2030 goals / Goal 10
Reduced Inequalities
A fair go for everyone
Progress in numbers
Latest figures available, mostly from the UN SDG Report 2026.
- Target
- Under 3%by 2030
- Start
- 7.7%2015
- Latest
- 6.4%2025
- Target
- Greater equalityno figure set
- Start
- 53.0%2015
- Latest
- 52.6%2025
- Target
- Safe, orderly migrationno figure set
- Start
- 6,9622015
- Latest
- 7,9112025
- Target
- Safe, orderly migrationno figure set
- Start
- 2142015
- Latest
- 4442025
Goals and targets
10 targets, each with the UN's own rating from the SDG Report 2026. Open one for a plain explanation and how it is measured.
1 on track 2 moderate progress 2 marginal progress 2 stalled 3 going backwards
10.1Faster income growth for the poorest 40% Moderate progress
Lift the incomes of the poorest 40% of people faster than the national average, and keep it that way.
Measured by
- Income or spending growth of the poorest 40% compared with everyone
10.2Include everyone in social and economic life Moderate progress
Empower and include all people, whatever their age, sex, disability, race, ethnicity, origin, religion or economic status.
Measured by
- Share of people living on less than half the typical (median) income
10.3Equal opportunity and fair treatment Going backwards
Give everyone a fair chance and reduce unequal outcomes, including by removing discriminatory laws and practices.
Measured by
- Share of people who say they felt discriminated against or harassed in the past year
10.4Fairer tax, wage and social protection policies Going backwards
Use fiscal, wage and social protection policies to steadily achieve greater equality.
Measured by
- Workers' share of national income (GDP)
- How much taxes and transfers reduce inequality
10.5Better oversight of global financial markets Marginal progress
Improve the regulation and monitoring of global financial markets and institutions, and strengthen how those rules are applied.
Measured by
- Financial soundness indicators
10.6A stronger voice for developing countries Stalled
Give developing countries more say in decisions made by global economic and financial institutions.
Measured by
- Share of members and voting rights held by developing countries in international organisations
10.7Safe, orderly and well-managed migration Stalled
Make migration and movement of people orderly, safe, regular and responsible, through well-planned and well-managed policies.
Measured by
- Recruitment costs paid by workers compared with their monthly income
- Countries with well-managed migration policies
- People who died or went missing while migrating
- Refugees as a share of the population, by country of origin
10.aTrade rules that help poorer countries Going backwards
Apply the special and differential treatment for developing countries, especially the least developed, that is allowed under World Trade Organization agreements.
Measured by
- Share of goods from poorer countries that can be imported tariff-free
10.bAid and investment where need is greatest On track
Encourage aid and other financial flows, including foreign investment, to the countries that need them most, such as the least developed, African, small island and landlocked developing countries.
Measured by
- Total development finance flows, by recipient, donor and type
10.cCheaper money transfers for migrants Marginal progress
Cut the average cost of migrants sending money home to under 3% and remove transfer routes costing more than 5%.
Measured by
- Cost of sending money as a share of the amount sent
An Our Common Grounds scorecard. Data from the UN and its partner agencies. See this goal on the full scorecard.