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Below you will find all 20 sponsoring associations of the alliance.
With a click on the logo you will be redirected to the website of the respective club
Our wish was to digitize and expand the already existing analog Wheel of Fortune on the 17 Sustainable Development Goals in order to make it accessible to the public and more flexible overall. To make the design as inclusive as possible, easy and difficult questions were developed for different age groups and a translation of the content into English was made. In addition, the pictures from Stuttgart, which correspond to the content of the questions, make the quiz seem more lively, attractive and tangible. Through the playful approach, with the essential tasks for our future, society should be sensitized to the various topics of sustainability and the understanding of the interrelationships between them facilitated. |  |
This SDG online quiz could be financed with the help of a successful crowdfunding campaign by Stadtwerke Stuttgart and with support from fairplaid project coaches.
On behalf of the entire alliance, we would like to thank all donors as well as the municipal utilities and fairplaid for their help in implementing this project.
We would also like to express our gratitude to the public supporters!
Alexandra Joerger-Marhabi | Ars Narrandi e.V. | Giovane Elber Foundation | Andreas Wenzel |
vhs stuttgart | Climate and Environment Alliance Stuttgart | Astrid Ley | EZBET e.V. |
German United Nations Association (LV Baden-Württemberg)
Collaboration:
Paulina Hertzsch, Esma Kizilaslan, Joanna Vafiadis, as well as Dieter Bareis, Vincent Grgic, Julia Keilbach, Martina Merklinger, Sophie Mok, Daria Tusupow
FURTHER INFORMATION
This page contains links to websites where you can find a lot of further information on all sustainability topics. Likewise, we refer to regional and global institutions that are related to the respective SDG.
General information on the 17 Sustainable Development Goals of the 2030 Agenda:
For children and teenagers:
SDG 1 - No poverty
eva - Evangelical Society Stuttgart e.V.
SDG 2 - No hunger
foodsharing cafe caterpillar immersatt
For children and teenagers:
SDG 3 - Health and well-being
Social services and counseling
SDG 4 - Quality education
Adult Education Center Stuttgart
Education for sustainable development
Welthaus Stuttgart e.V. - Global Classroom
Dachverband Entwicklungspolitik Baden-Württemberg
Catholic Education Center Stuttgart
For children and teenagers:
SDG 5 - Gender equality
Ministry of Social Affairs Baden-Württemberg
Lesbian and Gay Association BW
SDG 6 - Clean water and sanitation
Environmental Handbook Stuttgart: Drinking Water
SDG 7 - Affordable and clean energy
SDG 8 - Decent work and economic growth
For children and teenagers:
Wirtschaftsjunioren Stuttgart e.V.
SDG 9 - Industry, innovation and infrastructure
German Society for Sustainable Building
Cargo Bike Initiative Stuttgart
Urban Planning Institute Stuttgart
For children and teenagers:
SDG 10 - Reduce inequalities
Initiativgruppe Homosexualität Stuttgart e.V.
SDG 11 - Sustainable cities and communities
Repair instead of throwing away
Association for Sustainability Stuttgart
SDG 12 - Sustainable consumption and production
VALUE:BREAD
SDG 13 - Climate protection
Climate and Environment Alliance Stuttgart (KUS)
For children and teenagers:
SDG 14 - Life under water
SDG 15 - Life on land
For children and teenagers:
SDG 16 - Peace, justice and strong institutions
For children and teenagers:
SDG 17 - Partnerships to achieve the goals
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Please select a question on SDG
Question for smart kids aged 7 years and older
What does the abbreviation SDG stand for?
Die Abkürzung SDG steht für "Sustainable Developement Goal", was übersetzt bedeutet: Ziel für nachhaltige Entwicklung.
Into which thematic areas can the 17 SDGs be divided?
Die 17 SDGs stellen eine weltweite Agenda zur nachhaltigen Entwicklung von sozialen, wirtschaftlichen und ökologischen Zielen dar. Diese sollen dazu dienen, weltweit menschenwürdiges Leben zu ermöglichen.
https://www.welthaus-stuttgart.de/Which organization adopted the 2030 Agenda in 2015?
Die Vereinten Nationen legten im September 2015 im Rahmen der Generalversammlung die "Sustainable Development Goals", auch bekannt als "Agenda 2030", fest. Diese sollen bis 2030 durch Mitarbeit aller Staaten und Menschen umgesetzt werden.
https://sdgs.un.org/goalsWhat do the 17 SDGs advocate?
Es gibt insgesamt 17 SDGs, also nachhaltige Entwicklungsziele, die sozusagen einen Fahrplan für eine lebenswerte Zukunft mit mehr Frieden und Gerechtigkeit darstellen.
https://sdg-entdecker.de/https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nRiC7QtAjLsPlease select a question on SDG 1 - no poverty
Question for smart kids aged 7 years and older
What percentage of Stuttgart residents live in relative poverty? (This describes poverty in relation to a person's respective social environment).
13-15% of all people live in relative poverty, including every 5th child. Those most affected are the sick and the elderly, low-income earners and the unemployed, large families and single parents.
https://foodsharing.de/https://solawis.de/How many people in Stuttgart are homeless?
3700 people in Stuttgart are homeless and the tendency is increasing. The most common places for homeless people to stay are: Paulinenbrücke, Schlosserstraße, the winter emergency shelter on Hauptstätter Straße, editorial offices of the street newspaper "Trott-war" and the bean quarter at Leonhardskirche.
What is the difference between relative and absolute poverty?
A person is in "absolute poverty" if he or she cannot afford to satisfy his or her basic economic and social needs. "Relative poverty" describes poverty in relation to a person's respective social and societal environment.
https://www.vesperkirche.de/Where are there the most working children in the world?
In sub-Saharan Africa, most children, around 72 million, have to work. Over the past 20 years, the numbers had declined significantly, but due to the Corona pandemic, the risk of child labor is rising again.
Please select a question on SDG 2 - zero hunger
Question for smart kids aged 7 years and older
There was a great famine in Stuttgart in 1816. The end of the famine in 1818 was celebrated with a big festival. It has been held in Stuttgart every year since then. What is the name of the festival?
Since the first (Cannstatt) folk festival, there has been a towering column, decorated with many fruits, grains and vegetables, to commemorate the agricultural origins of the festival.
https://foodsharing.de/https://solawis.de/https://www.tafel-stuttgart.de/How many people die each year in Germany due to malnutrition (too much fat, salt and sugar)?
It is about 160,000 people a year. In extreme contrast to this is the number of 811 million people currently suffering from hunger worldwide and two billion people suffering from malnutrition.
https://www.plattsalat.de/https://weltlaeden.de/stuttgart/https://www.raupeimmersatt.de/When does one officially speak of a famine in a country?
When the UN or the country's government declares famine based on certain criteria, such as emaciation, growth retardation, and child mortality. These criteria are used to calculate the World Hunger Index (WHI), which calculates the risk of famine in a country.
https://www.maerkte-stuttgart.de/https://www.schuettgut-stuttgart.de/Which of these foods are not vegetarian?
A vegetarian does not eat meat or fish, due to moral, religious, or health reasons.
https://www.slowmobil-stuttgart.de/Please select a question on SDG 3 - good health and well-being
Question for smart kids aged 7 years and older
How many people did not have health insurance in Germany in 2019?
In 2019, approximately 140,000 people in Germany did not have health insurance. The trend is rising. People with low incomes are particularly affected.
https://www.stuttgart.de/leben/gesundheit/gesundheitsberatung/sozialdienst.phphttps://www.stuttgart.de/vv/verwaltungseinheit/gesundheitsamt.phpBy how many years is life expectancy in Germany higher than in India?
Life expectancy in Germany is approximately 80.95 years on average, while in India it is 69.4 years. This is about 11.5 years less than in our country. Prerequisites for high life expectancy are, for example, good medical care, constant and balanced nutrition and a supply of drinking water.
https://www.lebenshilfe-stuttgart.de/What is the percentage of blood donors in Germany?
47% of all people in Germany have donated blood at some point, but only 3% are regular donors. The Corona pandemic resulted in a particular shortage of blood donations.
http://www.aidshilfe-stuttgart.de/index.php?article_id=709How many liters of water should a child drink a day?
A child should drink an average of 1 l of water a day. This is important because water transports nutrients and is needed for the body's metabolic processes. You often notice that you have drunk too little when you have a headache or are tired.
Please select a question on SDG 4 - quality education
Question for smart kids aged 7 years and older
How many students were there at the University of Stuttgart in 2022?
In the summer semester of 2022, 21,033 students will be studying in 61 bachelor's degree programs and 98 master's degree programs at the University of Stuttgart.
https://vhs-stuttgart.de/https://www.bne-portal.de/bne/de/home/home_node.htmlHow many people finished school in Stuttgart in 2019 without a secondary school leaving certificate?
In 2019, 324 learners finished school without a secondary school diploma. This can have many consequences, such as a job with low wages later on, higher vulnerability to unemployment, a high risk of poverty and the consequences that come with it
https://www.welthaus-stuttgart.de/globales-lernen/aktuelles/What was the percentage of illiterate people in Stuttgart in 2011?
In Stuttgart, 14.5% were functionally illiterate and 4.5% were totally illiterate in 2011 (a total of 7.5 million people). In the world, illiteracy affects approximately 781 million people, who often come from socially and familiarly difficult backgrounds and receive insufficient academic support at school.
https://www.deab.de/How many children worldwide cannot go to school?
More than 260 million children worldwide do not have the opportunity to go to school. Due to poverty, wars or other crises. Often, certain groups, for example girls or children with special needs, are excluded from schooling.
Please select a question on SDG 5 - gender equality
Question for smart kids aged 7 years and older
How many women have held the office of mayor in Stuttgart?
Until now, Stuttgart has not had a single female mayor. All city leaders, since 1799, have been male. However, there are women in Stuttgart City Hall who head a department as mayor: Mayor Isabel Fezer the Department of Youth and Education, Mayor Dr. Alexandra Sußmann the Department of Social Affairs and Social Integration.
https://www.frauen-helfen-frauen.eu/http://www.stuttgart-ist-bunt.de/Since when is a woman allowed to be gainfully employed in Germany without her husband's consent?
This has been regulated by law since 1977. Although women today have better opportunities than in the past, they continue to be paid less for the same work, are assigned management positions less frequently, and take on much of the unpaid child-rearing, household and care work.
https://ba-wue.lsvd.de/What is the percentage difference between the proportion of female executives at the first and second management levels in Baden-Württemberg in 2018? The second management level includes the management level below the executive board and management.
In Baden-Württemberg, the proportion of women in management positions has increased at the second management level, i.e., the management level below the executive board and management. Compared to 2012, women are visibly more likely to be found in management positions in 2018 (increase from 33.0% to 40.7%). However, only 25.8% of women reach the first management level. However, it can be seen that women are still hitting glass ceilings at the management level.
https://sozialministerium.baden-wuerttemberg.de/fileadmin/redaktion/m-sm/intern/downloads/Downloads_Familie/GesellschaftsReport-BW_3-2020.pdfIs there a difference in pocket money distribution?
Yes, a pocket money difference can be observed throughout childhood. Girls get on average 11% less than boys.
https://stuttgart-gegen-gewalt.de/Please select a question on SDG 6 - clean water and sanitation
Question for smart kids aged 7 years and older
How many liters of drinking water does a person in Germany consume on average per day?
Every person in Germany uses an average of 128 liters of water per day. This causes an annual wastewater volume of over 9 billion cubic meters of wastewater per year throughout Germany.
https://refill-deutschland.de/How much more water does a person in Germany use per day (in liters) compared to India?
In Germany, it is 125 liters per day per capita, while in India it is only 55 liters. This results in a difference of 70 liters per day.
http://www.umwelthandbuch-stuttgart.de/ernaehrung/14-ernaehrung/33-stuttgarter-trinkwasser.htmlHow many people worldwide do not have enough clean water?
2.2 billion people worldwide do not have regular access to clean water. Around 785 million people do not even have a basic supply of drinking water. Those most affected are people or families in the poorer regions of the world - and there especially in rural areas.
Where does the drinking water in Stuttgart come from?
From the Donauried and from Lake Constance.
https://www.stadtwerke-stuttgart.de/stadtwerke-stuttgart/ueber-die-stadtwerkestuttgart/Please select a question on SDG 7 - affordable and clean energy
Question for smart kids aged 7 years and older
What percentage of final energy consumption (electricity, transport, heat) was obtained from renewable energy sources throughout Germany in 2020?
In 2021, 20% of Germany's final energy consumption was covered by renewable energies. With a share of 55%, biomass is the most important renewable energy source, followed by wind power with 24%. The share of renewable energies in the electricity supply was 41%. (Source: Federal Environment Agency)
https://gofossilfree.org/de/How many tons of greenhouse gases could be saved in 2021 by using renewable forms of energy?
At 179 million metric tons, the amount of greenhouse gas emissions avoided has doubled in the last 10 years. Renewable energies are pushing hard coal and natural gas in particular out of the German energy mix.
https://www.ews-schoenau.de/What percentage of technically usable roof surfaces in Baden-Württemberg was equipped with a photovoltaic system in 2018?
In 2018, it was 14%. Since January 2022, there is an obligation for PV systems in new construction of a non-residential building.
In which area is the most energy consumed at home?
On average, 73% of the energy in private households is used for heating. Hot water (14%) and household appliances (8%) consume comparatively little energy.
https://weltlaeden.de/stuttgart/Please select a question on SDG 8 - decent work and economic growth
Question for smart kids aged 7 years and older
Since when has the Prostitute Protection Act been in force in Germany?
Since July 1, 2017, there is the law regulating the prostitution business and clear rules for the protection of persons engaged in prostitution.
What has been the statutory minimum wage in Germany since October 2022?
On June 3, 2022, the Bundestag decided that the statutory minimum wage for all employees* will be increased to 12 euros per hour as of October 1, 2022. On June 10, the law was confirmed by the Bundesrat.
The Global Slavery Index (GSI) measures involuntary labor (e.g. forced labor, illegal prostitution, child labor). Which SDG is directly violated by involuntary labor?
Since SDG 8 advocates for decent work and economic growth, this SDG is clearly being violated. The Global Slavery Index (GSI) estimates that there are about 167,000 modern slaves in Germany. Accordingly, 2 out of 1000 citizens belong to this group.
What is meant by "growing" the economy?
In the course of a year, a lot of things are produced, for example cars, toys and televisions. These are all so-called goods that have a certain value. The economic performance of a country is calculated from the values of the services and the goods. If this value (the gross domestic product) becomes larger, one speaks of economic growth.
https://wj-stuttgart.de/Please select a question on SDG 9 - industry, innovation and infrastructure
Question for smart kids aged 7 years and older
Haben Videokonferenzen im Vergleich zu Präsenz-Veranstaltungen eine positive CO2-Bilanz?
Laut Uni Freiburg sparen digitale Videokonferenzen im Vergleich zu regulär stattfindenden Veranstaltungen bis zu 99,5 % CO2 ein. Denn alleine ein Tag digitales Homeoffice in der Woche pro Arbeiter*in in Deutschland kann 1,6 Millionen Tonnen CO2 einsparen und den Pendelverkehr um etwa 10,9 Milliarden Personenkilometer reduzieren.
https://stuttgart.adfc.de/The city of Copenhagen spent approximately €35.60 per citizen per year on cycling. How much was spent per citizen in Stuttgart?
In Stuttgart it was only 5€ per year per person; bike network in Stuttgart ca.205km, in Copenhagen almost 450km, despite much smaller area.
https://www.dgnb.de/de/What is the difference in bike network length between Stuttgart and Copenhagen?
Despite the significantly smaller city area, Copenhagen's bicycle network of 450 kilometres is much better developed than the bicycle network in Stuttgart, which is only about 205 kilometres.
https://www.lastenrad-stuttgart.de/What is the most environmentally friendly way to go on vacation?
Traveling by public transportation is the most environmentally friendly. Air travel and cruises in particular should be avoided because they emit a lot of pollutants. In addition, the closer the vacation destination, the better. It also makes sense to travel locally by bus, train, bicycle or on foot.
https://www.genius-community.com/Please select a question on SDG 10 - reduced inequalities
Question for smart kids aged 7 years and older
What share of global wealth was owned by the richest 1.1% of the world's population in 2020?
It is 46%. The richest 10% own almost 80% of the wealth while the poorer 50% have only 1%.
https://www.forum-der-kulturen.de/How has the Corona pandemic affected the wealth of the richest people?
While the economy has slumped, the world's 2,700 billionaires have increased their fortunes by 60 percent during the Corona pandemic. Most added to their fortunes in the booming stock markets, increasing their wealth more than in the entire previous 14 years. This growth is unprecedented in history!
https://die-stadtisten.de/projekte/refugees-welcome-to-stuttgart/What is the percentage of assaults out of the 731 reported cases against gay men, trans* persons and lesbian women in Berlin from 2021?
731 cases of threats, insults and attacks against gay men, trans* persons and lesbian women were registered by the anti-violence project Maneo 2021 in Berlin. Mostly it was about threats and coercion (36%), bodily harm (30%) and insults (28%).
https://selbsthilfewoche-stuttgart.de/gruppen/ihs/On which continent are the ten poorest countries in the world located?
The ten poorest countries are all located on the continent of Africa. Burundi, Stuttgart's twin city, is the poorest country in the world due to its high population growth, wars and crises, and climate change, which particularly affects the African continent and is often the cause of hunger and poverty.
Please select a question on SDG 11 - sustainable cities and communities
Question for smart kids aged 7 years and older
Which statement is true? In Copenhagen....
The 20 bicycle counters in Copenhagen, showed a new record at the end of November 2016. There are about 265,700 bicycles in the city, while there are only about 252,600 cars. There are the bicycles are on the rise and space-consuming cars are becoming fewer.
What is the name of the non-profit organization based in Stuttgart that promotes sustainable construction?
The German Sustainable Building Council (DGNB) is the largest network for sustainable building in Europe and focuses on the conscious handling and use of existing resources as well as on minimizing energy consumption and preserving the environment.
https://zirkusmuttererde.de/What does the "mEin Stuttgart, mEine Welt" alliance stand for?
The alliance "mEin Stuttgart, mEine Welt" is committed to the 17 UN Sustainable Development Goals, their implementation in Stuttgart and the development of projects and mobilization for the co-design of the Agenda 2030.
https://www.stuttgart.de/fairtradeEspecially in cities, one consequence of climate change is rising temperatures and urban heat islands. Which of the measures does not contribute to cooling the cities?
To cool cities, there are many construction measures. Light coloured roofs and streets help to keep temperatures down: At a temperature of about 26°C, a dark roof can get as hot as 80°C, compared with 45°C for a light colour and as low as 29°C for a green roof. While not using pesticides helps animals, insects, and plants that live in green spaces, it does not help cool down cities.
Please select a question on SDG 12 - responsible consumption and production
Question for smart kids aged 7 years and older
How many tons of food are thrown in the garbage worldwide every year?
More than two-thirds of the 1.3 billion tons of food thrown away each year is still edible and could be used to feed around 2 billion people, i.e. far more than the 821 million people suffering from hunger. In Germany, 12 million tons are thrown away every year, which corresponds to 75 kg per capita.
https://schlechtmensch.de/Which of the following criteria supports the sustainable production of goods?
Fair working conditions, such as appropriate working hours and sufficient payment for employees, are a very important criterion for sustainable production. Other aspects also include the responsible use of resources, as well as transparency and fair dealings within the company.
https://www.glore.de/Concept-Stores/Stuttgart/What is behind the idea of the Stuttgart start-up "WERT:BROT" ?
"WERT:BROT" is a start-up company that processes rescued bread scraps into new baked goods and confectionery (including rolls, dumplings and cereal). In the meantime, WERT:BROT has expanded its focus and also rescues fruit and vegetables, from which jams or sauces are made.
https://www.wertbrot.de/How much food does a person in Germany throw away on average per year?
According to the study, each consumer throws away about 78 kilograms of food per year. Although the food ends up in the trash can, it causes environmental pollution (such as climate gases, energy consumption, and water and soil pollution).
Please select a question on SDG 13 - climate action
Question for smart kids aged 7 years and older
What is the day called when humanity has used up all the natural resources that the earth can provide within a year?
The day is called Earth Overshoot Day and fell on 28th of July in 2022. For comparison: During the pandemic, the day fell on the 22nd of August 2020, 29th of July in 2019 - and 1st of October in 1998.
https://greenwire.greenpeace.de/greenpeace-stuttgarthttps://kus-stuttgart.de/The city of Stuttgart has set aside a budget of 200 million euros for climate protection in the period 2020 to 2023. In which of the following areas has the most money been invested so far?
A total of 133 million euros will be spent on "Heating and electricity - efficiency in existing buildings and climate-friendly new construction. The largest share of 75 million euros will be spent on advisory and support programs to increase the rate of renovation in existing buildings.
https://www.bund-stuttgart.de/https://www.nabu-stuttgart.de/What measures, among others, has the city of Stuttgart taken to achieve climate neutrality by 2050?
The city wants to set new standards for its own new buildings: they should be climate-neutral, have a plus-energy standard, use solar energy and, if possible, be built using wood or wood-hybrid construction methods. The city is spending 20 million euros on this.
What never belongs in the organic waste garbage can?
Since cooking oil cannot decompose, it has no place in the organic waste garbage can. Small quantities can be disposed of in the residual waste, but larger quantities should be taken to the recycling centre.
https://www.nabu-stuttgart.de/kinder-und-jugend/kinder-und-jugendgruppen/naturschutzjugend-bw-naju/#gsc.tab=0Please select a question on SDG 14 - life below water
Question for smart kids aged 7 years and older
How many kilograms of fish per capita do Germans currently consume on average each year?
In Germany, this figure is around 15 kg per capita, and worldwide as much as 20 kg per year. In return, 80 million tons of fish are taken from the sea by humans every year. As a result, one third of fish stocks are overfished, in the Mediterranean even 90%.
What is not a reason for the poor conditions of our inland waters?
Pesticides from agriculture and discharge of sewage, along with straightening or drainage of streams and rivers, and dams and weirs that do not allow fish migration are reasons for the conditions of our inland waters.
https://fischratgeber.wwf.de/How many tons of plastic waste end up in our oceans every year?
Itis between 5 and 13 million tons per year. This is equivalent to one truck load per minute, and it should not be forgotten that more than 150 million tons of plastic waste are already floating in our oceans.
How long does it take for a plastic bottle to degrade in the ocean?
A plastic bottle takes about 450 years to degrade. But it can take several hundred to thousands of years for plastic to completely decompose. Before that, it just breaks down into smaller and smaller particles. These small, solid and water-unsolvable plastic particles under are called micro plastics and are a major problem because marine animals mistake them for food.
https://vhs-stuttgart.de/vhs-oekostation#c1527Please select a question on SDG 15 - life on land
Question for smart kids aged 7 years and older
How many species of wild bees are there in Baden-Württemberg?
In addition to the honey bee, there are over 460 different species of wild bees alone in Baden-Württemberg and as many as 580 across Germany. These also include the 37 species of bumblebee. These buzzing pollinators need a varied landscape and a sufficient supply of food and water sources as well as nesting sites. Currently, 60% (and rising) are on the Red List for endangered species.
How many different bird species are there in Stuttgart?
In total, up to 110 different bird species can be found in Stuttgart. Among them e.g. blackbird, sparrow, crow etc.
What is the daily increase in residential, industrial, commercial and transportation land in Germany?
Although the use of new settlement and transport areas has decreased in recent years, 46 hectares of land are still newly sealed every day. It is the most dynamically growing type of use in Germany, growing by 2,438 square kilometres from 2016-2020.
What is the most important farm animal for humans?
Even though it’s tiny, it’s impossible to imagine our ecosystem without the bee. These industrious insects pollinate 80% of our plants. Such as flowers, but also our fruit and vegetable plants, whose fruits we eat every day.
https://vhs-stuttgart.de/vhs-oekostation#c1527Please select a question on SDG 16 - peace, justice and strong institutions
Question for smart kids aged 7 years and older
The Stuttgart-based facility ARTHELPS is an initiative...
ARTHELPS is an initiative of creative and artistic people that works for the integration of socially disadvantaged people and gives them space to develop their artistic potential, thus bringing their hopes and fears to the public.
https://www.unicef.de/What is the name of the U.S. command center in Stuttgart, from which drone operations and wars in Africa are repeatedly conducted?
AFRICOM coordinates activities of the U.S. Department of Defense and other U.S. departments in the Africa region to stabilize the political stability and economic growth of the 56 countries in the command area. It is primarily tasked with humanitarian assistance and crisis response operations and disaster management.
https://welcome.stuttgart.de/It is estimated that over 250,000 children worldwide are forced to work as soldiers. How many have been freed from these conditions in the last ten years?
65,000 of these child soldiers have been freed in the last ten years. Organizations like Unicef worked hard in crisis areas, e.g. South Sudan or the Democratic Republic of Congo, to support the children there.
Which of the following symbols is not internationally known for peace?
The dove of peace is often additionally depicted with an olive branch in its beak as a symbol of peace. In ancient Greece and Rome, the olive branch stood for the respective goddess of peace. The
http://www.kinderbeteiligung-stuttgart.de/Please select a question on SDG 17 - partnerships for the goals
Question for smart kids aged 7 years and older
What does the "mEin Stuttgart, mEine Welt" alliance stand for?
The alliance "mEin Stuttgart, mEine Welt" is committed to the 17 UN Sustainable Development Goals, their implementation in Stuttgart and the development of projects and mobilization for the co-design of the Agenda 2030.
Stuttgart was twinned with St. Helens for the first time in 1948. What was the reason for the partnership?
Walter Marshall was the first English mayor to visit Germany and the bombed city of Stuttgart, with a delegation. Deeply affected by the destruction of the city, he offered to supply window glass for the repairs from St. Helens, the European centre of glass production at the time.
What are partnerships between cities for?
By learning from each other and sharing experiences, twinning promotes not only tolerance and mutual understanding, but also brings people together, breaks down prejudices, and sets the foundation for European and global rapprochement.
In which country is Stuttgart's twin city Cairo located?
Cairo is located in the northeast of Africa and is the capital of Egypt.
