CONFERENCE / ICISDG’23

“The Brundtland Report (1987) states" development that meets the needs of the present generation without compromising the ability of future generations to meet their own needs is sustainable development." Considering the deteriorating lifestyle, well-being, and destruction caused to the earth, after careful attention to detail and existing discrepancies, gaps, and irregularities, the United Nations prepared Agenda 2030 for a global transformation that can heal the world and improve its place to live. Sustainable Development Goal 3 aims to improve the health and well-being of individuals from all walks of life and all age groups in both developed and developing countries with a special emphasis laid on the following: Mortality, Rising Population, Climate Change, Disease Outbreaks, Unhealthy and Sedentary Lifestyle, Social Inequalities, Urbanization and Communicable and Non-Communicable Chronic Diseases. These burdens not only impact mankind but also the flora, fauna, and environment as a whole. Our research concentrates on identifying and uncovering the causes behind the prevalence of drug abuse among decadent and broken youngsters, the rising mortality rates, the unknown sources of STDs, the incidence of maternal deaths, the unavailability of global healthcare facilities, and rapid environmental contamination that affect the living beings. As a result, there lies a need to address these burdens at the earliest to avoid further degradation and deterioration that can turn the earth into a massive graveyard. The study aims to not only identify the causes but also lay forward measures that can be implemented to tackle the rising problems that deprive mankind of leading complete life.