MDG Success Event23 September 2013
The 8 Millennium Development Goals (MDGs), ranging from halving excessive poverty rates to halting the spread of HIV/AIDS and providing universal number one education, all by the 2015 deadline, shape a plan agreed upon by every country in the world and every major institution of global progress. They have driven unprecedented efforts to satisfy the desires of the world’s poorest. The UN is also collaborating with governments, civil society and other partners to build on the momentum generated through the MDGs and pursue an ambitious post-2015 progress agenda.
As the MDG era comes to an end with the end of the year, 2016 marks the official launch of the ambitious and transformative Agfinisha 2030 for Sustainable Development followed by world leaders last September at the United Nations.
The new timeline urges countries to adopt efforts for 17 Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) over the next 15 years.
The report “Taking stock of the Global Partnership for Development” through the UN MDG Gap Task Force takes stock of recent achievements and demanding situations in the implementation of Millennium Development Goal 8, while turning to the new timetable of sustainable progression to follow. through world leaders at this month’s Sustainable Development Summit (25-27 September), which will come with the launch of a new set of Sustainable Development Goals. Download the 2015 MDG Gap Working Group Report
Development cannot be sustainable unless it faces the challenge of climate update, UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon told member states as he opened a high-level assembly on climate updates convened in New York by the Chairman of the UN General Council. . Assembly, Sam Kutesa.
Addressing more than a hundred delegates attending a UN Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) convention in Rome, Pope Francis suggested member states combat food waste, reduce the volatility of food value and create a sense of global solidarity to ensure food security. Safety for all.
The United Nations has invited the world’s other seven billion people to celebrate this year’s World Environment Day on June 5, highlighting the need for sustainable intake worldwide.
When other young people have decent jobs, political influence, bargaining power and genuine influence in the world, they will create a better future, said UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon, launching an event at Headquarters on empowering youth through employment.