How can you make your research relevant to global challenges?

This is correct, and in doing this pay close attention to the indicators that are being used to measure change towards the target. This is where you will find the best opportunity to gain the information that you need to ensure that your research is precisely targeted to global challenges.

To make one's research relevant to global challenges, one could focus on the following: 1. Identify key challenges 2. Conduct a thorough literature review 3. Collaborate with multidisciplinary teams 4. Engage with stakeholders and communities 5. Consider policy implications 6. Communicate clearly and accessibly 7. Participate in global conferences and workshops 8. Seek feedback and peer review 9. Monitor and evaluate impact 10. Collaborate with international organizations By following these steps, you can ensure that one's research directly addresses global challenges, contributing to positive and impactful change on a global scale.

To an already well-written draft, I would attempt to supplement it with some contextual paraphernalia. Solutions to a problem must commence by articulating the problem itself. A graspable objective (problem statement) is the kingpin to etching the roadmap for a probable remediation. We often find ourselves a dollar short and an hour behind, to the unfortunate quantum of worldly anomalies that confront us - from cancer to climate change; many may still be part of a cascading riposte. Notwithstanding, and as alluded to, the identification of the problem with a bona fide acknowledgement to the erstwhile efforts is a great starting point. Let us not be oblivious to the preceding efforts of the last hammer stroke that literally broke the rock.

Sustainability is a concept complex, the ODS are a good start point to make inference about what are the efforts that global communite try to accomplish. The research need to be focus in the political context, be aware about the the important arenas that move forward with the political policy or that avoid their implementation. Make the information available to the people, try to handled a communication more friendly to have a better engament with the audience. The research need to be evolded with the new channels of communications!

The first global challenge I see it to provide enough nutrition to the world without causing cancer. Need to explore how natural fertilizers can be maximized in a viable manner.

The construction of the "study of art" on your research its like be infront of the ocean. Do not be afraid!. On the first step is to make a statement of your own position in the research, example, Why do you believe that certain kind ot tecnology are better? So, the next steps is looking forward for the information that support that stament, very important to find too the information that have other different opinions. That is crucial to enreach your arguments, or maybe to change your position. Try it!

The most important part of the methodology without distintion of a qualitive or quantitive research. It is to be sure that you have an amount of information that are significative for confront your hypothesis.

I consider the various audiences of my research, people in the community, politicians, etc and try to always follow up a peer-reviewed research article in the following three ways to reach my intended audience: 1. Popular text on your research topic linked to a current event, there are plenty of platforms for this such as The Conversation. 2. Posting about my research on social media, ideally translating text to a different medium, for instance a infographic, short video or bullet-points of key conclusions. 3. Interview about the findings in traditional media, radio has worked best for me. Producers are always looking for content. Contact them and pitch your work.

In the communication of the results, it is important to identify your audiences. That will dictate the kind of lenguage, graphics, imagenes, tables and other materials that capt the attention. And do not forget to let you know your audience the proposes of the information, for example, it you want that they share with other persons that may be interested.

Another important thing to add is : 1. To define criteria that should be measurable and aligned with the indicators and targets associated with the selected SDGs. 2. By gathering data which include both qualitative and quantitative aspects, such as survey responses, interviews, case studies, or statistical measures, we can assess the impact of any research on each targeted SDG. I usually look for trends, patterns, and significant findings. 3. This could involve calculating specific metrics or indicators, such as decreased poverty rates, improved education outcomes, etc. So, evaluating a specific impact is communicating also the findings to relevant stakeholders, such as policymakers, researchers, or community members.

Do not forget to enjoy the journey of the research process, it is look like a solitude work but the research is a process under construction with other researchers!