Objective:

Raise awareness and take small, actionable steps to support specific SDGs in daily life.

Steps:

1. Divide into Groups:
   Split participants into groups, each representing one SDG (e.g., SDG 3: Good Health and Well-being or SDG 13: Climate Action).

2. Research and Brainstorm:
   Each group spends 20-30 minutes learning about their SDG and brainstorming one practical, local action they can take to support it. For example:

   • SDG 6: Clean Water and Sanitation – Organize a cleanup drive at a local waterbody.
   • SDG 12: Responsible Consumption and Production – Conduct a "zero-waste day" campaign in school.

3. Create a Plan:
   Groups outline how they will implement their action in real life. For instance, if the action is a cleanup drive, the plan might include gathering supplies, creating posters, and setting a schedule.

4. Present the Idea:
   Each group presents their SDG, what they learned, and their action plan to the rest of the participants.

5. Take Action:
   Over the next week or month, groups carry out their plans, document their progress with photos or journals, and share their outcomes.

6. Reflection:
   After completing the activity, discuss:

   • What challenges did they face?
   • How did their actions impact the community?
   • What could they do next to further support their SDG?

Materials Needed:

• Posters or digital slides for presentations
• Internet or books for research
• Basic supplies for the planned actions (if applicable)
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