Examples of using Mdgs in English and their translations into Vietnamese
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journey- both globally and in here in Viet Nam- since the early 2000s when the MDGs were first agreed.
Fourth: deepening cooperation among governments, civil society, the private sector and other networks around the world that have helped make the MDGs the most successful global anti- poverty push in history.
launch a global strategy for women's and children's health, one of the target areas in the MDGs.
While the MDGs in theory apply to all countries, in reality they were considered targets for poor countries to
journey- both globally and here in Viet Nam- since the early 2000s when the MDGs were first agreed.
Fourth: deepening cooperation among governments, civil society, the private sector and other networks around the world that have helped make the MDGs the most successful global anti-poverty push in history.
It is a leader in the Asia-Pacific region in having achieved almost all of the Millennium Development Goals(MDGs) at the national level well ahead of schedule, and it is on track to achieve the others before 2015.
At the ripe age of 9, Dylan Mahalingam co-founded Lil' MDGs, a nonprofit international development and youth empowerment organization and an initiative of Jayme's Fund.
Convention on Biological Diversity(CBD); the Ramsar Convention; and the Millennium Development Goals(MDGs).
The MDGs applied to all member states in theory, but in reality the goals were considered targets for
fulfill international commitments made on water and water related issues in the United Nations Millennium Development Goals(MDGs) by 2015.
They saw the MDGs as an opportunity to show international leadership- Mexican politicians, for example, used them to raise the country's profile across the region.
This year's Summit aimed to devise a new global agenda for the next 15 years replacing the MDGs set for the 2000- 2015 period.
to aid packages and attract more aid, the survey shows that the MDGs were less influential in upper-middle-income countries.
The country had hoped to bring that figure down to 140 deaths per 100,000 births by 2015 as part of its commitment to its Millennium Development Goals, or MDGs.
Speech by Ms. Pratibha Mehta, UN Resident Coordinator and UNDP Resident Representative at the seminar“from MDGs to SDGs: Building on Viet Nam's Success for the Post-2015 Development Agenda”.
held in New York(USA) recently, UN Secretary General Ban Ki-moon stressed:"The MDGs are still achievable by 2015 if world leaders provide more money
As we accelerate our actions to achieve the MDGs we must invest in gender equality, women's rights and women's empowerment across all goals and priorities.
The MDGs are drawn from the actions
Viet Nam's experience shows that the MDGs can be achieved even in conditions of limited resources, although the availability of resources has always been considered an indispensable condition to ensure the successful implementation of the MDGs.