The government is considering incorporating Chief Adviser Professor Muhammad Yunus’s ‘three zero’ theory to achieve the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).
Government policymakers have said achieving the SDG targets would be easy for the country if the ‘three zero’ theory is effectively applied at public and private levels.
Professor Muhammad Yunus has compellingly called on world leaders to build a “World of Three Zeros”—zero poverty, unemployment, and net carbon emissions.
Analysts say the Three Zero theory is an elective and popular model for ensuring economic emancipation, creating a workforce, and protecting the environment in the present world.
The three-zero theory is a social and economic outlook. Youth development, the use of technology, good governance, and social business can help achieve the three zero goals.
Founder of Grameen Bank and Noble Peace Laureate Prof Yunus is much appreciated worldwide for his three-zero theory.
The principal coordinator of SDG affairs told BSS that the government is trying to integrate the ‘three zero’ theory with SDG targets.
Public and private officials have already held a workshop on this connection.
BSS
