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The Millennium Development Goals (2000)

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Interview with Sylvia MWICHULI, deputy director of the U.N. Millennium Campaign Africa: MDGs number 1 to 7 can only be achieved at the national and local levels and not from New York or London.

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Global monitoring Report 2009 of the IMF and the World Bank: "The crisis poses serious threats to the hard-won gains in boosting economic growth and achieving progress toward the Millennium Development Goals" (April 2009)

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Global monitoring Report 2009 of the IMF and the World Bank: the annex with selected progress indicators

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MDGs - Impact of Financial Crisis on Developing countries This EU paper focuses on the challenges posed by the effects of the recent food, energy and financial crises on developing countries, global governance and development policy. It identifies, from the point of view of the EU, the most pressing needs to be met in order to accelerate progress on the MDGs in the lead up to the 2010 Review summit and by 2015. It also looks at more structural issues where sustainable development, climate change and the ‘missing dimensions’ of the MDGs are discussed (April 2009).

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The Millennium Development Goals Report 2009 of the United Nations (July 2009)

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Beyond 2015 The deadline for achieving the Millennium Development Goals (MDGs) isn’t until 2015. But it is time to begin thinking about the ‘MDG-plus’ agenda. But what, if anything, should replace the MDGs as a policy focus or new development paradigm?

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The MDGs post-2015 The economic, food and climate crises are making it even harder to achieve the MDGs. But they also provide a unique opportunity to formulate a new narrative to guide global development after 2015.