Blog Post 8 - Israel

Welcome to my last and final blog! For this blog we will cover the country of Israel. This country is on a mission to better the health and well-being of everyone in their country. Let’s take a look! To begin, citizens in Israel can sign up as members for a health maintenance organization, this gives them the right to receive any type of medical services that they may need. The first target in their agenda is maternal and child health, they have a pretty low rate due to the fact that they provide benefits to them starting from the age of 3 all the way up until they reach grade 12. These services are guaranteed by the National Health insurance or NHI for short. They have also free universal preventive pediatric care also known as PPC, “this includes immunizations, growth and developmental surveillance, anticipatory guidance, breastfeeding support, screening for postpartum depression.” (National review Israel, 2019). This type of support is essential in woman’s life and their families because transitioning into motherhood is a new experience and having the guidance can make it an easier transition. They would also like to lower the rate of tuberculosis in their country and this is why they have created the Israeli National TB Program. Another target they would like to reach is increase treatment for substance abuse. This was the first time I see a country address different substance abuse, and they are teaming up with different organizations to reach their goal. The ministry of labor social affairs and social services was created in order to look after patients and make sure they get the help they need such as rehabilitation and substance detox. Moreover, they will need to monitor this SDG. They plan on doing this by working with Israel’s Central Bureau which will develop new indicators that measure “sustainability and resilience” (United Nations development group, 2015). They have also established a program known as the National Program for hospitals in order to measure the quality of care. This will help them collect data and give them an insight of what could be improved as well as what has worked out. The cost of implementing this agenda will be around 4,421.5 million US dollars. Some of this money will be invested in the World Health Organization and fighting diseases that might come around. 

Furthermore, Israel is also focused on climate change, this is because climate change also contributes to the health of their citizens. It is estimated that in 2017 around 2,240 people died because of air pollution and because of this they have implemented the Clean Air Law. The objective of this law is to reduce the pollution that certain things may cause such as transportation and other fossil fuel energy. This SDG is important in the country, but it would not be considered an issue because they have been taking the necessary steps to improve the countries health. The resources they have to reach this goal, is teaming up with the Grand Challenges Program which focuses on human health and improving it. This is currently being addressed by the country and it is considered a priority as well. 

Resources:

Implementation of the Sustainable Development Goals. (2019) National Review Israel [PDF file]. Retrieved from

https://sustainabledevelopment.un.org/content/documents/23576Israel_SDG_VNR_final.pdf

United Nations development group. (2015) Planning, implementation, follow-up and review of the sustainable development goals [PDF file]. Retrieved from
https://www.unece.org/fileadmin/DAM/sustainable-development/Israel_Regional_SDG_Survey.pdf

Work Health Assembly Day 3: WHO priorities aligned with the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). (20217, May 26). Retrieved from
http://www.euro.who.int/en/countries/israel/news/news/2017/05/world-health-assembly-day-3-who-priorities-aligned-with-the-sustainable-development-goals-sdgs

Israel .:. Sustainable Development Knowledge Platform. (n.d.). Retrieved from 
https://sustainabledevelopment.un.org/memberstates/israel

Images:

Map of Israel in cartoon style vector image one VectorStock. Retrieved from
https://www.vectorstock.com/royalty-free-vector/map-of-israel-in-cartoon-style-vector-9729630

Chapter 16 ~ Eastern Mediterranean - ppt video online download. (n.d.). Retrieved from
https://slideplayer.com/slide/10834822/

Blog Post 7 - France

Bonjour! For this week we will be covering the country France. France has already accomplished a few targets already. Let’s take a look! Within the sustainable development goals, they have achieved a high standard of living and quality of life, unemployment rate has gone down to 10.2% which is below average, and they have developed a social security system that protects people living in France from social risks. Although they have done a lot, there is still more to be done to accomplish SDG 3, good health and well-being. Some of the goals they would like to complete or at least improve by 2030 are “Maintain a high level of healthy, long life expectancy and well-being, achieve universal health coverage and easy access to healthcare, eradicate environmental health risk inequalities, work to end the major epidemics (HIV/AIDS, tuberculosis, malaria), and achieve equal access for all to healthcare and health services.” (Sustainable Development goals, 2016). 
Some of the actions they have taken to implement these targets are in the following ways: The government in France has started making savings, in order to be able to reimburse social security accounts which will allow people so seek healthcare and in the future lower the price of medicine for people to have access to them. They also have the regional healthcare pact, which launched in December back in 2012, the exciting part about this is that it promotes doctors to establish their offices in underserved area. This is great because there are many communities who are unable to seek medical attention due to the fact many clinics are far away. France is also part of the global fun to fight AIDS, Tuberculosis, and Malaria. 

They know how important it is to continue to fund these types of organizations to continue to fight against these diseases and lower them as well. From 2017 to 2019, France has donated 1.08 billion euros to this organization. They have also contributed to “GAVI, the vaccine alliance about 465 million euros between 2016 and 2017.” (France Diplomatie). They would also like to provide services to maternal, child, and teens which is why they have created different healthcare services as well as contributed 500 million euros. To keep track of their progress, France is working towards creating indicators that will monitor and track the SDG’s. They will be authorized by the UN General Assembly sometime in the future. 

France has established the Healthcare innovation investment fund; they have a budget of 340 million euros which will go towards to creating projects and promoting healthcare innovations. This will also go towards the Strategic Advisory Board on the Health Industries to “disseminate innovations and monitor antibiotic resistance.” (Sustainable Development Goals, 2016). They also face challenges, like climate change, that can affect the health of many. Because of this, they have implemented the National Environmental Health Plan, this plan is designed to reduce air and water pollution. This SDG is an issue and a priority for the country which is why they are relying on other resources to reach SDG3. One of the is the Health Act, which was created by the French public health agency, this health act wants to increase patients’ rights and safety. What does this mean? It means that any information pertaining to the patients will remain confidential, this will build trust among the patients encouraging them to seek medical attention. They also have protection for all, which is known as PUMA, this guarantees health care coverage for working residents if they were to get sick or pregnant. If France continues to implement these strategies, as well as new ones they will be able to reach their goal and improve the health of many.

Sources:

Sustainable Development Goals. (2016) Report on the Implementation by France [PDF file]. Retrieved from

https://sustainabledevelopment.un.org/content/documents/10726Report%20SDGs%20France.pdf

Ministére de l’Europe et des Affaires étrangères. (n.d). SDG 3.

Good helath and well-being. Retrieved from

https://www.diplomatie.gouv.fr/en/french-foreign-policy/development-assistance/the-international-development-agenda/article/sdg-3-good-health-and-well-being

Universal health protection (PUMa), a system available to expats residing in France. (n.d.). Retrieved from

https://fr.april-international.com/en/schengen-visa-coming-france/universal-health-protection-puma-system-available-expats-residing

Images:

Kembaren04, A. (n.d.). Map of France - France Tourist Map, Free Transparent Clipart - ClipartKey. Retrieved from

https://www.clipartkey.com/view/mowmwm_map-of-france-france-tourist-map/

Diplomacy, F. (2018, July 24). #AIDS2018 | France participates in the International AIDS Conference in Amsterdam (23-27 July).Retrieved from

https://twitter.com/francediplo_EN/status/1021762167652196354

Gavi Image (2016). Retrieved from

https://www.who.int/immunization/sage/meetings/2016/april/SFB_SAGE_2016_FINAL.pdf?ua=1

Blog Post 6 - Australia

In this blog we will cover the country that is known for having Koalas and Kangaroos! Australia! Not only are they known for having cute animals, but for being a country that takes health seriously and is considered to be one of the countries that has a rather healthy population. Although, having a healthy population is great, there is always room for improvement; which is why we will be talking about the different strategies they have to improve SDG 3 health and well-being. To begin, Australia is a member of the World Health Organization. Australia supports the right for everyone to have access to health regardless of who is requesting it. The first item they would like to address is the gap between Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Australians and non- Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Australians. It is estimated that “Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Australians have a life expectancy about 10 years shorter than non-Indigenous Australians.” (Australian SDGs Hub for Business) In order to decrease this gap, they have created the National Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Health Plan. This plan is to help those who need medical attention as well as inform them about health and hopefully increase the life expectancy. Other measures they have taken is having bare packaging for their tobacco products. This has resulted in a decrease in daily smoking, in 2003 it dropped to 22.3% and in 2014-2015 it dropped down to 14.7%. They have also developed a vaccine called the “Human Papillomavirus vaccine, a vital step forward in women’s health.” (Sustainable Development, 2018.) They would also like to target non-communicable diseases such as obesity, harmful consumption of alcohol, and physical inactivity. Because of this, they have created the Australian Chronic Disease Prevention Alliance. This campaign creates programs and promotes them, helping the community learn about all of these diseases and how to prevent them; or if they have any of these conditions how to look after themselves. 

To keep monitor this SDG and other SDG’s they have created an online SDG platform, which tracks national progress. “The site titled, 'Transforming Australia,' houses a collection of data with an emphasis on the Goals and indicators most relevant to Australia.” (SDG Knowledgeable Hub, 2018.) It is not clear how much they plan to invest, but they have already funded 10 billion dollars per year since 2016 to assist in housing. It is estimated that 25% of the people being helped by this fund have mental health issues. Among other things that are affecting Australians health and well-being is climate change. Australia has intense and frequent heatwaves which affects the health of many. They have created a strategy called “Urban greening which is one low-cost strategy authorities have identified that has considerable benefits for the environment, economy and the health and wellbeing of residents.” (Sustainable Development, 2018.) The resources that they have in order to reach this goal consist of different organizations such as beyondblue and lifeline Australia, a mental health first aid also known as MHFA. They also have a global fund to fight Aids, Tuberculosis and Malaria, it is known as the United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA).  The SDG 3 is currently being addressed by Australia and it is considered a priority. 

Sources:

Sustainable Development. (2018). Report on the implementation of the sustainable development goals [PDF file]. Retrieved from

https://sustainabledevelopment.un.org/content/documents/20470VNR_final_approved_version.pdf

Australian SDGs Hub For Business. (n.d.). Retrieved from

http://www.unglobalcompact.org.au/sdgs/non-business-advancing-the-sdgs/sdg-3

Iisd. (n.d.). Australias SDG Portal Targets Transformative Change: News: SDG Knowledge Hub: IISD. Retrieved from

https://sdg.iisd.org/news/australias-sdg-portal-targets-transformative-change/

Images:

Gleeson, J. (n.d.). Design a vector map packed with creatures and landmarks. Retrieved from

https://www.digitalartsonline.co.uk/tutorials/adobe-illustrator/design-vector-map/

Mental Health First Aid Training. (2019, September 30). Retrieved from

https://phynixinitiative.com.au/mental-health-first-aid-training/

Blog Post 5 - Canada

In today’s blog we will be talking about Canada and how they are implementing the 2030 sustainable developmental goal agenda. Canada is dedicated to implementing all of the SDG’s because they believe that in order for there to be progress each one must be addressed. 

Their agenda consists of a national strategy which involves working closely with all levels of the government, indigenous people, civil society and the private sector. They would like to reach out to everyone to make sure no one is left behind as well as insure their well-being. Health is something they would really like to improve in Canada. Ideally, they would like everyone to have the right to enjoy their health (mentally and physically) to the fullest. To start, they would like to address children’s health. Children are some of the individuals who are most vulnerable to different illnesses which is why they have created surveillance programs that will focus on different illnesses such as “congenital abnormalities, rare and emerging pediatric diseases, childhood cancers, injuries.” (International Institute for Sustainable Development, 2017). Other health concerns they have is chronic diseases such as cancer, chronic respiratory diseases and diabetes. It estimated that 65% of the population die from these types of diseases, therefore they have produced interventions to prevent chronic diseases. This has led them to look at common factors that lead to these chronic diseases which are “unhealthy eating, physical inactivity, tobacco, drug and alcohol use.”(International Institute for sustainable Development, 2017). They have come up with a strategy called Canada’s Healthy Eating Strategy to overcome this issue which includes banning certain items that have hydrogenated oils, regulating certain foods that are unhealthy and making sure that labels are present in front of the package to make people aware of what they are putting in their bodies. HIV, mental health, sexual and reproductive rights are targets they are also trying to improve. Another item they have addressed is the indigenous people that live in Canada. Canada would genuinely like to offer their help and any other type of resources to the indigenous people to make sure that they are also being looked after; because of this the prime minister of Canada has created a new Department of Indigenous Services Canada (ISC). With this they hope to increase their health outcomes by providing services they may need. 

Not only does Canada need resources to implement the agenda but they will also need some type of funding. It did not specify how much they intend to spend, but the report did say how much they have already funded to different organizations in order to achieve these targets. They have committed over $520 million for vaccines. Which will provide vaccines for those who need it the most. They have donated another $240 million to the Global Financing Facility for Every Woman Every Child. This organization intends to look after women and reduce the rate of children mortality. They must take other initiatives to continue providing the best health possible for the population, for example climate change is definitely something that has an impact and is currently an issue. They plan of keeping track of these SDG's by also "allocating new funds to establish an SDG unit. Which will ensure effective 2030 agenda coordination across federal departments and agencies." (Sustainable Development Knowledge, 2018). Pollution is considered one of the leading factors that contributes to early deaths. Canada has teamed up with an Air Quality Management System, with this they intend to lower pollution as well as lower deaths and hopefully see an improvement. This is currently being addressed in the country and it is certainly a priority because any type of measures can definitely lower the risk of affecting people’s health.

Some of the highlights for SDG indicators include:

•  chronic disease mortality rates have experienced a decreasing trend across most cities
• while suicide and self-inflicted injury mortality rates have increased across Canada, Canadian cities have seen an overall decline between 2001 to 2011
• Heavy drinking and rates in Halifax and Toronto decreased 2003 and 2014. (Sustainable Development, 2018).

Resources:

International Institute for Sustainable Development. (2017). Tracking the SDGs in Canadian Cities: SDG 3 [PDF file]. Retrieved from

https://www.iisd.org/sites/default/files/publications/tracking-sdgs-canadian-cities-sdg-3.pdf

Sustainable Development. (2018). Canada's Implementation of the 2030 agenda [PDF file]. Retrieved from

https://sustainabledevelopment.un.org/content/documents/20033CanadasVoluntaryNationalReviewENv6.pdf

Canada .:. Sustainable Development Knowledge Platform. (n.d.). Retrieved from
https://sustainabledevelopment.un.org/memberstates/canada

Images:

Dawn, A. (2018) [Image of colorful Canada Map] Retrieved from

https://www.etsy.com/listing/624965494/illustrated-map-of-canada-blue-8x10

[Image of Prime Minister with Chief Perry Bellegarde] Retrieved from

https://news.yahoo.com/top-aboriginal-chief-canadas-trudeau-words-easy-action-225327845.html?guccounter=1&guce_referrer=aHR0cHM6Ly93d3cuZ29vZ2xlLmNvbS8&guce_referrer_sig=AQAAAKAG-tm1nj49ZOijK-KpiPyDR_mWZzI0C8QSpDzIaIqOWpOxFbfnuxaMuxXyjNA7RayvQy8t9cCRkRmH3lP7BXV68M3s8MtXeWfuxglRPQe2TRrZ_uPY3fsrjAx4OI4iuthcoZ4iozQ-k4NCzLE0J9BhZDgpjH_LMyhVaDXj0uYf

Blog Post 4 - Spain

In today’s blog we will be learning about Spain and how they are working towards providing better health for their country. Spain is located in Europe and is considered the 52^nd largest nation in the world with 505,370 kilometers in total. (Where is Spain, 2015) Spain is known for its beautiful sight seeing locations and the many cities that tourists enjoy visiting. Although it is a beautiful country, they are still working on improving the well-being of their country. They have done a review of the SDG’s to have a better understanding what the situation is like in their country. 

They have reviewed the third SDG goal and have some things to improve. They have determined that they need to focus on creating new measures to “prevent and respond appropriately to disabilities, reducing their impact on individual health, and promoting quality of life and integration in the activities of society.” (Spain’s report for the 2018 voluntary national review) The have pointed out a few issues such as poor diet and other factors that are affecting the health of the population of different ages. They have come up with a few solutions to address these targets such as having campaigns on having healthy lifestyle. With this target they want to limit the use of alcohol, tobacco, and promote exercise. They also would like to have community interventions to inform the community about their health in hopes of lowering the rates of premature mortality and non-communicable diseases. Spain is working closely with the Council of the National Health System; when Spain comes up with a strategy on how they wish to approach a certain target they must get their approval, and once that is done, they are able to proceed with their plans. It is not clear what other resources they are relying on, but I assume that they are creating programs to focus on each target. 

In order to make sure that these SDG’s are being monitored 
they are working with a congress of deputies, who are in charge of making sure that targets are being met as accurately as possible. They have also created the “Millennium Fund in collaboration with the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP)”. (Spain’s report for the 2018 voluntary national review) It is not stated how much they intend to invest in this, but they are aware that different projects will need to be funded. 

Spain is conscious that there are many factors that contribute to the well-being of people, one of these factors is climate change; “urban pollution is an example of a situation producing negative impacts on health.” (Spain’s report for the 2018 voluntary national review) pollution can affect the health of many because it can cause many complications. This is an issue in Spain which is why they have approached this by encouraging people to be more aware and find ways to reduce pollution. They believe that by reducing pollution they can encourage the community to engage in more physical activities; which will help them reach their target. This sustainable development goal is a priority and it is currently being addressed in Spain. They are monitoring closely each SDG and making sure that they are doing everything they can to make sure that they are working towards a better country. 

Sources:

Where is Spain? (2015, October 2). Retrieved from 
https://www.worldatlas.com/eu/es/where-is-spain.html

Sustainable Development Goals. 

(2018). Spain’s Report For The 2018 Voluntary National Review [PDF file]. 

Retrieved from      https://sustainabledevelopment.un.org/content/documents/203295182018_VNR_Report_Spain_EN_ddghpbrgsp.pdf

[Image of España Sustainable Development] (2019). Retrieved From

http://reds-sdsn.es/dialogo-agenda-2030-espana-sustainable-development-report-2019

[Image SDG 3 - Good Health and Well-being - Statistics Explained] (2019). Retrieved from

https://ec.europa.eu/eurostat/statistics-explained/index.php?title=File:SDG_3_tachometer_2019.gif

Blog Post 3 - Belize

The country we will be focusing on is Belize. Belize is located on the Western edge of the Caribbean Sea. Like many other countries, Belize is a beautiful country with many natural wonders; and like most countries they are working hard to “end all forms of poverty, fight inequalities, and tackle climate change, while ensuring that no one is left behind.” (Belize-Sustainable development,2017.) They have come up with strategies to improve Goal #3 which is good health and well-being. They have created an outline of things they would like to improve by 2030. Among those things are, reduce the global maternal mortality ratio to less than 70 per 100,000 live birth rates; end preventable death of newborns and children under 5 years of age, end the epidemics of AIDS, tuberculosis, malaria and other communicable diseases; promote mental health and well-being, strengthen the prevention and treatment of substance abuse, and provide health coverage for most. They have a lot of targets that they would like to achieve by 2030 and in order to do this they will have to monitor the SDG. They are working closely with the Ministry of Health. Through the Ministry of Health, they have suppliers who will supply them with vaccines and anything that they may need. This will help vaccinate and treat those who truly need it. By having the resources, they need they will be able to improve the health and reach their target.  They have also developed a Drug Inspectorate Unit to monitor pharmaceutical and manufacturing activities in Belize. (Belize-Sustainable development,2017. ) This is important, because they will be able to keep track of what is being used and who is using it. The Government of Belize has increased the amount of funds that is needed in order to expand their health. In order to make this possible the Ministry of Health, has increased the budget to 6% of gross domestic product. This will help in providing the funds they need in order to train staff, have workshops, conferences, and seminars. This will help them reach out and inform others about their health. Although they have come up with approaches to better their health, they also need to focus on climate change and how this may affect their approaches. Between 1998 and 2017 it estimated that more than one million people died, and about four billion were injured due to climate change. (UNDP in Belize.) 

They have come up with a resolution to help with climate change, they want to raise funds in order to help those countries with lower resources and assist them in adapting to climate change as well as helping them invest in low-carbon development. This could be an issue for the country, because if climate change is not addressed not only will SDG #3 affected, but other SDG’s will also be affected. Belize is working closely with the Department of the Environment who are trying to control the pollution in that country.Countries must rely on resources to accomplish reaching the goals they have set. Some of the resources that Belize is counting on is the ministry of health, the ministry of education, and the national drug abuse control council. They are all working together to educate those who have little not no knowledge about their health, they are specifically focused on teaching children and young adults about their health. This sustainable development goal is currently being addressed by the country; they are trying to find solutions to the challenges they are facing in order for there to be an improvement. This goal is currently a priority along with SGD’s 1,5, and 14. 

Sources:

Belize’s Voluntary National Review for the sustainable development goals. (2017). Belize – Sustainable Development- the United Nations [PDF file]. Retrieved from 

https://sustainabledevelopment.un.org/content/documents/16389Belize.pdf

Goal 13: Climate Action: UNDP in Belize. (n.d.). Retrieved from

https://www.bz.undp.org/content/belize/en/home/sustainable-development-goals/goal-13-climate-action.html

[Cartoon of Well being Sustainable goal 3] (2018). Retrieved from

https://sensetribe.com/2018/09/25/sdg3-wellbeing/

Plant, I. (2013). [Photograph Middle Silke Caye, Gladden Spit and Silke Cayes Marine Reserve] Retrieved from
https://www.popphoto.com/belize/2013/05/traveling-photographer-belize/

Blog Post 2 - Mexico

In today’s blog we will be looking at Mexico’s agenda and how they are addressing Sustainable Development Goal, good health and well-being. Like many other countries within the United Nations they have an agenda that would like to implement by 2030. They have 169 targets they would like to address that involve all of the sustainable development goals. At the end of 2015 they started implementing techniques from the agenda. The president has already gotten in contact with many local governments to talk about different ways to implement SDG’s in their programs. Things that need to be done going forward is prioritizing, coordinating, monitoring, and evaluating different methods to make sure that the SDG’s are being fulfilled. (Implementing the 2030 Agenda in Mexico. 2018) Some of the ways they have implemented methods to achieve the third goal is by improving neonatal care and facilitating access. With this they plan to reduce mortality rates in newborns. They would like to provide mother and babies with “positive airway pressure therapy, surfactants for respiratory distress syndrome, oxygen therapy, breastfeeding, and skin-to-skin care.” ( González-Pier, E,. Barraza-Lloréns, M., Beyeler, N., Jamison, D., Knaul, F., Lozano, R., Sepúlveda, J. 2016, August 30 )

To look after the rest of the population, they want to implement new policies as well as build on existing ones. For example, they want to raise taxes on certain items, such as tobacco, sweet beverages, and high calorie processed food. By rising taxes on these items, they want to push their community to make better life choices. In order to monitor this SDG and make sure that it is working, they have come up with a system called Performance Evaluation System (PES). Through this program, they want to make sure that the indicators that they want to reach are achieved. It has not been specified how much Mexico intends to spend, but it is estimated that they will need the government funding of 5%. Another obstacle they might run into is climate change. In order for the community to have good health they need to start looking after the environment they live in. Different areas can affect the way they live their life and climate change can easily influence that. This is an issue for the country because they need to focus in communities where they lack health services and provide more for them. They have resources that they are relying on in order to reach their goals. They have joined with National Crusade against Hunger and other programs that will be working with the government to provide social services for low-income communities. Furthermore, this SDG is being addressed in the country and it is considered a priority. I believe that by addressing this goal they want to make a change in their country by helping those who truly need it. Health should be offered to everyone regardless of their income. Mexico, like other UN countries, is taking into consideration their nation's health and that is a great first step in providing health resources for them. 


Sources:

González-Pier, E,. Barraza-Lloréns, M., Beyeler, N., Jamison, D., Knaul, F., Lozano, R., ...

Sepúlveda, J. (2016, August 30). Mexico's path towards the Sustainable Development Goal for health: an assessment of the feasibility of reducing premature mortality by 40% by 2030. Retrieved from 

https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S2214109X16301814

Implementing the 2030 Agenda in Mexico. (2018). Retrieved from

https://www.un.org/development/desa/dspd/wp-content/uploads/sites/22/2018/05/16-1.pdf

Investing For Sustainable Development: How Does Mexico Invest in the Sustainable Development Goals. (n.d.). Retrieved from

https://www.transparenciapresupuestaria.gob.mx/work/models/PTP/Presupuesto/Documentos_anteriores/mexico_sdg.pdf

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Photograph  Peaceboatusoffice, & Peaceboatusoffice. (2015, November 10). Murals in Mexico for Sustainable Development. Retrieved from https://peaceboatusoffice.wordpress.com/2015/11/10/murals-in-mexico-for-sustainable-development/