Globalization and Sustainable Development

Over the past few decades, there was opposition to the support for the ability of globalization to ensure a sustainable future. The authors have demonstrated that they can not explain social and corporate constraints in dealing with economic growth, such as traditional business indicators and state asset metrics (GDP) used by most global companies . And environmental problems (Byrnea & Gloverb, 2002).

"Sustainable development meets current needs without sacrificing the ability of future generations to meet their needs." Sustainable development, as a guiding principle for long-term global development, includes economic development, social development, It includes three pillars of environmental protection "(http: // www .uncsd2012.org /). In September 2015, the government and government leaders agreed to adopt the "Agenda for Sustainable Development in 2030" to put the world on the path of sustainable development. The global development agenda includes 17 sustainable development targets and sustainable development targets that set out quantitative social, economic and environmental goals for sustainable development. "2030 Agenda" promises to achieve these goals by 2030.

In 2015, in order to improve people's lives by 2030, the global community has adopted 17 global sustainable development goals. Sustainable development goals are a comprehensive and comprehensive approach to sustainable development, with hunger, malnutrition and poverty at the center of the issue. WFP is a sustainable development objective for zero hunger and public-private partnership aimed at eradicating hunger by 2-2030 Two 17 global sustainable development targets for sustainable development objective 17 It is consistent with. The World Food Program is the world's largest humanitarian organization fighting global starvation, providing food aid in emergency situations and working with local communities to improve nutrition and resilience. Due to the continuing conflict, more than half of WFP's budget is spent in the Middle East and the Arab world. WFP is providing food and cash assistance to millions of people in Yemen, Syria and Iraq and is supporting the reconstruction of the lives of Syrian refugees in neighboring countries