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Millennium Development Goals Gap Task Force Report 2013: The Global Partnership for Development - The Challenge We Face
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The 2013 Report highlights a mixed landscape in international development, noting setbacks in commitments related to MDG 8, including declining official development assistance and stalled multilateral trade negotiations. Despite improvements in duty-free access for exports from developing nations, challenges persist with high costs for information and communication technologies and limited access to essential medicines. Nonetheless, some governments continue to uphold their commitments amidst domestic austerity, indicating a complex interplay of progress and regression in global development efforts.
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- Title
- Millennium Development Goals Gap Task Force Report 2013: The Global Partnership for Development - The Challenge We Face
- Language
- English
- Authors
- United Nations
- Publisher
- Snowballpublishing.com
- Released
- 2013
- Format
- Paperback
- Pages
- 100
- ISBN13
- 9789211012781
- Description
- The 2013 Report highlights a mixed landscape in international development, noting setbacks in commitments related to MDG 8, including declining official development assistance and stalled multilateral trade negotiations. Despite improvements in duty-free access for exports from developing nations, challenges persist with high costs for information and communication technologies and limited access to essential medicines. Nonetheless, some governments continue to uphold their commitments amidst domestic austerity, indicating a complex interplay of progress and regression in global development efforts.