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ences.The UN Secretary-General’s report In Larger Freedom: Towards Development,Security and Human Rights for All drew extensively upon the Millennium Project’s research,recom-mending Investing in Development as an action plan for achieving the MDGs. Individual countries are now building on the report’s
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Following over two years of work the United Nations Millennium Project pub-lished its final report “Investing in Development” on 17 January 2005. The re-port, as its sub-title suggests, is „a practical plan to achieve the Millennium De-velopment Goals”.
Ten years later, world leaders will gather again at the United Nations in New York to review progress, assess obstacles and gaps, and agree on concrete strategies and actions to meet the eight Millennium Development Goals by 2015.
Since they were first adopted, the Millennium Development Goals (MDGs) have raised awareness and shaped a broad vision that remains the overarching framework for the development activities of the United Nations. At the September 2010 MDG Summit, world leaders put forward an ambitious action plan — a roadmap
this report prove that, with targeted interventions, sound strategies, adequate resources and political will, even the poorest countries can make dramatic and unprecedented progress.
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• Approximately 1,000 universities use The Millennium Project materials • Millennium Awards that have involved over a thousand students from around the world Inclusive and participatory system to measure change
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the future through the Millennium Declaration. The Millennium Development Goals (MDGs) were a pledge to uphold the principles of human dignity, equality and equity, and free the world from...
