Systematic Review of Global Challenges of Sustainable Development

Abstract

The attaining global sustainable development is paramount for the wellbeing of the humanity and environment. This review aimed at exploring the major global challenges for sustainable development. The research identified major obstacles that inhibit achieving this great milestone. They are ranging from social, economic, environmental and political. These obstacles are global in nature one country or continent cannot prevent it completely. For example, global warming is induced greatly by industrialized nations but developing countries suffer most. Health pandemics and migration are also contagious because all nations must interact with one another due to globalization. However, poverty and inequality are more peculiar to developing countries than developed ones. Food crisis is rampant especially in countries suffers from wars, insurgency and insecurity, people run for their lives abandon their farm lands couple with climate change which affect productivity negatively. The global terrorism in one part created wide vacuum in achieving sustainable environment. There are internally displace persons (IDPs) in almost all the country and some are seeking asylum in another country. All hands must be on deck to check these challenges for attaining global sustainable development.
Keywords: Systematic Review, Global Challenges, Sustainable Development

Keywords

• Systematic Review
• Global Challenges
• Sustainable Development

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