Fewer cars, more exercise, less early school-leavers and increased investment on local cultural & creative sectors are among the 42 targets listed in Malta’s Sustainable Development Strategy for 2050.
The document, which was launched by Environment & Energy Minister Miriam Dalli, has been released for public consultation until February 9th 2023 and presents five strategic goals to make Malta more sustainable.
Targets include the introduction of 65,000 electric vehicles by 2030, increasing ICT graduates by 10%, reducing the fraction of the population which doesn’t exercise to below 56% and setting up a new mental health facility. The document also sets a goal reducing the amount of early school-leavers (ages 18-24) by at least 2 per cent.
The document sets five strategic goals; transitioning towards a climate-neutral economy, preserving sustainable urban development and cultural heritage, ensuring health & wellbeing for all, accelerating digital transformation, intelligent mobility & connectivity and achieving social justice & prosperity for all.
If you want to contribute to the document in any way you can do so by sending an email to [email protected].
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