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INSTRUCTIONS FOR THE REPORTPLEASE follow and refer to all the guidelines provided  below. NO PLAGIARISM. MUST BE DONE WITH PROFESSIONALISM PLEASE.Must be in Times New Roman. The body of the document should be printed in standard 12-point font size. Indent paragraphs in all assignments and use double spacing between and within paragraphs. Must between 1200 words excluding footnotes and references. Total number of words should be on the very top line on the first page of the paper. Moreover, maintain one-inch margins (top, bottom, left, and right) for all assignments. The assignments submitted must have page numbers. Use new APA guidelines for citations.Must have a title page just like the referenceTHE REPORT IS ABOUT:Case study on SDG #6, you are to consider two countries – Canada and Kenya– and do the following:· Assess where each country sits on a scale of 1 to 10, in terms of cuently meeting the various targets associated with this SDG.· Identify a region(s) in each country where the problems addressed this SDG are most clearly reflected in the cuent local situation. Research the region(s) in each country and write an analysis of the cuent state of affairs there, as an example of what needs to be done to meet the SDG.· Devise a plan for meeting the requirements of the various targets in this SDG, with a timeline for completion by 2030.· Since meeting these targets requires the cooperation of the people who live in these countriesegions, identify what ethical perspective(s) you intend to work from, and how you intend to persuade (or coerce) them to cooperate.· Do include a comparison of the countries Kenya, Tunisia and Somalia to Canada, as they show the different clean water sanitation levels in Africa. Tunisia being the highest in water sanitation, Kenya being a mid-level trying to make efforts to reach the goal by 2030 and Somalia being no action has been taken.· Include a little of how the different ethics fall into the SDG6 Goals; Care Ethics as it is a duty to all Canadians to have equal right to clean water. Utilitarian Ethics; doesn’t benefit everyone and too costly. ETC.LINKS THAT MAY HELP WITH THE PAPER:Goal 6 | Department of Economic and Social Affairs (un.org)

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Running Head: A Report                                                                                                              1
A Report
Contents
Background	3
Target Achievement	3
Local Situation	4
Plan	4
Ethical Perspective	5
Comparison	6
Diverse Ethics	7
Conclusion	7
References	8
Background
Clean water is a cardinal human necessity that must be widely available to everyone. This is attainable as there is adequate fresh water on the globe. Each year, millions of individuals—the majority of them children—suffer from disorders related to poor water supply, hygiene, and sanitation as a consequence of poor infrastructure, expenditure, and planning. Besides water supply, hygiene, and sanitation, Sustainable Development Goal 6 addresses the sustainability and quality of water assets, which are important to individuals and the planet's preservation (Bisung & Elliott, 2018).
This paper focuses on SDG 6 in Canada and Kenya; their relevant target achievements, analysis of contemporary positions on the affair, development of a plan to meet the target by 2030, ethical perspective, comparison with other nations, and some ethical considerations.
Target Achievement 
In terms of sustainable development, Canada is ranked 20th worldwide. According to the report, Canada is falling behind on several of the SDG indicators. It states, for example, that after 2017, 67 indigenous and rural communities in the nation lacked accessibility to safe drinking water. Municipal sewer systems serve roughly 75 percent of Canadians when it comes to sanitation. Septic disposal systems supply the additional 25 percent of the populace. Wastewater treatment is either non-existent or inadequate in many instances (Essack, 2021).
In Kenya, only 58 percent populace has accessibility to basic drinkable water, and merely 30 percent possess accessibility to basic sanitation, indicating that access to sanitation and water has not remained in stride with populace growth. In 2020, 1,765 villages were certified as being free of public defecation. Kenya is also water-scarce, with an irregular distribution of accessible water throughout the nation and unpredictable rainfall, resulting in recurrent floods and droughts. Therefore, a multi-pronged paradigm combining funding and surveillance is required to recognise that aim (Halisçelik & Soytas, 2019).
Local Situation
Ontario has some of the cleanest water in Canada. The first stage in Ontario's approach to ensuring clean drinking water is to safeguard water at its sources. Following the awful events of the year 2000, Ontario took decisive steps to ensure that its drinking water was one of the finest safeguarded in the globe. While municipalities are responsible for providing sanitation and water services in Ontario, the federal and provincial governments also have essential functions in the areas of standard-setting, investigation, management of water resources, and economic regulation (Bressler & Hennessy, 2018). 
In addition, Nairobi, Kenya, has comprehensive water quality surveillance protocols in place to ensure that the water it provides is safe for consumption. However, purified water is occasionally recontaminated before it enters the faucet due to significant network leaks and irregular delivery. However,

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