During these troubled days when we are fighting COVID-19, solidarity movements reveal to the world the type of person who do something that obtains positive results through attitudes that strengthen the human relationship and make mankind different from other species, highlighting a part of the population that behaves as a species evolving towards Sustainable Development.
Bearing in mind that Sustainability puts the needs of future generations in focus, we must emphasize the strong connection with solidarity, considering that the 17 Sustainable Development Goals established by the United Nations, insert targets that are strongly related to this word.
Partnerships tuned with the international needs are taking place in different environments, putting these two terms hand in hands, searching for targets connected with the poverty eradication, clean energy generations, access to drinking water and sanitation, in order to make us free from other pandemics.
