The post-2015 High-Level Panel met in Monrovia and…
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Economic growth and transformation in a post-2015 agreement
This background paper was prepared for the 3rd meeting of the High Level Panel of Eminent Persons on the post-2015 agenda and explores economic growth and transformation in a post-2015 agreement. -
It’s not only about the goals
'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.' -
What do people want a post-2015 agenda to do for them?
'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.' -
MY World: First survey results
Claire Melamed, Paul LaddResults for the first comprehensive offline MY World survey in Liberia, as well as preliminary results from the online survey are now available. -
Recasting MDG 8: global policies for inclusive growth
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’. -
Choosing what’s ‘most important’ to people
'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.' -
Gender, violence and the post-2015 framework
Violent attacks on girls and women are nothing new. But two particularly shocking attacks on young women in 2012 have not only sparked widespread condemnation, they are also shaping the discussion on what follows the Millennium Development Goals.
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MDGs: making your mark on the post-2015 agenda in 2013
'Whatever happens in the final negotiations, it's already clear that much of the job to keep this agenda on track will have to happen much sooner – starting now.' -
Tracking proposals on future development goals
'Just when we thought they had reached top speed, debates on the post-2015 development agenda continue to intensify. At the Overseas Development Institute we’re looking to track the emerging proposals, and have come up with a table to do just that.'