutes d.w. . really to me. up everyone who loves books has to go insane. d.w. literature list. you must treat. the book. this is state of your news life for let venezuela's self declared interim president one why though is winning over the international community but can he get the country's powerful military to switch allegiance and renounce their loyalty to nicolas maduro. also coming up from so-called reeducation camps to antipolo activists muslims make up just two percent of the chinese population but increasingly they face persecution will get expert analysis on the rise of islamophobia in

essentially strife conflict and the falling apart of many of the structures that actually would sustain development in a country such as chad we have first of all the challenge that it is a vast country to this day central government services in education in health don't even reach a significant part of the population so we are essentially dealing with countries that either are still a very early stage or putting the basic infrastructure human but also into the services access to electricity health education in place and then you have countries that are really falling apart again over civil strife conflict or wars and unfortunately. a significant number of those countries still are falling on the african continent joseph is going to be playing a part in it because there are those countries that were have similarities in the sense that they were former colonies or that they were maybe not so rich in the beginning or had their wealth maybe taken away like india for example which is doing a lot better in terms of development is why is it that in africa you're still finding that very slow development o

you have seen a focus on sustainable development, sustainable infrastructure, and questions about environmental those other things that will pervade the conversation and drive conversations going forward, but what that ends up being is up for question. guy: we will be talking about that for a while, the fourth industrial revolution. stephanie kelly will be sticking with us. we will talk about brexit will need for the economy. we have the markets reacting to the trade headlines, seeing a very positive response on both sides of the atlantic. equities surging on the back of that news, going through key levels as well. this market is looking a lot more solid. this is bloomberg. ♪ guy: 30 seconds and until the end of regular trading this friday afternoon, european equities here on the bloomberg. you can see it is bright green, that tells you we see some strong numbers being posted on the upside. it is interesting that italy is underperforming. i will show you one of the reasons for that. but positive noises out of the market, particularly from a technical point of view. not just in equities, commodi

jeffrey, the drirector for sustainable development at columbia in new york.o the author of the price of civilization, reawakening american virtue and prosperity. your reaction to that first. >> this is a very dangerous, they're very confident about what they're doing. very often, washington says somebody must go. this is how our foreign policy often works. very arrogant. maduro is not a decent, pleasant man, but on the other hand, for washington to announce that self-declared politician is the president is a kind of american regime change tradition. the problem here is that these efforts by the united states to change other coup country's governments often lead to catastrophe and does happen through the middle east in recent years. you remember a few years ago, president obama said assad must go. well that led to years of civil war and this is what worries me very much. >> right to think of the reverberations of this kind of message would send not just in latin america, but around the world. in reading your piece, it sounded to me, you have one solution to th

the ca nada—based international institute for sustainable development says temperatures there have risenclimate change is impacting on daily life. the sahel, locked in a long war to hold back the desert. it's losing. and now a new enemy — climate change threatens the world's most vulnerable lands. mali fights on many fronts. un forces are on the ground here — the world's most dangerous peace—keeping mission, often under attack from extremist groups, including al-qaeda and islamic state. this 63—year—old farmer has seen it all. a country of extremes, now lurches from drought to floods. last summer there was more rain than anyone can remember. all his crops were washed away. his home flooded with water. a mud home full of cracks, after an explosion nearby. so what is the biggest enemy now? is it the conflict or the climate? translation: the conflict and the climate, everything is a problem here. mali has all the problems. and some families don't even have anything to eat. and for him, ten children to feed. life lived on the very edge. every generation more fragile than the last. the desert

this means cooperatives work for sustainable development or their communities and other avenues thatre very closely connected with the community. it is the community support that has made other avenues a successful business and worthy of achieving the legacy business status. thank you for your consideration >> thank you. does any other member of the public wish to speak to these items? seeing and hearing none, we will close public comment. commissioners? >> thank you all so much. one of my most enjoyable parts of my service here is hearing the stories of your businesses, and your work for san francisco, you guys are the city of san francisco. you make the city a great place to be. i appreciate that very much. i do love the fact that today we are preserving food recipes, and bloody mary recipes. i also appreciate that the irreverent name of saint mary's, at a time of prohibition prohibition or just after prohibition, that it would be named for the catholic college that it was across the street. that was a pretty san franciscan kind of thing to do. anyways, i would highly endorse -- i

. >>> the city of santa clara is trying to address the issues of affordable housing and sustainable development. >> in fact, it will be the first in the country to introduce farm to table living in the heart of a busy city. last night council members approved the long awaited agra hood project at worthington circle and north winchester boulevard. reporter amanda dell castillo hasheep this lle the site of t the bay area's first agra hood community. 36 town homes, 160 multifamily mixed income apartments and 165 affordable senior apartments will be built at the bare ak lot. housing to help those struggling with homelessness in the south bay. >> the need is is greater than 361 units. but it's a step in the right direction. >> another big drop. open space for ago. a 1.5 acre farm will intrusive farming trend will soon take the nation by storm. >> no one has ever done this in this country before. >> abc 7 news was there in 2015 when crews broke ground in davis. the rare plot of ag lands slated in a dense urban environment, abc 7 news archives show the push for affordable senior housing at the locatio

the sustainable development goals have allowed the very poor to be less poor.cceeding in having the middle and working classes around the world participating in this remarkable global growth. gdp is up everywhere in the world. corporate profitability is up. share prices despite today are generally up. over the last, you know, 30, 40 years in good numbers. the average worker saying where's my piece of this? and that's the frustration that's leading to some of these populi populist, nativisist movements around the world. >> the frustrations are felt around the world. ali velshi, live in davos, switzerland. i'll keep the seat warm for you. >> reporter: thank you, friend. >> that wraps up this hour for me. thank you for watching. "deadline white house" with nicolle wallace starts right now. >>> hi, everyone. it's 4:00 in new york. if he wanted to end the russia investigation, this was a diabolical way to do it. the self-proclaimed law and order president has effectively brought the wheels of justice to a grinding halt with his self-created, self-perpetrated governm

here about the state of the world where do we stand and where do we have to move on climate, sustainable developmentl remember, we have agreed to eradicate all power by 2030 and we're not on track world economic forum being the national organization for public, private corporations that we also mobilize business for the climate, for inclusivity and also for poverty eradication. we cannot meet that with also having the business sector on board. >> how worried are you that so many governments are not on board with climate control >> we have to introduce more technologies working for this. then i think we have to put the price on carbon. without it, we will not see the market economy sufficiently working in that direction. look what you can achieve if you also use the right technologies. today, solar power, solar is one tenth of what it cost ten years ago. just imagine if you can have those breakthroughs when it comes to carbon capture and storage. just imagine how we can have breakthroughs if we can use hydro in a different way in moving our vehicles. so, this is one of the main topics here at our ann

that each institutional ask itself what can we do better differently in order to get to the sustainable development goals in twenty thirty to achieve those goals plus the climate change goals as well now i think in the case of germany and shown great leadership with a compact with africa for example in the g twenty context to show that you can have a bottom up approach to each of these countries to try and define what reforms need what investments they need and that shows international institutions adapting i think much more to the chinese on the ground rather than saying well we know all the answers in the headquarters and this is what you've got to do and i think that's a sort of institutional reform and change modernization and the chancellor merkel i think is rightly asking for so much about the year of the european bank for reconstruction and development will follow the head and their course ahead for your institution thank you very much and that's all from that was for now back to you stephen. thank you javier back to fill with more news thank you very much the same as so proceed turkey is cu

but also sustainable development in climate. in the economics and environment we wish to set the course and also the pace for those areas that are responsible for. prosperity and wealth. in our countries we don't know if we can only i'm foster social cohesion is we're successful in the economic field if culture gives us the ad to breathe if we are successful in education and professional training when the world is not asleep and this promise that europe gave in the year two thousand to be a continent leading in the world is a promise that we have not been able to fulfill but we have to do so in many areas we wish to comp to complete the european single market we have wish to set up a true european digital market out the research areas have to be coordinated present play in the area of artificial intelligence we have to develop joint platforms these are about a few. of the tasks that are ahead integration a franco german economic area of the treaty sets out with common you know as well that means a lot of walk ahead of us it mean

strong defense, smart diplomacy and sustainable development. these are the three pillars. and thanks to the dedication and courage of our troops and our diplomats and the exhaustive work of many others, who serve from their heart, in far away place, we have been -- we ought to be very grateful that our country has been kept safe from attack. there is always a however. however. real risk remains. northern iraq and syria are places where isis and other dark forces could regenerate. iran meddles and frustrates peace throughout the region. the united states relationship with saudi arabia is under severe scrutiny in light of our intelligence findings that implicated the saudi crown prince in the murder of an american-based saudi journalist. we also face risk from various actors gaining access to increasingly powerful, yet more nimble and mobile, nuclear capabilities. madam speaker, i lead the nuclear security working group in congress. we had a very important dialogue with the administrator of the national nuclear security administration as we closed out the last congress to di

his is the center for the sustainable engagement and development. we have rain gardens here. we help communities how to build rain gardens. walso have a orchard. you see over here, we e lemons. get us one off here. after katrina, you had all these toxins from the water, so that went into the soil, and that's all over the lower ninth ward and probably lot in louisiana. evidently, the process of going through the trees to bear fruit, it doesn't come into the fruit. also, we recommend above-bed gardens where you can put fresh soil to give you crops that arnot tainted with that poi. what we've ied to do is help with the community to first educate them because they get confused about, you know, is wimate change a political issue. is it reajust try to give them the facts. then we try show how they can be advocates for how we adapt that climate. tucker: if we don't do something, all this beauty of new orleans that everybody loves, tourists come down to see, they'll king at just water. that's it. williams: the plan we've relied on believes that we can fight water, and if you've ever

the community also has the support of a team of architects who developed a sustainable model home forit's made of stone and ward rather than plastic and sheet metal seven families live here. this is. the generals among them are going more met his wife and their two children. before and i have window. because in the past i don't have. the. change well i'm not saying that. it's not important but. the more important. social responsibility sustainable water management the people often call have shown what's possible the community has become a model of clean and green living now the neighborhood enjoys state support. the hopes. starting to understand that when it comes to ensuring the city's survival the urban poor. are part of the solution not the problem. that's all from us this time we're back next week and we'd love to hear from you in the meantime check us out on facebook. and saying the same message that oh you can write to us via e-mail global three thousand it d.w. dot com see an extra week. what's coming up for the book display you'll have plenty to talk about fear. mongers legal

achieving sustained and healthy economic development. risks ishrase possible understatement. trade war with the.s. continues. all the evidence is that manufacturers, shoppers, are very nervous. there is always deep suspici bout china's official figures, that almost always match precisely the goverent targets. even if the true numbers are lower, china's leaders have acknowledged they need to do something to try to manage a that's here and which that made a lot worse if trade war goes on. bbc news shanghai. >> those tensions between the and china comat a symbolic time. it was 40 years ago this month established des diplomatic relations and business and trade began to flourish. was among the first group of chinese students to study in the u.s. p.a.g., a private equity firm in asia. biography tracksis him to the top of the business world. i spoke with him earlier. >> thank you very much indeed joining how closely has your own success the rise of china? >> i was -- went through all the ajor events in the modern history of china. my book my story about china, erica. but i basically