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Statement by Mr. Robert Piper: UN Resident Coordinator In Nepal On behalf Of The UN Country Team On The Occasion Of Stand Up And Take Action Against Poverty (16th October)
Abstract:
In the year 2000, another very distinguished group, the largest gathering of Heads of State, ever, reflected on the close of an old millennium and the opening of a new one at the Millennium Summit in New York. A key element in the Millennium Declaration that emerged from that meeting was the recognition that despite the fact that Mankind has the resources and know-how to meet the world’s basic needs, going into a new Millennium, our record was far from satisfactory. With the Millennium Declaration, developed and developing countries alike, pledged to achieve a number of ambitious Goals – The Millennium Development Goals. Developed countries pledged resources, technology and improved market access. Governments of developing countries pledged to direct their own resources, and political capital towards achieving these Goals. The United Nations family was directed to support this effort and to help track progress. #SUSTAINABLEDEVELOPMENT #SDGs #MDGs #UNSDGs #RobertPiper #RC #Statement
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Keywords:
 POVERTY, POVERTY MITIGATION, SOCIAL PROBLEMS, RURAL POVERTY, URBAN POVERTY, WOMEN, HUNGER, BASIC NEEDS, AIDS, DISEASES, ENVIRONMENT, EMPLOYMENT, PROMOTION
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UN, (2009)
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14.05.03 - Social Development
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Statement by Mr. Robert Piper: UN Resident Coordinator In Nepal On behalf Of The UN Country Team On The Occasion Of Stand Up And Take Action Against Poverty (16th October)
Abstract:
In the year 2000, another very distinguished group, the largest gathering of Heads of State, ever, reflected on the close of an old millennium and the opening of a new one at the Millennium Summit in New York. A key element in the Millennium Declaration that emerged from that meeting was the recognition that despite the fact that Mankind has the resources and know-how to meet the world’s basic needs, going into a new Millennium, our record was far from satisfactory. With the Millennium Declaration, developed and developing countries alike, pledged to achieve a number of ambitious Goals – The Millennium Development Goals. Developed countries pledged resources, technology and improved market access. Governments of developing countries pledged to direct their own resources, and political capital towards achieving these Goals. The United Nations family was directed to support this effort and to help track progress. #SUSTAINABLEDEVELOPMENT #SDGs #MDGs #UNSDGs
Publisher: UN Type / Script:
Bulletin or Poster  in  English
Keywords:
 POVERTY, POVERTY MITIGATION, SOCIAL PROBLEMS, RURAL POVERTY, URBAN POVERTY, WOMEN, HUNGER, BASIC NEEDS, AIDS, DISEASES, ENVIRONMENT, EMPLOYMENT, PROMOTION
Thematic Group:
UN, (2009)
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14.05.03 - Social Development
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Statement by Mr. Robert Piper: UN Resident Coordinator In Nepal On behalf Of The UN Country Team On The Occasion Of Stand Up And Take Action Against Poverty (16th October)
Abstract:
In the year 2000, another very distinguished group, the largest gathering of Heads of State, ever, reflected on the close of an old millennium and the opening of a new one at the Millennium Summit in New York. A key element in the Millennium Declaration that emerged from that meeting was the recognition that despite the fact that Mankind has the resources and know-how to meet the world’s basic needs, going into a new Millennium, our record was far from satisfactory. With the Millennium Declaration, developed and developing countries alike, pledged to achieve a number of ambitious Goals – The Millennium Development Goals. Developed countries pledged resources, technology and improved market access. Governments of developing countries pledged to direct their own resources, and political capital towards achieving these Goals. The United Nations family was directed to support this effort and to help track progress.
Publisher: UN Type / Script:
Bulletin or Poster  in  English
Keywords:
 POVERTY, POVERTY MITIGATION, SOCIAL PROBLEMS, RURAL POVERTY, URBAN POVERTY, WOMEN, HUNGER, BASIC NEEDS, AIDS, DISEASES, ENVIRONMENT, EMPLOYMENT, PROMOTION
Thematic Group:
UN, (2009)
Thesaurus:
14.05.03 - Social Development
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Statement by Mr. Robert Piper: UN Resident Coordinator In Nepal On behalf Of The UN Country Team On The Occasion Of Stand Up And Take Action Against Poverty (16th October)
Abstract:
In the year 2000, another very distinguished group, the largest gathering of Heads of State, ever, reflected on the close of an old millennium and the opening of a new one at the Millennium Summit in New York. A key element in the Millennium Declaration that emerged from that meeting was the recognition that despite the fact that Mankind has the resources and know-how to meet the world’s basic needs, going into a new Millennium, our record was far from satisfactory. With the Millennium Declaration, developed and developing countries alike, pledged to achieve a number of ambitious Goals – The Millennium Development Goals. Developed countries pledged resources, technology and improved market access. Governments of developing countries pledged to direct their own resources, and political capital towards achieving these Goals. The United Nations family was directed to support this effort and to help track progress.
Publisher: UN Type / Script:
Bulletin or Poster  in  English
Keywords:
 POVERTY, POVERTY MITIGATION, SOCIAL PROBLEMS, RURAL POVERTY, URBAN POVERTY, WOMEN, HUNGER, BASIC NEEDS, AIDS, DISEASES, ENVIRONMENT, EMPLOYMENT, PROMOTION
Thematic Group:
UN, (2009)
Thesaurus:
14.05.03 - Social Development
PDF | File Size: 211 KB   Download
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Statement by Mr. Robert Piper: UN Resident Coordinator In Nepal On behalf Of The UN Country Team On The Occasion Of Stand Up And Take Action Against Poverty (16th October)
Abstract:
In the year 2000, another very distinguished group, the largest gathering of Heads of State, ever, reflected on the close of an old millennium and the opening of a new one at the Millennium Summit in New York. A key element in the Millennium Declaration that emerged from that meeting was the recognition that despite the fact that Mankind has the resources and know-how to meet the world’s basic needs, going into a new Millennium, our record was far from satisfactory. With the Millennium Declaration, developed and developing countries alike, pledged to achieve a number of ambitious Goals – The Millennium Development Goals. Developed countries pledged resources, technology and improved market access. Governments of developing countries pledged to direct their own resources, and political capital towards achieving these Goals. The United Nations family was directed to support this effort and to help track progress.
Publisher: UN Type / Script:
Bulletin or Poster  in  English
Keywords:
 POVERTY, POVERTY MITIGATION, SOCIAL PROBLEMS, RURAL POVERTY, URBAN POVERTY, WOMEN, BASIC NEEDS, AIDS, DISEASES, ENVIRONMENT, EMPLOYMENT, PROMOTION
Thematic Group:
UN, (2009)
Thesaurus:
14.05.03 - Social Development
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Statement by Mr. Robert Piper: UN Resident Coordinator In Nepal On behalf Of The UN Country Team On The Occasion Of Stand Up And Take Action Against Poverty (16th October)
Abstract:
Right Honourable President, Honourable Ministers, Honourable Constituent Assembly Members, Honourable Vice Chairman of the National Planning Commission, your Excellencies, friends and colleagues. I am honoured to be among such a distinguished group gathered here at Shital Newas today to commemorate the Stand Up and Take Action Campaign. I stand here on behalf of the 22 UN agencies in Nepal and their 2,000 staff. In the year 2000, another very distinguished group, the largest gathering of Heads of State, ever, reflected on the close of an old millennium and the opening of a new one at the Millennium Summit in New York. A key element in the Millennium Declaration that emerged from that meeting was the recognition that despite the fact that Mankind has the resources and know-how to meet the world’s basic needs, going into a new Millennium, our record was far from satisfactory.
Publisher: UN Type / Script:
Bulletin or Poster  in  English
Keywords:
 POVERTY, POVERTY MITIGATION, SOCIAL PROBLEMS, RURAL POVERTY, URBAN POVERTY, WOMEN, BASIC NEEDS, AIDS, DISEASES, ENVIRONMENT, EMPLOYMENT, PROMOTION
Thematic Group:
UN, (2009)
Thesaurus:
14.05.03 - Social Development
PDF | File Size: 211 KB   Download
Feeder: SUNAYANA, Editor: , Auditor:
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Statement by Mr. Robert Piper: UN Resident Coordinator In Nepal On behalf Of The UN Country Team On The Occasion Of Stand Up And Take Action Against Poverty
Abstract:
Right Honourable President, Honourable Ministers, Honourable Constituent Assembly Members, Honourable Vice Chairman of the National Planning Commission, your Excellencies, friends and colleagues. I am honoured to be among such a distinguished group gathered here at Shital Newas today to commemorate the Stand Up and Take Action Campaign. I stand here on behalf of the 22 UN agencies in Nepal and their 2,000 staff. In the year 2000, another very distinguished group, the largest gathering of Heads of State, ever, reflected on the close of an old millennium and the opening of a new one at the Millennium Summit in New York. A key element in the Millennium Declaration that emerged from that meeting was the recognition that despite the fact that Mankind has the resources and know-how to meet the world’s basic needs, going into a new Millennium, our record was far from satisfactory.
Publisher: UN Type / Script:
Bulletin or Poster  in  English
Keywords:
 POVERTY, POVERTY MITIGATION, SOCIAL PROBLEMS, RURAL POVERTY, URBAN POVERTY, WOMEN, BASIC NEEDS, AIDS, DISEASES, ENVIRONMENT, EMPLOYMENT, PROMOTION
Thematic Group:
UN, (2009)
Thesaurus:
14.05.03 - Social Development
PDF | File Size: 211 KB   Download
Feeder: SUNAYANA, Editor: , Auditor:
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Statement by Mr. Robert Piper: UN Resident Coordinator In Nepal On behalf Of The UN Country Team On The Occasion Of Stand Up And Take Action Against Poverty
Abstract:
Right Honourable President, Honourable Ministers, Honourable Constituent Assembly Members, Honourable Vice Chairman of the National Planning Commission, your Excellencies, friends and colleagues. I am honoured to be among such a distinguished group gathered here at Shital Newas today to commemorate the Stand Up and Take Action Campaign. I stand here on behalf of the 22 UN agencies in Nepal and their 2,000 staff. In the year 2000, another very distinguished group, the largest gathering of Heads of State, ever, reflected on the close of an old millennium and the opening of a new one at the Millennium Summit in New York. A key element in the Millennium Declaration that emerged from that meeting was the recognition that despite the fact that Mankind has the resources and know-how to meet the world’s basic needs, going into a new Millennium, our record was far from satisfactory.
Publisher: UN Type / Script:
Bulletin or Poster  in  English
Keywords:
 POVERTY, POVERTY MITIGATION, SOCIAL PROBLEMS, RURAL POVERTY, URBAN POVERTY, BASIC NEEDS, AIDS, DISEASES, ENVIRONMENT, EMPLOYMENT, PROMOTION
Thematic Group:
UN, (2009)
Thesaurus:
14.05.03 - Social Development
PDF | File Size: 211 KB   Download
Feeder: SUNAYANA, Editor: , Auditor:
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