Rendicion de Cuentas 2010

Objetivos de Desarollo del Milenio

Objetivos de Desarollo del Milenio - Rendicion de Cuentas 2010

Este documento es un resumen ejecutivo del SEGUNDO INFORME DE PAÍS de los Objetivos de Desarrollo del Milenio presentado por el Gobierno argentino en la Asamblea General de Naciones Unidas en septiembre de 2005 en versión inglés.Este documento fue producido en el marco del Proyecto PNUD/ARG/04/046 "Instalación de los ODM en la agenda pública en la Argentina".

MDG National Report 2005

Azerbaijan MDG /SPPRED Progress Report 2005. Appendix 1 represents the MDGs Report.

In 2003, the government of Azerbaijan decided to align the MDG process with a three-year State Programme on Poverty Reduction and Economic Development (SPPRED) (2003-2005). This report summarizes the progress made by Azerbaijan in implementing the SPPRED in the two year period 2003-2004. It updates the information provided in the first SPPRED implementation report (published in May 2004); and, as with the first report, it reports both on SPPRED implementation and on progress made in the country discussion of national MDGs. In this sense, it represents a combined SPPRED implementation/country MDG report.

MDG Mid-Term Progress Report

2010

Bhutan MDG Progress Report

This report focuses on the progress made and challenges pending for Bolivia. It describes the status of the national follow-up infrastructure and thus contributes an evaluation on what is needed for strengthening national capacities. The report is a means for establishing, measuring, and reaching Bolivia's goals in the fight against poverty as well as the foundation for promoting the fulfillment of the Millennium Declaration Goals.

This second MDG Report of Bolivia is an extended version of the first MDG Report of 2001, including updated information of the 2001 National Population and Housing Census and a first approximation of the financing of the MDGs in the country.

Contrary to the first two MDG Reports of Bolivia, this report describes de evolution of the 17 indicators agreed upon by the Interinstitutional Committee of the MDGs (an intergovernmental committee created in 2004). The report provides a definition of the goals and a preliminary projection is given of the indicators in a preliminary scenario to identify possible future gaps. Also, links are being made between executed programmes and the indicators, and challenges to reach the goals are described. Finally, a description is given of the budgetary execution of the main programmes related to indicators.

This report describes the evolution of the 22 indicators selected by the Interinstitutional Committee of the MDGs (see third report) with data used up to 2005. It uses as a reference the global goals as well as the social indicators of the National Development Plan, called MDG plus, which reflect the political will to overcome social exclusion and substantially reduce economic and social equality, as a new perspective of the country.

Fifth MDG Progress Report

This document presents the sophisticated follow-up of the work undertaken in the 2003 BiH Human Development report which adapted the global goals to the national context. The outcome is a bespoke and functional monitoring framework, which will lay the foundation for UNDP's periodic progress reporting. The indicators and targets have been checked and validated, and some significant innovations have been introduced as well. The primary objective is to make the framework practical and policy- orientated, since BiH citizens not only need to know where they aspire to be in 2015, but also how to go about getting there.

The first Botswana Millennium Development Goals Report 2004

Only available in Portuguese at this time

Objectifs du milllenaire pour le developpement

Central African Republic report on progress towards MDGs

Central African Republic 2004 MDG Report

Informe ODM MDGR Chile

Status of Progress MDGs in Egypt

Reaching out to the Poor: A review of progress towards achieving the MDGs at the local level in the Gambia

This report summarises the progress made by Guyana in implementing strategies and interventions towards the achievement of the MDGs. This is the second Guyana MDG progress report. It was prepared by the Government of Guyana through a collaborative effort spearheaded by the Monitoring & Evaluation Unit within the Office of the President and involved technical officers from twelve (12) government ministries and departments.

This publication, in response to recomendations of the Fifth Session of the UN Permanent Forum on Indigenous Issues, includes two studies that highlight from a different perspective the exclusion of indigenous peoples in advancing towards the MDGs. The first study indicates the situation of the indigenous peoples related to the universal goals of human development contained in the MGDs. The second study examines the conditions to achieve the MDGs in the indigenous community Jathun Ayllu Amarete based on information provided by traditional indigenous authorities and public entities based in Amarete.

Kuwait MDGR 2010

Through a multi-sectoral consultative process led by the Department of National Planning and with the support of the UN system in the Maldives, the third country MDG progress report was developed in 2010.

Mauritania MDG Report

Rapport OMD Mauritanie 2002

http://www.undp.lk/uniportal/content/show.asp?xi=108

This report is the second of its kind that analyses Uganda's performance in the eight MDGs to date. This report provides an in-depth analysis of where Uganda is as far as attainment of the global goals and targets and suggested areas of improvement. The report also discusses some of the current programmes addressing each of the goals and challenges being faced.

Morocco MDG Report

Executive Summary of the 2nd Millennium Development Goals Report showing Namibia making progress in achieving some of the targets set for five of the eight Millennium Development Goals (MDGs) but more work needs to be done if the goals are to be achieved by 2015.

Namibia's MDG Report, reporting on progress achieved. The report was launched in 2004

First progress report on MDGs from Namibia

Officially Launched on 5 September 2005

"Escenarios de Inversión Social al 2015 para Alcanzar los Objetivos en Salud, Educacion y Saneamiento y Agua" This report aims at estimating the financial costs of reaching the Milenium Development Goals and the National Development Goals in the areas of Health, Water and Education.

status update on MDGs in occupied Palestinian territory

Status of MDG progress in occupied palestinian territory

Desde que la Argentina suscribió la Declaración del Milenio dichos Objetivos han orientado los esfuerzos y la gestión social del Gobierno. En septiembre del año 2005, nuestro país presentó en la reunión de la Asamblea Extraordinaria de las Naciones Unidas el Informe País 2005 que dio cuenta de la labor realizada por el Gobierno Nacional para el logro de los ODM. El presente informe ilustra acerca de los avances producidos entre la fecha de su aparición y el presente. Es una reseña sintética sobre los progresos alcanzados y lo que resta por alcanzar. Refleja una tarea decolaboración interinstitucional en la facilitación de los datos más actualizados de que disponen los organismos nacionales en sus ámbitos de responsabilidad y en la información sobre las distintas iniciativas, planes y programas. Los análisis y la información incluidos en el presente informe podrán servir de ayuda a las instancias competentes del Gobierno Nacional, a las organizaciones de la sociedad civil, al sector privado empresarial y a los organismos de cooperación internacional para que cumplan las funciones que les corresponden a fin de que se hagan realidad los Objetivos de Desarrollo del Milenio.

Este documento es un resumen ejecutivo del SEGUNDO INFORME DE PAÍS de los Objetivos de Desarrollo del Milenio presentado por el Gobierno argentino en la Asamblea General de Naciones Unidas en septiembre de 2005 en versión inglés.Este documento fue producido en el marco del Proyecto PNUD/ARG/04/046 "Instalación de los ODM en la agenda pública".

Sur la base de l'agenda international de développement, le Niger a défini une stratégie de réalisation des OMD basée sur les quatre étapes préconisées: l'actualisationn du profil de la pauvreté; l'estimation des besoins; l'évaluation financière des OMD; et l'élaboration de la Stratégie de Développement accéléré et de Réduction de la Pauvreté basée sur les OMD. Pour mesurer les progrès réalisés vers l'atteinte des OMD, le Niger produit régulièrement un Rapport national qui constitue un outil de plaidoyer, de mobilisation de ressources et de promotion de partenariats stratégiques autour des OMD.

Rapport présentant les récentes évolutions et progrès du Maroc au titre des Objectifs du Millénaire pour le développement

Rapport national de suivi des OMD

In East Asia, the Republic of Korea is one of the a few countries that achieved remarkable levels of human development within a generation. This MDG Progress Report narrates this story and points out the remaining development challenges to be addressed.

First national effort jointly sponsored by UNCT where the MDG situation in Russia is analyzed and a set of country-specific MDG+ indicators is proposed. The document was published by UNDP jointly with the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Russia.

Russia in 2015: Development Goals and Policy Priorities.

This report, the tenth in the series of the national reports launched by UNDP in cooperation with the Government of the Russian Federation in 1995, is dedicated to the adaptation of the MDGs in the Russian context.

Sao Tome and Principe MDG Report - October 2008

South Africa MDG Report

http://www.undp.lk/uniportal/content/show.asp?xi=108

The first Belarus' National MDG Report prepared in 2005 on the instructions of the Council of Ministers and the Ministry of Economy of Belarus by a team of experts from the Scientific and Research Economic Institute of the Ministry of Economy and a number of other government and academic institutions. The report was prepared with financial and organizational support of the UN Office in Belarus. The analysis and recommendations contained in the Report do not necessarily reflect the views either of the United Nations or the Government of Belarus.

The Swaziland MDG Report 2007 updates the first report published in 2003. The report shows that Swaziland will be challenged in meeting several of its MDG targets. Though a Middle Income Human Development Country, the most prominent challenge is income poverty. A 2001 Central Statistics Office Household Income and Expenditure Survey (SHIES) estimated 69% of the population living in poverty. Recurrent climate Poverty is also fueled by HIV, estimated at 18% of the population, the highest infection rate in the world. The report shows that Swaziland is likely to achieve the MDG targets for Universal Primary Education, for Gender equality and environmental sustainability. A new report expected to be published ahead of the special MDG summit in September is currently being undertaken.

The 2007 MDGR updates the first Swaziland MDG report published in 2003. The report shows that Swaziland will be challenged in meeting most of its targets except Universal Primary Education; Gender Equality and Environmental Sustainability. Though a Middle Income Human Development Country, Poverty is pronounced. A 2001 Central Statistics Office Household Income and Expenditure Survey shows that 69% of the population suffered from income poverty. Food shortages exacerbated by periodic drought have in the past four years driven almost half the population to rely on WFP food aid. HIV infections, at 18% of the population, are the highest in the world and weighs heavily on infant and maternal mortality. A new MDGR is currently being developed, and is expected to be published on time for the General Assembly in September 2010.

As an example of how the UN can work with national governments to help
track the follow-up to the Millennium Declaration, the UN Country Team
in Tanzania, in close collaboration with national partners, prepared a report summarizing the progress made towards achieving selected development goals, and outlining what is required to reach those targets by 2015.

MDG Report III: Le Togo se mobilise autour des OMD

Togo's first MDG report

Closing the Millennium Gaps is about further building upon the impressive progress achieved
in improving human well-being in Viet Nam over the past decade, while at the same time
broadening the development process to include those being left behind, and reversing widening
socio-economic disparities. In short, this report is about achieving the MDGs for all Vietnamese people, girls and boys, women and men, ethnic minorities and Kinh, and urban and rural people.