Publication Date
June 2012
58 p
"The report begins by reflecting on the experience of the UN system in supporting the implementation of the MDG framework. Building on the lessons learned, the report provides an assessment of the key development challenges to which the global development agenda should respond. It proposes a vision of people-centred, inclusive and sustainable development and initial ideas for possible contours of a post-2015 UN development agenda. It concludes by laying out a possible road map for the process of defining the agenda, including ways of bringing different voices of people around the world into the consultations"
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Keywords
Development/ Humanitarian; climate change and environment; Politics government and economics; government and politics; Human rights; rights; sustainable development; Cross-cutting; policy; Global picture; poverty; Sustainable development goals; millennium development goals; international cooperation; civil society organisations; Inclusion; inclusion and mainstreaming
