SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT AND AGENDA 2030: AN BRAZILIAN INDICATORS' ANALYSIS

Sustainability is becoming more and more present in the daily life of the world's population, however, it is still not enough to guarantee a prosperous and fully sustainable future. Therefore, the 2030 Agenda was established by the United Nations, whose objective is to guide the nations to walk together towards a better world. This agenda is subdivided into 17 objectives, which aim to integrate and support sustainable development. Therefore, the objective of this study was to analyze Brazil's sustainable development objectives in relation to the 2030 Agenda. To this end, an exploratory research was carried out based on secondary data, in which 17 indicators were analyzed in order to identify the evolution of Brazil before the Agenda. The results of this research showed that Brazil presents a good evolution with regard to the indicators that concern the share of renewable energies in the Internal Energy Supply. On the other hand, the country shows little progress in social aspects such as the reduction of the extreme poverty rate.