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SOS4Love Project

Assalamualaikum guys, before continuing to read the blog, let's introduce myself.
My name is Hendri Kurniawan, from SMAN 1 Purwosari,grade XI IPS1.
In this blog I want to fill in the SOS4Love Project to be precise about SDGs number 3,it's Good Health and Well-Being.
All health issues in SDGS are integrated into one goal number 3, which is to ensure a healthy life and promote well-being for all people of all ages. There are 38 SDGS targets in the health sector that need to be implemented. Among the unresolved issues addressed are efforts to reduce maternal mortality (aki) and infant mortality (akb), HIV/AIDS disease control, TB, malaria, and increased reproductive health access (including birth control), the following: 1) noncommunicable disease deaths (PTM); 2) drug and alcohol abuse; 3) death and injuries caused by traffic accidents; 4) universal health coverage; 5) contamination and pollution of water, air and soil; As well as crisis and emergency management.

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