Millennium Development Goal 5 - Future Challenges -
Shaista Farooq
Abstract
Shaista Farooq
Abstract
The (MDGs) Millennium Development Goals were proposed by United Nation Development program in year 2000 and were endorsed by 192 nations including Pakistan. These MDGs were developed keeping in view different interconnected factors that contribute to extreme poverty. These are time bound, and have measurable targets to address income poverty, hunger, disease, lack of adequate shelter, while promoting gender equality, education and environmental sustainability.
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The (MDGs) Millennium Development Goals were proposed by United Nation Development program in year 2000 and were endorsed by 192 nations including Pakistan. These MDGs were developed keeping in view different interconnected factors that contribute to extreme poverty. These are time bound, and have measurable targets to address income poverty, hunger, disease, lack of adequate shelter, while promoting gender equality, education and environmental sustainability.
Key concepts: Millennium Development Goals, Poverty, Extreme poverty, Medicine, Economic growth, Sustainability, Development economics, Sustainable development