Long description
A brightly coloured poster. The top of the image contains the words ‘sustainable development goals’ in large, blue letters; the ‘o’ in ‘goals’ has been segmented into about 20 different colours. There is a blue symbol next to these words depicting the globe sitting on two olive branches. Below this there 18 squares, each of a different colour, each containing a number, text and a symbol. The first box is red, contains the number 1, the words ‘no poverty’ and a symbol of a stick family holding hands. The second box is gold, contains the number 2, the words ‘zero hunger’ and a symbol of a steaming bowl. The third box is green, contains the number 3, the words ‘good health and wellbeing’ and a symbol of some zigzag lines and a heart. The fourth box is dark red, contains the number 4, the words ‘quality education’ and a symbol of an open book and pencil. The fifth box is dark orange, contains the number 5, the words ‘gender equality’ and the male and female gender symbols (a circle with an arrow pointing in the north-east direction and a cross positioned at the bottom of the circle) combined as one with an equals sign within. The sixth box is light blue, contains the number 6, the words ‘clean water and sanitation’ and a symbol of a glass or cup which contains the symbol for a drop of water and an arrow pointing downwards. The seventh box is yellow, contains the number 7, the words ‘affordable and clean energy’ and a symbol of a power button. The eighth box is maroon, contains the number 8, the words ‘decent work and economic growth’ and the symbol of a partial bar chart with a zigzag arrow pointing upwards. The ninth box is orange, contains the number 9, the words ‘industry, information and infrastructure’ and a symbol of three cubes or boxes. The tenth box is dark pink, contains the number 10, the words ‘reduced inequalities’ and a square shape with an equals sign within. The eleventh box is mustard, contains the number 11, the words ‘sustainable cities and communities’ and a symbol of some tall buildings and houses. The twelfth box is gold, contains the number 12 and the words ‘responsible consumption and production’ and the infinity symbol containing an arrow within. The thirteenth box is dark green, contains the number 13, the words ‘climate action’ and a symbol of the Earth within the shape of an open eye. The fourteenth box is blue, contains the number 14, the words ‘life below water’ and the symbols of waves and a fish. The fifteenth box is green, contains the number 15, the words ‘life on land’ and the symbols of a tree, birds and the ground. The sixteenth box is dark blue, contains the number 16, the words ‘peace, justice and strong institutions’ and contains the symbols of a dove carrying an olive branch in its beak and perched on a gavel. The seventeenth box is navy blue, contains the number 17 and the words ‘partnerships for the goals’ and a symbol of five interlocking circles. The eighteenth and final box contains the words ‘sustainable development goals’ in the same style as the very top of the image, with the same blue symbol of the Earth on two olive branches.