The President of the Republic, Nicolás Maduro, pointed out, in a special session of the National Constituent Assembly (ANC), the Sustainable Development Goals that the country plans to concrete in the next six years.
In that sense, during the presentation of the Homeland Plan 2019-2025, the National President detailed the objectives that are part of his government program and are aimed at continuing to deepen the social development that the Bolivarian Revolution has been promoting for 20 years.
Following, the Sustainable Development Goals of Venezuela for 2025:
-Venezuela will have 34,500,000 inhabitants.
-To reduce the unemployment rate to 2%.
-To generate four million new jobs, to reach 18 million people working.
-To reduce the inequality coefficient GINI to 0.270.
– To go from 0.75 to 0.85 the human development index and enter the group of countries with high human development.
-Goal of zero misery for the year 2025.
-Five million homes built and delivered through the Patria System.
– To maintain Venezuela as a 100% pensioners territory.
– To raise 1.1 million new pensioners for the next six years, to reach 5.5 million pensioners.
– Attention to 4 million pregnant women with the Humanized Childbirth Plan.
– To increase 75% coverage with the Humanized Childbirth Plan.
– To incorporate 125,000 women to the productive conglomerates.
-To reach 100% of school enrollment in preschool, basic and diversified media.
– To reach 10.5 million students of pre-school, basic and diversified media education.
-To achieve the goal of 14 million students, that is, 40% of the national population.
-To achieve 100% schooling in women of school age.
– To incorporate a million young people to the Great Mission Chamba Juvenil (Youth Job) to surpass two million by 2025.
– Delivery of one million homes for youth under the modality of self-construction and self-management.
– Delivery of 300,000 hectares of land to youth.
– To reach 8,000 communes in the country.
-To raise the life expectancy between 75 and 77 years of age.
– To increase the oil production of Petróleos de Venezuela (PDVSA) to five million barrels per day.
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