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First broadcast: on BBC World Service Americas and the CaribbeanLatest broadcast: on BBC World Service East Asia
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The UK is one of the richest countries in the world but can it eradicate poverty within its borders by 2030? Seventeen-year-old Lanre Adeleye in Leeds investigates. Show more
26 minutes
First broadcast: on BBC World Service Americas and the CaribbeanLatest broadcast: on BBC World Service East Asia
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Seventeen-year-old Rosa Angelica wants to understand why so many children in Guatemala suffer from malnutrition. Show more
26 minutes
First broadcast: on BBC World Service News InternetLatest broadcast: on BBC World Service East Asia
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Victoline suffered from malaria a few years ago. She wants to know if a trial vaccine can eradicate the disease and help Kenya reach the UN Sustainable Development Goal on health. Show more
26 minutes
First broadcast: on BBC World Service Americas and the CaribbeanLatest broadcast: on BBC World Service East Asia
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Yolanda goes to a school which has few textbooks, not enough teachers and not enough toilets. She wants to know why South Africa's education system is so unequal. Show more
26 minutes
First broadcast: on BBC World Service Americas and the CaribbeanLatest broadcast: on BBC World Service East Asia
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Seventeen-year-old Sahar lives in New Delhi and wants to know if anything is really changing in terms of attitudes towards women in India. Show more
26 minutes
First broadcast: on BBC World Service Americas and the CaribbeanLatest broadcast: on BBC World Service East Asia
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Joyce lives in Rwanda and walks to collect water for her family every day. She investigates what her government is doing to provide clean water and sanitation for all Rwandans. Show more
26 minutes
First broadcast: on BBC World Service Americas and the CaribbeanLatest broadcast: on BBC World Service East Asia
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Solar panels have brought electricity to 17-year-old Nestor's village in the north of Colombia. They are transforming children's lives. Show more
26 minutes
First broadcast: on BBC World Service Americas and the CaribbeanLatest broadcast: on BBC World Service East Asia
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Seventeen-year-old Ruhani doesn't want to work in a garment factory like her mother. But what other work opportunities are open to young people in Bangladesh? Show more
26 minutes
First broadcast: on BBC World Service Americas and the CaribbeanLatest broadcast: on BBC World Service East Asia
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As students around the world find themselves studying over the internet rather than in school, one 17-year-old looks at how hard it is to ensure a good internet infrastructure. Show more
27 minutes
First broadcast: on BBC World Service Americas and the CaribbeanLatest broadcast: on BBC World Service East Asia
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As a black teenager in Baltimore in the USA, 17-year-old Monet knows her chances of going to college and getting a decent job are not as good as those of her white peers. Show more
26 minutes
First broadcast: on BBC World Service Americas and the CaribbeanLatest broadcast: on BBC World Service Europe and the Middle East
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Seventeen-year-old Elvis lives in a slum called Agbogbloshie in Ghana's capital city. The settlement is crowded and noisy and without roads or running water. Show more
26 minutes
First broadcast: on BBC World Service Americas and the CaribbeanLatest broadcast: on BBC World Service Europe and the Middle East
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Seventeen-year-olds question the UN's Amina Mohammed about progress towards the sustainable development goals set by world leaders in 2015. Show more
26 minutes
First broadcast: on BBC World Service Americas and the CaribbeanLatest broadcast: on BBC World Service Europe and the Middle East
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Seventeen-year-old Shan is worried by how much food is thrown away every day in Singapore. To help solve the waste problem can any of that food be given to people who are hungry? Show more
27 minutes
First broadcast: on BBC World Service AustralasiaLatest broadcast: on BBC World Service Europe and the Middle East
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Seventeen-year-old Hereiti File tells how rising sea levels and ocean pollution are affecting life on the Cook Islands in the Pacific Ocean. Show more
26 minutes
First broadcast: on BBC World Service Americas and the CaribbeanLatest broadcast: on BBC World Service East Asia
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Seventeen-year-old Afrae finds out how desertification is making it harder to grow food and find drinking water in the drylands of Morocco. Show more
26 minutes
First broadcast: on BBC World Service Americas and the CaribbeanLatest broadcast: on BBC World Service East Asia
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Seventeen-year-old Israel lives in Mexico City but faces police harassment when he works selling sweets and cigarettes on the streets of the capital. Show more
27 minutes
First broadcast: on BBC World Service Americas and the CaribbeanLatest broadcast: on BBC World Service East Asia
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Seventeen-year-old Houssam Mehfara lives in the Lebanese capital Beirut. But Lebanon is stuck in economic and political crisis and people don't seem able to work together. Show more
27 minutes
First broadcast: on BBC World Service Americas and the CaribbeanLatest broadcast: on BBC World Service Europe and the Middle East
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After Australia’s most intense bush fire season ripped through 17-year-old Ashlee’s home town, she's been finding out what action is being taken to tackle climate change. Show more
Seventeen 17-year-olds tell us what they want from the UN Sustainable Development Goals
