The Changing Development Order
The Millennium Development Goals, which expire in two years, established a successful framework for the world to address poverty, health, hunger, and education. As discussions commence on the post-2015 global development agenda, it would be helpful to rethink the private sector's role.
DUBAI – The Millennium Development Goals established a successful framework for the world to address fundamental social issues such as poverty, health, hunger, and education. As discussions commence on the shape and scope of the global development agenda that will succeed the MDGs, which expire in 2015, it would be helpful to consider the role of the private sector and rethink the international community’s overall approach to development.
DUBAI – The Millennium Development Goals established a successful framework for the world to address fundamental social issues such as poverty, health, hunger, and education. As discussions commence on the shape and scope of the global development agenda that will succeed the MDGs, which expire in 2015, it would be helpful to consider the role of the private sector and rethink the international community’s overall approach to development.