The Status of the Millennium Development Goals in the UNECE Region
Patrice Robineau ()
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Patrice Robineau: United Nations Economic Commission for Europe
No 2008_11, UNECE Annual Report Economic Essays from UNECE
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Besides creating a growing, prosperous, and peaceful Europe, we all have an interest in ensuring that the benefits of this extend to the most unfortunate of those amongst us. The UN Millennium Development Goals provide a yardstick for how well this objective is being addressed. This paper provides a concise overview of the progress that is being made in achieving the MGDs in the region. The central message is that although significant progress is being made based upon strong economic growth, the fulfilment of these objectives is likely to require some new policy initiatives that more precisely target the needs of the region. The importance of resolving existing political conflicts and maintaining the momentum in promoting pan-European economic integration are also emphasized. Length: 5 pages
Keywords: Millennium development goals; Europe; transition economies; integration; poverty; child mortality; gender equality; aids and tubercolosis; develoment aid (search for similar items in EconPapers)
JEL-codes: H41 H50 I11 I32 I38 J15 J16 O15 O19 (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2008-06
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