. How many Sustainable Development Goals (SGDs) are there currently?17201516sem resposta2. Can insurance companies help achieve every single Sustainable Development Goals (SGDs)?No, they can only contribute to SDG 8: Decent Work and Economic Growth.No, they can’t contribute to SDG 14: Life Below Water.Yes.Yes, but their potential contribution may vary.sem resposta3. Regarding SDG 12: Responsible Consumption and Production, insurance companies can contribute by:Adopting internal practices like recycling.Encouraging companies to adopt sustainable practices, and to integrate sustainability information into their reporting cycle.Breaking their contracts with companies who do not adopt sustainable practices.Investing money in waste management projects, as their only contribution potential.sem resposta4. Why are insurance companies interested in contributing to SDG 3: Good Health and Well-Being?By preventing diseases through risk reduction actions, they will have less claims to cover medical expenses and, therefore, will have more profit.By investing in risk reduction investments, they will get good marketing and, therefore, will have more clients, attracted by their humanitarian work.By investing in the public health sector, more people will be able to pay for their own medical expenses and, therefore, they will have less workload.They aren’t.sem resposta5. Regarding SDG 4: Quality of Education, insurance companies can contribute by:Hosting events to showcase their products to the masses.Creating new insurances specifically with the goal to protect schools or other educational spaces.Giving scholarships for enrolment in higher education to students from developing countries.Financially supporting alternative ways of teaching, as well as training courses focused on the diffusion of the Sustainable Development Goals (SGDs).sem resposta