Friday, April 11, 2008

[EQ] Global Monitoring Report 2008

Global Monitoring Report 2008

The International Bank for Reconstruction and Development / The World Bank – April, 8 2008

Full report available online [290p.] at:
http://siteresources.worldbank.org/INTGLOMONREP2008/Resources/4737994-1207342962709/8944_Web_PDF.pdf

A new World Bank-IMF report warns that most countries will fall short on the Millennium Development Goals (MDGs), a set of eight globally agreed development goals with a due date of 2015.

Though much of the world is set to cut extreme poverty in half by then, prospects are gravest for the goals of reducing child and maternal mortality. Serious shortfalls also likely in primary school completion, nutrition, and sanitation goals.
 
The report also stresses the link between environment and development and calls for urgent action on climate change. To build on hard-won gains, developing countries need support to address the links between growth, development and environmental sustainability. 

Web site: http://go.worldbank.org/J20HF0QLL0

 

COMPLETE REPORT AS ONE FILE
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FOREWORD AND OVERVIEW OF THE REPORT
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PDFOverview

PART I:
MONITORING THE DEVELOPMENT AGENDA
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PART II: 
ENVIRONMENTAL SUSTAINABILITY
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 Introduction to Part I

 Introduction to Part II

CHAPTER 1: Sustaining and Broadening the Growth Momentum

 

CHAPTER 6: Ensuring Environmental Sustainability at the National Level

 

Strong and inclusive growth is central to achieving the MDGs...

 

Examining pollution, depletion of natural resources (including forests, water, land)...

 

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Fact Sheet 

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 Fact Sheet

CHAPTER 2: Achieving Better Results in Human Development

 

CHAPTER 7: Global Environmental Sustainability: Protecting the Commons

 

Progress toward the human development MDGs must be expedited to avoid serious shortfalls...

 

Avoiding climate change, protecting biodiversity, ensuring sustainability of marine fisheries...

 

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Fact Sheet

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Fact Sheet

CHAPTER 3: Scaling Up Aid: Opportunities and Challenges in a Changing Aid Architecture

 

ANNEX: MONITORING THE MDGs:
SELECTED INDICATORS

 

The global aid landscape is undergoing profound changes...  

 

Brief updates on all the eight Millennium Development Goals...

 

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Fact Sheet

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CHAPTER 4: Harnessing Trade for Inclusive and Sustainable Growth

 

References
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Expansion in world trade has been a powerful force boosting global economic growth...

 

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Fact Sheet 

 

CHAPTER 5: Leveraging Through the International Financial Institutions

 

 

How should IFIs strengthen and sharpen support for inclusive and sustainable development?

 

 

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Fact Sheet 

 

 

 

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