                      With almost eight billion people on the planet, all living and working, there's bound to be a lot of waste and strain on natural resources. All this waste has huge negative impacts on the environment and our health. But what if there was a way to reduce the amount of waste and pollution in the environment?                                 

Sustainable consumption production

Responsible consumption and production

Energy

Affordable and clean energy

Inequality

Reduced inequalities

Cities

Sustainable cities and communities

 Almost eight billion people live in the world, each with their own stories and experiences. What if you could get to know the people of the world? What if the world were a village of only one hundred people? What languages would they speak? Where would they be from? Would they be primarily men or women? Children or elderly? How much education would they have? What would their lives be like? Let's find out...

100 People Project 

The 100 People Foundation helps students to better understand the complex issues facing our planet and the resources we share. By framing the global population as 100 people, global education becomes more engaging and effective, and improves students' abilities to remember and relate to what they learn. Teachers from schools on every continent have used this framework to enrich their lesson plans and engage students in learning about the world population — starting with their neighborhood. Through this process of statistically and visually bridging the local with the global, students develop an equalizing and expansive framework for seeing the people they share the planet's resources with and for activating their role as global citizens. Source www.100people.org