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An overview of Lagoro IDP camp in Kitgum District, northern Uganda, 20 May 2007. Manoocher Deghati/IRIN

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  1. Post-2015: can we talk about migration?

    Publication - Research reports and studies - 7 February 2013
    In this paper, we discuss international migration in the context of the post-2015 debate. Our main objective is to consider if and how international labour migration could be adequately incorporated in a future global development framework.
  2. Laura Rodriguez Takeuchi

    It’s not only about the goals

    Opinion - Articles and blogs - 6 February 2013
    'Although in some areas there are still considerable gaps, overall the availability of data and, more importantly, the awareness that these data need to be used, have grown. It is important to use this potential this time around to get the metrics right.'
  3. Claire Melamed

    What do people want a post-2015 agenda to do for them?

    Opinion - Articles and blogs - 5 February 2013
    'There’s a lot of talk in post-2015-land about finding out what people want from a new agreement. With numbers and clear priorities MY World can help to provide useful and useable answers to the question ‘what do people want’ for the politicians constructing the post-2015 agenda.'
  4. Recasting MDG 8: global policies for inclusive growth

    Publication - Research reports and studies - 29 January 2013
    As we approach the Millennium Development Goals (MDGs) deadline, there is a growing interest and debate on what might replace them. This paper contributes to the post-2015 debate by presenting some arguments and proposals that could motivate the construction of an effective and progressive ‘global partnership for development’.
  5. Claire Melamed

    Choosing what’s ‘most important’ to people

    Opinion - Articles and blogs - 29 January 2013
    'The question for the negotiators who will draw up the final agreement is not ‘what’s important’ but ‘what’s most important’. Too often, that’s where the consultation ends and it all goes into those same back rooms that created the first MDGs. Not this time.'

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