1. Poverty and Disability: People with disabilities are disproportionately poor, facing higher costs and barriers to employment. 

2. Almost half of child labour victims (about 80 million) work in hazardous child labour; more than one-quarter of all hazardous child labour is done by children less than 12 years old (19 million). These children are forced to do this, frequently to help support household incomes, putting their health, safety, and education at risk.

3. Food loss occurs mainly on farms in poor countries, not in consumers’ homes. About 30 {5d21ca8f3af2f37b0bc16927eb571d1ae99c4ba19a2ec08b589c9cc4ef87832d} of harvested crops in sub‑Saharan Africa are lost before reaching markets, often due to lack of storage or transport. 

4. Africa uses less than 3{5d21ca8f3af2f37b0bc16927eb571d1ae99c4ba19a2ec08b589c9cc4ef87832d} of the world’s energy, despite having 12.5{5d21ca8f3af2f37b0bc16927eb571d1ae99c4ba19a2ec08b589c9cc4ef87832d} of the world’s population.

5. Urban Slums Growth: By 2030, it’s estimated that 1 in 3 people will live in slums, driven by rapid urbanization and poverty (UN-Habitat).