Three examples of brochures created to inform the public about the MDGs - China, Rwanda, and Lao PDR.

This PowerPoint Presentation was made by the Samoa Umbrella for Non-Governmental Organizations (SUNGO) and discusses what NGOs have been doing and will do to promote the MDGs.

An artistic caravan toured the Northern and central parts of Tunisia, taking the Tunisian National School of Circus to eight governorates. Young artists performed an exclusive show that aimed at conveying the importance of achieving the MDGs. The Caravan also comprised an educational mobile planetarium. The main objectives of the caravan were to spread the word about the MDGs and launch the first Tunisian MDG report.

The UN Viet Nam office created this comic book to convey key messages of the MDGs. It tells of one boy's journey from Hanoi to the countryside and includes both current information on development in Viet Nam and suggestions for how Viet Namese can help to support achievement of the MDGs. This presentation was also shown to over 1,000 students in Viet Nam through a special, intensive outreach effort by UN agency staff.

This MDG brochure was published in Tunisia as a means of informing the public about the MDGs and the progresses Tunisis has made towards achieving them. This brochure was wildly distributed (civil society, government,etc) to promote the MDGs.

'Tadra-Kahani & MDGs' was a stage show, which offered a fun, participatory and expressive means of raising awareness of the MDGs by school children. It offered an introduction on what would be involved in achieving the MDGs from the perspective of these through music and dance!

A press release relating to the UN Country Team in the Maldives'third forum in the series of forums being organised as part of its efforts to promote MDGs in the Maldives.

Campaign experiences was shared by a variety of country teams in response to a query from Sierra Leone

Document outlines Zambia's proposed activities on MDGs including: advocating the MDG goal of eradicating poverty and hunger on World Food Day, panel discussions on radio and TV with WHO and UNICEF to increase knowledge and awareness related to reducing child mortality and improving maternal health, using government presentations to advocate the MDGs and possibley launching the NHDR on UN Day, holding discussions related to HIV/AIDS prevention and treatment and gender equality with related organizations.

This document provides a summary of the objectives and processes of Cambodia's MDG Campaign, which is designed to support the development of a national poverty reduction strategy. The paper discusses a number of principles required to achieve the MDGs, such as consistency between the economic and social policies; and flexibility in policy design. It also lists key lessons learned in the Cambodian MDG Campaign.

Les adolescents et les jeunes de 10 à 24 ans constituent un tiers de la population tunisienne. Ils sont aujourd’hui mieux éduqués, en meilleure santé et ont de meilleures perspectives économiques que les générations qui les ont précédées. En même temps ils font face à davantage de défis et de risques. Dans la ligne des informations recueillies par la Troisième consultation de la jeunesse « Une jeunesse préparée à un avenir prometteur », les Nations Unies en Tunisie ont voulu contribuer de façon constructive au débat national en préparant le présent document de travail et de réflexion. Initié par l’ensemble des agences des Nations Unies en Tunisie, il servira au dialogue sur les rôles et responsabilités des adolescents et des jeunes dans la société tunisienne ainsi qu’à la mise en œuvre de programmes qui les concernent.

Presentation to the MDG Steering Committee and case studies on the Philippines and Nigeria on UNCT engagement with MDG campaigning.

The first tailored Cambodian Millennium Development Goals report was launched Prime Minister Hun Sen.

UNDP Armenia held a competition in which local artists portrayed their interpretations of the MDGs. The winner, Tigran Matulyan, a locally renowned artist, created 8 paintings, one for each of the Goals. They were then used for the Armenian MDG Report, for the cover of an MDG documentary film, and as posters, which are being displayed in all Government ministries.

MDG information and training workshop

The UN country team is working closely with the Government of Ethiopia, civil society, NGOs, government institutions and donors on a multifaceted agenda: MDGs reporting and monitoring process; Millennium Project’s support in the needs assessment process; Making aid management and coordination more effective; and Advocacy and commitment on MDGs building at the federal and regional levels