The United Nations and partners have teamed up to put in place an innovative global survey, known as "MY World", so people can participate in the post-2015 policy-making process telling them the changes that would make the most difference to their lives. "MY World" asks individuals which six of sixteen possible issues they think would make the most difference in their lives. The sixteen issues have been built up from the priorities expressed by poor people in existing research and polling exercises, and from the ongoing technical and political discussions about possible future goals. They cover the existing MDGs, plus issues of sustainability, security, governance and transparency. The sixteen issues are:
1. Better job opportunities
2. Support for people who can't work
3. A good education
4. Better healthcare
5. Affordable and nutritious food
6. Phone and internet access
7. Better transport and roads
8. Access to clean water and sanitation
9. Reliable energy at home
10. Action taken on climate change
11. Protecting forests, rivers and oceans
12. Equality between men and women
13. Protection against crime and violence
14. Political freedoms
15. An honest and responsive goverment
16. Freedom from discrimination and persecution.
As a Nigerian, which six of the sixteen issues matter most to you? You can even suggest another priority.