The United Nations Development Programme, established in 1965, is a subsidiary organ of the United Nations developed to reduce inequalities and promote sustainable development in various countries. The Sustainable Development Goals are a set of seventeen global goals adopted by the UN as a part of the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development, designed to address a range of challenges from promoting gender equality to ending poverty. The UNDP aims to help countries address and achieve these various goals by collaborating with governments and the private sector. Delegates will collaborate with one another to address key development issues such as poverty and inequality to develop policies that work towards the goals set forth by the SDGs.