Systems Thinking and Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)

        Systems thinking identifies the interactions between different parts of a system – a city, a society, a sector – and ensures they deliver more than the sum of the parts. In today’s world, we’re pretty good at setting goals and then slavishly working to achieve them. But if the SDGs are really going to shift our whole system onto a sustainable path, we need serious amounts of joined-up thinking that goes deeper to address underlying causes. Successfully delivering the SDGs requires a really strong systems approach. There is a good saying ' If you want to fast, go alone; if you want to go further, go together.' Considering the fact that SDGs are all interconnected, how systems thinking can better help us to achieve the 17 SDGs of the United Nations? Give some specific examples related to some SDGs.