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Millennium Development Goals (MDG)
New Arrivals
- MDG, SDG, HIV – from single acronyms towards a holistic approach for sustainable development | Think-Piece No.1 on HIV & AIDS in the Post-2015-Development-Framework
- March 2013
- PDF, English
- Currently, international discussions and consultations are in full swing regarding the design of a new development-framework, following the 2000 Millennium-Development-Goal-Agenda, which is technically due in 2015. Through releasing “think-pieces”, Action against AIDS Germany will comment different stages of the process regarding any aspects in the context of HIV&AIDS in the post-2015 development-framework.
- “Think-Piece No.1” particularly deals with the outstanding relevance of HIV&AIDS for sustainable development and the position of Action against AIDS Germany regarding a new set of development-goals and crucial aspects for a respective future development-framework.
Archives Documents and Links
Links
- Tracking the MDGs: Country progress
- by the United Nations Development Programme
Documents
- Eveline Herfkens: Beyond Old-style Aid
- September 2010
- PDF, English
- The author seeks to show why, apart from reducing the number of donors,
the ultimate aid delivery mode is budget support. Budget support which relies on recipient country systems creates crucial incentives which are likely to improve public financial management for both recipients and donors. However, improving aid effectiveness is no substitute for meeting commitments on aid levels. Without European leadership and a commitment to improve »donor« governance, rich countries will lose credibility in any serious discussion of developing countries’ governance. Germany, too, can be blamed for a significant part of the gap between the billions of euros the EU pledged and what it has actually delivered. - from the Department Global Politics and Development of the FES
- MDG Report 2010 by the United Nations
- June 2010
- PDF (8,1 MB), potimized for screen (higher resolution report), English
- The Millennium Development Goals Report 2010 was launched in New York by the Secretary-General on 23 June 2010. The report, which presents the yearly assessment of global progress towards the MDGs, warns that while some progress has been made, it is uneven. And it pinpoints the areas where the accelerated efforts are needed to meet MDGs by 2015. The report is based on a master set of data compiled by the Inter-Agency and Expert Group on MDG indicators led by the Statistics Division of the Department of Economic and Social Affairs.
- The report is available in all other UN languages.
Arabic, Chinese, French, Russian and Spanish - Click here for the German translation of the MDG 2010 Report by the UN by the German Federal Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development
- Keeping the Promise: A forward-looking review to promote an agreed action agenda to achieve the MDGs by 2015
- 25 February 2010
- PDF, English
- This report2 presents progress made with regard to the Millennium Development Goals, through a comprehensive review of successes, best practices and lessons learnt, obstacles and gaps, challenges and opportunities, leading to concrete strategies for action.
- Report of the UN Secretary-General
- ADVANCE UNEDITED VERSION
- The Millennium Development Goals Report 2009
- July 2009
- PDF (please note: 8,1 MB), English
- The Millennium Declaration set 2015 as the target date for achieving most of the Millennium Development Goals (MDGs), which established quantitative benchmarks to halve extreme poverty in all its forms. As the date approaches, less than six years away, the world finds itself mired in an economic crisis that is unprecedented in its severity and global dimensions. Progress towards the goals is now threatened by sluggish — or even negative — economic growth, diminished resources, fewer trade opportunities for the developing countries, and possible reductions in aid flows from donor nations.
- Published by the United Nations Department of Economic and Social Affairs (DESA)
- Health in Crises
- April 2009
- PDF, English
- Why, in a time of economic crisis, Europe must do more than ever to achieve the health Millennium Development Goals
- Action for Global Health, April 2009.
- Millennium Development Goal 8: Delivering on the Global Partnership for Achieving the Millennium Deelopment Goals
- 2008
- PDF, English
- check out the chapter: Access to affordable essential medicines
- MDG Gap Task Force, Report 2008